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Details: 04 July 2009

Letter’s End is consummate entertainment. Every object in the Keeper’s room, and every object received through the mail chute, becomes an object of amusement.

Details: 04 July 2009

Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk | Arts Radar and B Sharp

This story canvasses the universal issues of oppression, classism and sexism from a Russian, rural, working class perspective pitched against a backdrop of Christian morality.

Details: 03 July 2009

Mike Wilmot and friends. And enemies | In Stiches

While the motley crew had little in common, they all delivered laughs in a thoroughly entertaining two-hour gig.

Details: 03 July 2009

The story of Pericles as interpreted by the Bell Shakespeare company is a superstition-laden tragedy in its purest form.

Details: 02 July 2009

The Birthday Party | Melbourne Theatre Company

Fifty-one years after English playwright Harold Pinter’s The Birthday Party was greeted with hostility and incomprehension from London audiences, the play still has the power to mystify audiences.

Details: 30 June 2009

All-in-all, it's a mixed bag. Loyalists will love it.

Details: 29 June 2009

It’s a lovely set up, with carefully considered characters that are well observed, and as the play progresses there is a nice sense that this pair have much more in common than it first appears.

Details: 29 June 2009

While it may not be the most original idea, Sammy J in the Forest of Dreams is as riotous and spectacular a comedy gig as you're likely to see.

Letter's End | Spoon Tree Productions

Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk | Arts Radar and B Sharp

Mike Wilmot and friends. And enemies | In Stiches

Pericles | Bell Shakespeare

The Birthday Party | Melbourne Theatre Company

French & Saunders

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Sammy J in the Forest of Dreams