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Details: 19 January 2008

Yang takes his audience on his journeys into China where he seeks a deeper understanding of his roots and to expose himself to the culture and people of his spiritual homeland

Details: 19 January 2008

La bohème is a beautiful opera and this production has done a good job at capturing the romance and nostalgia of Puccini’s masterpiece.

Details: 19 January 2008

Well it’s time once again for the biggest little play festival in the world, Short+Sweet as it bursts onto the Sydney theatre scene for it’s seventh year

Details: 19 January 2008

Together these two plays make a delightful double bill, which would make a fun girl’s night out, but an uncomfortable choice for a first date.

Details: 19 January 2008

Vaudeville X is a witty and cleverly written satire, which pokes fun at everything middle class and noveau riche.

Details: 17 January 2008

Explosion Therapy | Terrapin Puppet Theatre

It’s a lot of fun, with much teasing, laughter and, yes, plenty of stuff exploding.

Details: 17 January 2008

The Last Highway | Urban Theatre Projects

The narrative unfurls in real time, exploring the ways in which these “citizens of the night” pass the time until their shifts end. Sometimes they help each other, and sometimes they are downright awful to each other.

Details: 16 January 2008

This brilliant adaptation of Roald Dahl’s classic tale about a young boy and his grandmother tempering the evil forces of conspiracy is a summer hit.

China | William Yang

La bohème | Opera Australia

Short+Sweet Sydney

Angry Young Women & Mile High

Vaudeville X

Explosion Therapy | Terrapin Puppet Theatre

The Last Highway | Urban Theatre Projects

The Witches | RMIT Union Arts