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- Stephanie Johnson
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.
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- Stephanie Johnson
Brink Productions has lost its mojo with its longwinded adaptation of Moliere’s The Hypochondriac.
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Accidental Productions’ latest is a hot abstract tale of imaginary desert tales performed on a cold winter’s night in Adelaide.
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My Boy Jack is no whimsical children’s fable written by popular British author Rudyard Kipling. Rather it is a heartrending, thought-provoking revelation about the author’s children, in particular Kipling’s relationship with his son Jack.
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The title Three in the Back, Two in The Head refers to gunshots in this brilliantly crafted political thriller.
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