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Fabulous places, fascinating friends and buying stuff: having an admin job in a global circus is a blast, says Melbourne woman.

Saint Joan review: Gemma Arterton

This all-ages story from New Zealand tells of a young bookbinding apprentice who breaks a cardinal rule of the business: Don't Read.

Fabulous places, fascinating friends and buying stuff: having an admin job in a global circus is a blast, says Melbourne woman.

This all-ages story from New Zealand tells of a young bookbinding apprentice who breaks a cardinal rule of the business: Don't Read.

Lars Eidinger's Richard III is all too knowing and self-referential a villain.

Lars Eidinger's Richard III is all too knowing and self-referential a villain.

In Difference Lennox Theatre, Riverside, March 2 ★★★★

Is it art? Or sport? Tristan Meecham will run a marathon on a treadmill amid a dancing, drumming and boxing spectacular.

This production of the classic Bob Fosse musical aims to get back to its vaudeville roots while emphasising its sharp satirical edge.

An effervescent blend of workplace soap, rom-com and coming-of-age story.

It was a big hit on Broadway, but this musical treatment of the New York newsboys' strike of 1899 could be a tough sell over here.

Lars Eidinger's Richard III is all too knowing and self-referential a villain.

Barrie Kosky brings Saul to the Adelaide Festival.

Saul, the biblical King of Israel, is descending into madness with King Lear-like fury over young David, who has slain Goliath.

Stand-up stars at the Sydney Comedy Festival give their pick of the bunch.

It's not quite as great as One Man, Two Guv'nors but is sure to tickle fans of British comedy nonetheless.

The consummate Tupperware hostess brings her riotous party to Mardi Gras.