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Details: 16 January 2008

In Shout!, it sometimes feels like the actors are aware of the awkwardness of their lines, and are just waiting for the music to start so they can have a dance

Details: 15 January 2008

As You Like It is one of Shakespeare’s funniest plays, and arguably one of the easiest to understand.

Details: 14 January 2008

By familiar western theatre standards, Ngapartji Ngapartji is a profound and moving drama, exquisitely told

Details: 13 January 2008

Romeo & Juliet | Australian Shakespeare Company

This production of the bittersweet Shakespeare staple, Romeo and Juliet has a distinct suburban flavour and is vaguely reminiscent of Baz Luhrmann’s film interpretation of the popular romantic tragedy.

Details: 13 January 2008

Inspired by Wim Wenders 1987 film, Wings of Desire, Alas revolves around the plight of Damiel, the angel who longs to join the world of the living, where mortals breathe, feel and touch

Details: 13 January 2008

Comical yet sexy, kitsch but cool, chaotic and graceful, House of the Holy Afro turns its fingers up at any notions of romantic Africa.

Details: 12 January 2008

Black Watch | National Theatre of Scotland

It is a delight to see such a large scale production in Australia. With a cast of ten well choreographed actors and a huge long stage, this is quite some spectacle.

Details: 11 January 2008

It was a sassy, sophisticated and multicultural affair when 12-piece mini orchestra, Pink Martini came to Melbourne on a balmy summer’s evening.

Shout! The Legend of the Wild One

As You Like It | deckchair theatre

Ngapartji Ngapartji | Big hArt

Romeo & Juliet | Australian Shakespeare Company

Alas | Compania Nacional de Danza

House of the Holy Afro

Black Watch | National Theatre of Scotland

Pink Martini