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Details: 03 November 2008

Exploring Australia’s obsession with home, Home Alone is a concise yet powerful contemporary dance piece from Company Upstairs.

Details: 02 November 2008

Ariette Taylor, who has spent the better part of seven years bringing this production to the stage, has crafted a work that is bold, ambitious and above all humane.

Details: 02 November 2008

Attack of the Attacking Attackers! | La Boite Theatre Company

The name is a dead giveaway: The Attack of the Attacking Attackers is a stupid, stupid play.

Details: 02 November 2008

Circle of Rhythm | The Famous Spiegeltent

Apart from the fact that they were actually in a straight line, Circle of Rhythm didn’t disappoint.

Details: 02 November 2008

There is a surety and deftness to the way in which Cribb marries beautiful lyrical prose with sparse colloquial language, and in The Haunting there are moments of sheer brilliance.

Details: 01 November 2008

The Pig Iron People, is a piece of work that both beguiles and bemuses.

Details: 01 November 2008

Marie Antoinette: The Colour of Flesh | Red Stitch

Red Stitch's Marie Antoinette: The Colour of Flesh, is an exposition of politics, beauty and love set against the tumultuous backdrop of the French Revolution.

Details: 01 November 2008

The History of Glass is an intriguing piece of installation art. The idea of it is brilliant, in fact; it’s just the execution that leaves a little to be desired.

Home Alone (The Suburbs Dream Tonight)

The Lower Depths

Attack of the Attacking Attackers! | La Boite

Circle of Rhythm | The Famous Spiegeltent

The Haunting of Danny Gartrell | PTC

The Pig Iron People | STC

Marie Antoinette: The Colour of Flesh | Red Stitch

The History of Glass | Bright Edge