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Never Closer, Belvoir St Theatre & Essential Workers | Review
Don’t have time to read the full review? Click here for a quick summary of the who, what, where and wine of this production. Uncompromising and hard hitting in its portrayal of the Irish Troubles, Never Closer asks us to confront and acknowledge the trauma experienced by countless young people in Ireland’s very recent history.…
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Ride the Cyclone, Hayes Theatre Co. | Review
Don’t have time to read the full review? Click here for a quick summary of the who, what, where and wine of this production. With an original instant sing-along soundtrack traversing multiple musical genres, Ride the Cyclone makes a strong case for life. Six teenagers from a small-town Canadian choir are having the time of…
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Karate Man – A Live-Action Video Game, BEAK Comedy | Review
RIGHT > LEFT > RIGHT > JUMP > PUNCH > KICK! Karate Man is the ultimate multiplayer videogame, an anarchically funny choose-your-own-adventure in which every member of the audience gets a turn.
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Isabella Reid, Playwright, Misery Loves Company | Stage Sips
Toasting Aussie Theatre sat down with playwright Isabella Reid, to chat about the whys and hows of her debut production Misery Loves Company, currently on at KXT on Broadway. The story of the Glynne family and the kerfuffles that they get into when they gather to mourn and celebrate the life of mother, daughter and…
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Tell Me On A Sunday, Michelle Guthrie Presents with Hayes Theatre Co | Review
An intimate night of love sought and independence won, told through romantic, enthralling melodies by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Don Black.
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Hillsong Boy, Robbi James and The Flying Nun by Brand X | Review
Scott Parker and Felicity Nicol’s humorous yet honest portrayal of Parker’s life as a Hillsong devotee, Gospel rock god and finally ex-member gives harrowing yet humorous insight into how one becomes part of a group like Hillsong, and the strength it takes to bear the consequences of leaving
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Holding the Man, Belvoir St Theatre Co. | Review
Raw and deeply emotional, Belvoir St Theatre’s Holding the Man gets to the heart of the AIDS crisis in a beautifully human way.
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The Lewis Trilogy, Griffin Theatre Company | Review
Louis Nowra’s stories of human connection on the margins of Australian communities come together in this enlightening and endearing 3-part, 7-cast-strong theatre epic as Griffin Theatre Company SBW Stables says ‘goodbye for now.’
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Everything is Sh*t, Garden Party Creative & The Old Fitz | Review
Rock cabaret Everything is Sh*t is raw and musically impressive, an enjoyable hour of story and song that doesn’t quite transcend to the greater meaning to which it aspires.
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SHITTY, Essential Workers Theatre for Belvoir 25A | Review
Don’t have time to read the full review? Click here for a quick summary of the who, what, where and wine of this production. No matter how badly things ended with your ex, I promise you the crew from SHITTY has had it worse. You’ll laugh until your sides split in this horror-comedy anthology that…
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