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The Book of Exodus Part II review: Sophisticated finale shrouded in ambiguity
The final chapter in Fraught Outfit's Innocence Trilogy may be a challenge to interpret, but the sheer ambition of the team behind it is clear.
The final chapter in Fraught Outfit's Innocence Trilogy may be a challenge to interpret, but the sheer ambition of the team behind it is clear.
Brilliant animations accompany a sweeping, whimsical expression of Stephin Merritt's life and observations.
A rigorously minimal production and a dynamite stage debut make this staging of Arthur Miller's tale of jealousy and betrayal essential viewing.
The final chapter in Fraught Outfit's Innocence Trilogy may be a challenge to interpret, but the sheer ambition of the team behind it is clear.
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Liveworks has a range of new works showing until October 29. So if the pieces I saw on opening night were disappointing, they are only a fraction of what lies ahead.
A dance-theatre work on the topic of the Arab-Israeli conflict is enhanced by darkly funny layers of irony, self-criticism and parody.
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Critics have heaped praise on Hannaford's portrayal of Carole King. Now she brings the role to Melbourne.
Australia has never seen anything like it, and to have Taylor Mac's A 24-Decade History of Popular Music at the fulcrum of this year's Melbourne Festival felt like destiny.
The third Australian tour of the Abba musical will begin in the national capital.
Even with an entire warehouse for a wardrobe, eventually something has to give, which is why Opera Australia will stage the garage sale to end all garage sales this weekend, with more than 2000 wild and wacky outfits for sale.
If you are going to extract bleeding chunks of opera, make it the finest fillet steak.
Victorian Opera's 2018 season, Encounters, brings together grand adventures, tragic love stories, an Australian premiere and charming children's tales.
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Jerry Seinfeld says he still considers Bill Cosby to be "the biggest comedian of all time", despite the sexual assault allegations leveled at the former TV star.
She has been investigated by the Secret Service and spurned by Hollywood but, on the eve of an Australian tour, Kathy Griffin says having two siblings diagnosed with cancer puts everything in perspective.
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