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Details: 24 September 2008

In the early hours of September 27, 1983, Alan Bond, John Bertrand, Ben Lexcen and Warren Jones became the rock gods of Australian Sport.

Details: 23 September 2008

The Women of Troy | Sydney Theatre Company

Barrie Kosky often divides audiences but in this impressive production of The Women of Troy everything that is original, astute and poetic about Kosky shines through.

Details: 22 September 2008

The Pink Floyd Experience is a New Zealand group that got together to honour this remarkable band, and their work has been so successful they are now internationally known and followed.

Details: 21 September 2008

Unfortunately, Risky Lunar Love comes across as a kind of poor man’s Rocky Horror Show with updated levels of taboo and profanity but not one iota of the charm or impact.

Details: 20 September 2008

Wesley Enoch’s production of Yibiyung makes facing the stories of Australia’s past both confronting and joyful.

Details: 19 September 2008

The Zombie State | Melbourne Workers Theatre

Rows of people stand before us. Some are swaying slightly while others slump, apparently asleep. They all share a dull, glazed demeanor. Some are alive and some are dead. But which is which?

Details: 19 September 2008

Waiting For Gotterson + Nothing Like Old Times

There’s nothing quite like a double bill of snappy one act plays to whet your appetite for a night of theatre, and the Newtown’s latest offerings Waiting For Gotterson and Nothing Like Old Times are tasty little morsels indeed.

Details: 18 September 2008

Human conversations rarely flow smoothly. There are many interruptions. Confusion reigns over who is talking and who is listening.

Taking Liberty | Perth Theatre Company

The Women of Troy | Sydney Theatre Company

The Pink Floyd Experience

Risky Lunar Love | 504 Producers

Yibiyung | Company B

The Zombie State | Melbourne Workers Theatre

Waiting For Gotterson + Nothing Like Old Times

Conversations in Rhythm + Dance