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Details: 20 June 2008

The Devil's Dictionary | SilkThreadTheatre

The Devil’s Dictionary is an amusing play that shows promise even if it’s not quite there yet.

Details: 20 June 2008

If only The Bleeding Heart were a permanent venue. A subterranean political satire bar would surely be welcome in Canberra – a city where politicians could provide it with no end of material.

Details: 19 June 2008

Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea | 1927

It’s an ambitious project, but together with their vignette form, hauntingly delicate animated settings and Andrade’s grisly poetic tales they manage to pull it off.

Details: 18 June 2008

Hamlet most certainly is alive and kicking in Cowell’s incarnation as a prince who truly “rocks” (in the rockstar sense) as a very modern royal.

Details: 16 June 2008

Price has called Kitchen Diva his most personal work yet, a rich compost of memories unearthed after the death of his mother and follows a path familiar yet utterly alien.

Details: 16 June 2008

Arlo Guthrie is a freakin' genius. I rarely resort to expletives, in reviews, let alone their Americanised cousins, but, since he peppers his banter with same, it seems oddly appropriate.

Details: 15 June 2008

Renee Geyer needs no introduction whatsoever and there isn't one that can begin to estimate her prodigious talents. As it turns out, she's not just a difficult woman, but a pithy, funny one too.

Details: 15 June 2008

There’s something quaint, almost naïve, about Marc Camoletti’s script, as though it belongs to another place, another time, but it successfully fulfils the classical objectives of farce.

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