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I really can’t say enough good things about this play, so I just advise you to go and see it before its run is over.
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For a show that is all about demonstrating that racism exists within Australia, Hussain and Rahman have been supplied with substantial material.
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The whole tone of the show is a self-parody of low-brow, no-taste, overblown melodrama - a deliciously cringeful blend of Carry On humour and Agatha Christie storytelling.
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With the crowd filling the Melbourne Town Hall to near full capacity the audience quickly settled down to indulge in some acoustic threatening belly rumbling.
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Growing old gracefully - that’s got to be a cliché up there with ‘can’t teach old dogs new tricks.’ Fact is, both of those statements are wrong, as proved by the insightful play Codgers, which is like watching a wise man’s fireside tale come to life.
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Martinez is a brilliant mimic with impeccable timing but the structure of the show itself seemed somewhat lazy. It is intended to be a sparse, pared back format, but instead merely seemed under developed.
