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- Stephanie Johnson
Loki Rickus strings together a series of songs to portray his feelings about his transformation from private school boy to performer in his one-man show Eight.
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- Stephanie Johnson
She’s diminutive. She’s a Justin Bieber look-alike. She is a Lesbian comic. She tells jokes and sings ditties on a ukulele. DeAnne Smith is hilarious.
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- Stephen Davenport
One of Tony McNamara’s funniest plays, The Give and Take is a blithe exploration of that old cliché 'money can’t buy you love.'
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- Peter Bleby
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- Jane Howard
Funny and light-hearted amusement, The Good Doctor is modern American playwright Neil Simon’s take on the classical Russian works of Chekhov, as the Writer takes us through a series of sketches of his writings.
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- Jane Howard
David Harrower’s Blackbird is a script intended to be inflammatory, confusing, filled with heightened and varying emotions on behalf of the characters and audience members.
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