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Details: 10 April 2010

Elizabeth: Almost By Chance A Woman | Malthouse Theatre

Far from the popular image of the Virgin Queen, but perhaps closer to reality, Fo's Elizabeth is portrayed as a foul-mouthed, narcissistic and obsessive individual.

Details: 10 April 2010

It's 1892 on the mean streets of Sydney. Unwed 18-year-old mother, Amber Murray, cast aside by the child's rapist father, and out by her parents, sleeps rough in the reserve, with her beloved babe-in-arms, Horace.

Details: 10 April 2010

Lim is an extremely charismatic performer who draws his audience in with his gentle rapport and skills as a raconteur.

Details: 10 April 2010

The show is not a hard hour to sit through - there are laughs to be had - but it’s not very challenging either.

Details: 10 April 2010

The show has a distinctly amateurish feel to it, which it plays up at times, but the frequently miscued sound effects are awkward and a little off-putting.

Details: 10 April 2010

Things I Shouldn't Have Said had a packed audience laughing non-stop all the way up to its outrageous and uncomfortably vivid finale.

Details: 10 April 2010

Cullen’s play masterfully demonstrates just how little has changed since Henry Lawson began to explore Australian nationalism in the late nineteenth century, but far more than that; it tells the moving story of one of Australia’s favourite sons.

Details: 09 April 2010

God is Bullshit: That's the Good News | Catherine Deveny

If you're atheist, it will be hard to leave God Is Bullshit: That's The Good News without feeling a little more smug. If you're not atheist, it's hard to imagine you going in the first place.

Elizabeth: Almost By Chance A Woman | Malthouse Theatre

The Hatpin | Riverside Lyric Ensemble

Made In China (Or, How Shanghai Slim Found Jazz) | Lin Dong Fu

Repressed Memory Lane | Adam Rozenbachs

Four Minute Warning

Things I Shouldn't Have Said | Eddie Ifft

Faces In The Street: A Salute To Henry Lawson

God is Bullshit: That's the Good News | Catherine Deveny