riley nottingham in manifesto : two double passes

A whimsical mix of music and comedy about unlikely friendships, dopamine addiction and true love, Riley Nottingham’s MANIFESTO 
will leave audiences feeling a little bit happy and a little bit sad at the same time, as Riley takes them on
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phantom of the opera : media call

The Phantom first appeared in 1909 in a French novel by Gaston Leroux. In 1925 a silent version of the Phantom was released starring Lon Chaney in his most acclaimed role. It was Andrew Lloyd Webber’s creative genius to perceive

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nick and tom – real estate agents

 

A comedy about real estate agents could follow many trajectories.
I expected it to pillory the archetypical pushy, brash,
shallow and deceptive agent who you can tell is lying
by the fact that his lips are moving. Instead NICK

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whitefella yella tree : a visceral experience

The subject of Dylan Van Den Berg’s WHITEFELLA YELLA TREE is the distressing impact of colonisation on indigenous life and culture.

Van Den Berg’s play is set in the early 19th century as British settlements increasingly encroached on Aboriginal lands.

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phantom of the opera @ sydney opera house

Above : Blake Bowden as Raoul and Amy Manford as Christine Photo credit : Daniel Boud

Every decent opera house needs a Phantom. Finally it is Sydney Opera House’s turn, with the enduring Andrew Lloyd Webber franchise to play until …

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ruby productions : keeping up appearances

Unlike most TV to stage adaptations, KEEPING UP APPEARANCES is not a stage version of episodes we have seen on the box, but a made for stage script, set at the local dramatic society, merging characters familiar from the series, …

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tell me i’m here : cyclone jonathon

 

I knew Jonathon Blain, the subject of Veronica Nadine Gleeson’s play.

He was a regular visitor to a house I lived in in Adelaide many years ago.

I remember his lovely smile and his soft nature.

Jonathon sold me

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through the cracks : immersive, fascinating theatre

Elaine Paton’s THROUGH THE CRACKS is a theatrical crime-style investigation that dives deep into issues of ageing, identity and homelessness, as Inspector Tilly leads an enquiry into the true-life disappearance of her alter ego, Elaine.

The audience enters the Incident

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