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Captain Marvel is rocketing up the multiplex box-office at the moment, but, for my money, there’s a major marvel playing at Riverside Theatres at the moment that beats the kapow! out of that CGI blockbuster.
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Mind change trumps tree change in Daniela Giorgi’s Seed Bomb, a subtle, combustible comedy.
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- Nicholas Routley
What a delight these young musicians are.
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How To Rule The World is a political satire from contemporary hotshot playwright, Nakkiah Lui.
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If only every show could be this deliriously deranged.
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My Night With Reg by Kevin Elyot is somewhat of a relic, a play about the plague years of the AIDS epidemic structured like a drawing room comedy of an even earlier era.
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- Nicholas Routley
This production is an overwhelming triumph. The conductor, Andrea Molino, understands the score so deeply that by the third scene the musical language seemed completely natural, embracing both lyricism and disjunction comfortably.
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A musical about a man with multiple personalities, Herringbone showcases the multiple talents of actor, singer, dancer, Jay James-Moody.
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