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- Nicholas Routley
The performance in the Music Workshop at the Conservatorium involved a team of actors and musicians at the highest level of Noh performance in Japan, Australia, and the USA. The result was spell-binding.
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- Emily Shaddick
As an introduction into palaeontology and exploration of the rich history of life on planet earth this show is a must see.
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- Richard Cotter
This is cheeky Chekhov, set in a contemporary rural Russia that is alarmingly alike contemporary country Australia, its characters redolent of Muscovites on the Murrumbidgee.
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- Dennis Clements
I knew I was in safe hands right away and decided to “let it go”, sit back and enjoy Richard Cottrell’s wonderful staging of Arms and the Man at the Opera house. I wasn’t disappointed.
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- Richard Cotter
The wheels literally came off the opening night performance of MinusOneSister.
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- Richard Cotter
Ride & Fourplay is a two play presentation of a couple of early works by Jane Bodie, a dynamic double feature directed by Anthony Skuse.
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- Richard Cotter
Everyone in this excellent ensemble serves the songs and the farcical antics of the story superbly.
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