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It's hard to know what to say about Emma Matthews that mightn't have been reflected before. Suffice to say, to restate the obvious, hers is a soaring, self-assured coloratura of the highest and finest order.
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- Jodi McAlister
Compass at ATYP is some really good theatre for young people. It’s smart, funny, and thought-provoking.
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Hands up if you can name more than one or two Nancy Sinatra songs? You'd probably be in a minority. But there's more to Nancy than boots and walking, or something stupid.
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- Jodi McAlister
This is Hamlet told in the first person – we not only watch Hamlet, but in a sense, we become Hamlet.
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Kids Killing Kids is an absolutely fascinating piece of meta-theatre. It turns out it is possible to tell a scintillating story about storytelling.
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- Penny Spirou
The music has lasted the test of time since its debut in Melbourne in 1972, its first production outside of America, which makes this one a sure-bet stage musical.
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Katz and Russell make a devastating duo and I can't imagine any better way to take a headlong plunge into the Rhine, or walk along its banks.
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