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Griffith REVIEW Surviving Edition 35
| Learning and reflecting from disaster - ”Surviving” explores tales of extraordinary battles and random brushes with fate.
The Jinglists
| BONDI PAVILION: A quirky, slapstick comedy in the manner of Month Python, The Jinglists will make you laugh.
Voiceworks #87: Play
| EXPRESS MEDIA: Brilliantly showcasing a range of young, emerging writing talent, the current issue of Voiceworks – on the theme of play – is extremely appealing.
The Day The Sky Turned Black
| FRINGE WORLD: Ali Kennedy-Scott's play chronicling the stories of everyday heroes who fought Victoria's ‘Black Saturday’ bushfires takes audiences on unrestrained emotional ride.
Three Strikes
| FRINGE WORLD: LA-based writer Brian Finkelstein weaves together tales of the US Writers' Strike of 2007 and Haymarket Massacre of 1886 into an ultimately gratifying whole.
On The Couch with the Freudian Dream G...
| FRINGE WORLD: If you want to have a dream interpreted in an unusual context, this is the show for you; if you are looking for something more theatrical, not so much.
The Magic Flute
| SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE: The Metropolitan Opera's The Magic Flute, reproduced by Opera Australia, does everything possible to bring it into the 21st century.
The Year of Magical Wanking
| FRINGE WORLD: Poetry and pornography meet in this self-deprecating and shame-filled monologue which pulls us in while trying to push us away.
Guilty Pleasures
| ACMI: Julie Moggan's documentary offers a slight and sweet glimpse at romance novel publishers Harlequin Mills & Boon.
Man on a Ledge
| HOYTS: If the success of Man on a Ledge was judged on its adherence to its name, it would be a hit. Sadly, the film disappoints.
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