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- Penny Spirou
It’s not hard to see why Emma Matthews is considered one of the greatest opera singers Australia has to offer.
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- Jodi McAlister
Rainbow’s End is beautifully crafted, elegantly scripted and exquisitely performed.
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- jane barton
Young German playwright Laura Naumann confronts big existential questions through the fears and insecurities of her 20-something characters.
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- Helen Barry
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- Penny Spirou
Situated in a hip backstreets of Darlinghurst, Othello is re-imagined in an intimate theatre, upstairs at TAP Gallery.
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- Helen Barry
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- Rose Hodson
The audience fell silent before a voice in a grainy speaker could even request it. I’m sure every single member of the audience had heard that this musical already received rave reviews; it was a silence that spoke volumes.
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