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- Rebecca Whitton
This production of Stephen Sondheim’s murderous musical melodrama lives up to its subtitle of Musical Thriller, for it is thrilling in every way.
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- Richard Cotter
Brash, raw, confronting, contesting, Tough Titties is a rave revue railing against the prevailing patriarchy with a tongue firmly between the cheeks, chomping on myriad bits, biting off more than you can choose.
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- Emily Shaddick
Dog Man will have you giggling at the ridiculous antics of an unlikely hero.
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- Dennis Clements
City of Angels is a big bold sexy production with lots of style, lots of laughs, and an incredible collection of wonderful performers and musicians that deliver this complex score with real conviction.
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- Nicholas Routley
The concert was a magnificent testament to Ensemble Offspring’s mission – to make audiences aware of the cutting edge of contemporary, especially Australian, music.
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- Nicholas Routley
What better way to approach the winter solstice than a program of baroque music about night?
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- Richard Cotter
At the commencement of Consent, Nina Raine’s coruscating comment on gender politics, the set is littered with packing boxes. As audiences discover over the following two hours, there’s a lot to unpack.
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- Rebecca Whitton
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