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- Richard Cotter
Apparently, hens like having their ovaries tickled. Bill, a baby boomer hobby farmer preoccupied with raising chickens saw it on You Tube. You gotta egg them on to egg them on.
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So Young see-saws its crisp eighty minutes of furious conversation and indignant argument with strenuous subtlety
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Air conditioning is the culprit both on and off the stage in Griffin’s production of Ang Collins’ Naturism.
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Initial inertia blazes into an exuberant crazy kamikaze cabaret, a loose rendering and deconstruction of Hans Christian Andersen’s so called fairy tale.
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A serious but simultaneously very funny drama that analyses personal problems in tandem with the social problems that encircle and partly create them.
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To mix menagerie metaphors, in writing, performance and production, Chicken in a Biscuit is the ants pants, the bees knees, the cat’s meow, the cat’s whiskers, the cat’s pyjamas, a doggone delight.
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- Emily Shaddick
Back to the Future: The Musical is its own kind of time machine. It straps you into the driver’s seat of the DeLorean and takes you back to when movies were cultural connective tissue.
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Starting off with a fearless rendition of a ferocious monologue from an episode of VEEP, Lily riffs about her admiration and love for Julia Louis-Dreyfus.
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