barbara and the camp dogs @ belvoir street

BARBARA AND THE CAMP DOGS, written by Ursula Yovich and Alana Valentine and directed by Leticia Caceras, is currently playing a return season at Belvoir.  The show, currently on a national tour, still whacks a punch dramatically and works as

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red carpet : saturday night fever

If you were in Sydney around the time when the premiere of Saturday Night Fever was taking place, you would find there was a dearth of white suits, black shirts, glitter and let’s not forget sequin.

The invitation to the

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bin laden : the one man show

Before we even enter the theatre, we are asked, as an audience, to do so with an open mind and a willingness to listen. I was happy to do both.

We were greeted by the actor himself and were drawn …

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the last five years @ the ensemble

The dramatic conceit behind this show is full of promise. Jamie and Cathy’s five years relationship, which included marriage, has come to an end. We get two different perspectives; Jamie takes up from when the couple first get together and

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saturday night fever @ the lyric

This is a relatively new version of SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER. It’s a reworking by Ryan McBryde and Philippe Hersen with the Bee Gees soundtrack freshly engineered by Domenico Torti. The Australian adaptation has been directed by Karen Johnson Mortimer

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suicide, incorporated by andrew hinderaker

Sometimes you watch a play and get stuck. It resonates, informs and entertains so profoundly that it’s hard to articulate how the complex interweaving of characters, set, lighting, sound, stage energy, timing and all the other elements of theatre have …

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noli me tangere (touch me not) : a new musical

In this beautifully lyrical tale of love and struggle against oppression a highly talented cast draws the audience into this tragic yet uplifting story set at the tail end of the Spanish colonial period of the Philippines. It is based …

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