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- Jodi McAlister
It would be easy to let this production slip into caricature and melodrama, but director Lee Lewis has very capably left it teetering just on the edge. It's not at all an indulgent production: nothing about it feels laboured.
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- Nicholas Routley
This production, supported by a very strong cast, is really thought-provoking, and a must for lovers of Strauss.
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- Jodi McAlister
Between Two Waves is a gorgeous piece of theatre. It is the kind of theatre that makes you feel rather than think, the kind of theatre that bypasses your brain and gets you in the soul. It is artistic, evocative, and moving.
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