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- Claire Condry
Having seen Cullinan's previous shows The Merger and The Lost WW 1 Diary, which to be correct, were really short, one man plays rather than a stand-up comedy act, I wondered how he could stretch a dance craze into a show. My fears were unfounded.
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- Nerida Dickinson
Interesting if pretentious premise, requiring further character development but celebrating its rough edges.
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- Nerida Dickinson
Humour with a light touch, sweet piano tunes and upbeat presentation combine in an enjoyable witty show.
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- Claire Condry
Hooper is mistress of the deadpan straight-face, irony-laden punch line. Yet she also charms with her sunny smile and the occasional mime of particularly awkward moments.
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- Nerida Dickinson
A promising premise, a densely written script with some rough patches in delivery.
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- Claire Condry
Barber shops, like ladies’ hairdressers, are traditionally seen as repositories of confidential and often controversial opinions. History, race, colour, bigotry, politics and sex – nothing is taboo in this sanctuary.
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- Sarah Green
Each summer, Western Australia’s finest dancers perform against a backdrop of stars and gum trees at Floreat’s magnificent quarry amphitheatre – a celebration of the raw beauty and energy of human movement.
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- Claire Condry
I always think of Jeff Green as an eminently likeable bloke. I have seen him before several times and he’s always a reliable bet for a good laugh. He has an easy relaxed manner. A sort of everyman approach.
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