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Melbourne Reviews
Currently celebrating their 30th year as Australia’s largest independent theatre company, the stalwart of “Shakespeare Under the Stars” continues to present the classics to audiences much to their delight.
Jersey Boys is a perfectly timed piece of nostalgia backed by a brilliant soundtrack.
Arguably one of the most popular and fiercely loved franchises of all time, JK Rowling’s creation of the wizarding world of Hogwarts and beloved characters of Harry, Ron and Hermione continue to delight children and adults with books, films, studio tours and a real life Platform 9 ¾ at London’s Kings Cross.
Stephen Sewell's latest play revisits the meeting in 1964 between film star Mae West and controversial photographer Diane Arbus.
Bennett has always acknowledged that his garden guest Miss Shepherd, provided him with a wealth of material, but it is the analysis of his own part in this absurd situation that makes the story so compelling.
Arty Graphic Intense Funny Tragic Relentless and very very good.
John and his long-term male partner power toward separation in a series of fiery exchanges. Leaps in time and toxicity are punctuated like a boxing match leading ultimately to the most unexpected of revelations; John has met and begun an emotional and sexual relationship with a woman.
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