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- Stephen Davenport
The Gilbert & Sullivan Society of SA put passion into the Passion Play with its production of Jesus Christ Superstar.
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- Dr Daniela Kaleva
'Celebrating Song’, the third of the 2010 Seraphim Trio Portrait Series, explores the theme of domesticity in its entire range of harmony, bliss, comical chaos, virtues and vice.
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- Dr Daniela Kaleva
The captivating allure of tango music is the main attraction of this co-production of Maria de Buenos Aires by State Opera of South Australia and Leigh Warren & Dancers.
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- Stephen Davenport
When the Rain Stops Falling is a distinctive, portentous and mesmeric piece of theatre.
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- Jane Howard
Written with shades of dark and light, Kruckemeyer explores into a deeper darkness than your children’s stories aught, as in the dark the pains and heartaches of Ruby’s life are lain out before us.
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- Stephen Davenport
Dull and leaden from start to finish, Insomnia Cat Came to Stay doesn’t really tick until the frenetic last few minutes.
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- Dr Daniela Kaleva
In Repose challenges the taboos of death, historical sore spots and the boundaries of artistic expression.
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