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Australian Stage Online FREE TIX - Sydney Shakespeare Festival. Pack a picnic, grab your friends and celebrate summer with a night of theatrical magic on Sydney’s fabulous harbour foreshore. http://bit.ly/6LJtPc
Australian Stage Online Review > Cats. This is a show which everyone should see at least once in their lifetime. If you’ve seen it before - be ready. If you haven’t, grab this opportunity. It is a spectacular experience. http://bit.ly/7ERqpW
Australian Stage Online Review > The Book Of Everything | Kim Carpenter’s Theatre of Image & Company B. The Book Of Everything is a wonderfully magical production - full of naive and raucous surprises, which leaves you feeling relieved and inspired that a simple act of bravery or a grand gesture can undo the wrong in your world - http://bit.ly/87jl26
Australian Stage Online FREE TIX - Warriors of Brazil. For the first time in Australia, the world’s greatest Capoeira experts will appear in a spectacular live stage show. Australian Stage has FREE TIX for Opening Night in each Capital city! bit.ly/8YQjMe
Australian Stage Online Review > Barry Humphries and the ACO. It was an intimate affair, or as intimate as the venue, the Hamer Hall, would allow. Barry Humphries was back on home ground after two nights at the Opera House in ‘provincial’ Sydney. http://bit.ly/60LlQC
Australian Stage Online Review > Air Supply with The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. If you were wondering where your Mum was last night, chances are she was probably at Hamer Hall, watching one of Australia’s most famous bands. http://bit.ly/4xa9oV
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Slideshow > Slava's Snowshow. Images from the Melbourne season now playing at the Athenaeum Theatre. http://www.australianstage.com.au/200908
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Review > Richard II | University of Adelaide Theatre Guild. In contrast to his comedies, Shakespeare’s tragedies are intense, long and never end well. Their attraction lies in the characterization and the rhyme and metre – the poetry of the language. http://www.australianstage.com.au/200908
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Review > Ninety | Queensland Theatre Company. Joanna Murray-Smith’s two-hander, as rich in ideas of the heart and mind as any play from her prolific career, is beautifully established. http://www.australianstage.com.au/200908
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Review > Raise the Red Lantern | National Ballet of China. As the gilded velvet curtain rises, revealing row upon row of paper lanterns (red, of course), the audience is prepared for a visually gorgeous display. http://www.australianstage.com.au/200908
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Review > Poppea | Vienna Schauspielhaus. Kosky’s mix of explicit sex and violence affects the subconscious as much, or more than the intellect. The power of Poppea is not so much emotional, but visceral. http://www.australianstage.com.au/200908
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Review > Knives In Hens | Malthouse Theatre and State Theatre Company of South Australia. Knives in Hens is full of metaphors and ambiguity, a work that for its audience, resonates in such a way that experience is a must and articulation near impossible. http://www.australianstage.com.au/200908
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Review > Arabian Night | Accidental Productions. Accidental Productions’ latest is a hot abstract tale of imaginary desert tales performed on a cold winter’s night in Adelaide. http://www.australianstage.com.au/200908
Australian Stage Online Review > The Songs of Shockheaded Peter and other Gory Verses | The Tiger Lillies. Part jazz, part oompah-pah Polka and sometimes haunting falsetto, with dead pan theatrics along the way, the material is populated by freak show characters and misbehaving
