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- David Jobling
What started as conversations between the playwright and director Chris Drummond about 'strange loops' developed into a determination to build a production in the vein of Christoph Marthaler.
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- David Jobling
Director Adam Cook has carefully respected the various nuances in the play and worked at creating a production that looks and sounds authentic to the finest detail.
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- David Jobling
The life of any artist can't easily be condensed into two hours of stage time in a theatre, without a certain amount of significant material being passed over.
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- David Jobling
Involuntary presented by One Point 618 and Adelaide Festival Centre is a curiously bland patchwork of ideas that shoots itself in the foot by not living up to some remarkably arresting promotional material.
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- Nicholas Routley
The Adelaide Chamber Singers and the Sydney Chamber Choir, the two choirs which formed the chorus, were magnificent in their triple role.
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- Dr Daniela Kaleva
A Streetcar combines the best of francophone theatre, European theatrical traditions, modern media technology and music to communicate the sequences of intricate psychological fractures that constitute the character, Blanche Dubois.
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