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The Paris Review #202

This cosmopolitan collection of new poetry, fiction, collage and interviews is a fine survey of contemporary writing, taking both traditional…

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Glengarry Glen Ross

This dark and satirical drama explores power, greed and survival, and exposes the disingenuousness at the heart of American entrepreneurialism.

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Into the Mirror

There's something wistful about this independent new Australian play, which is notable for its refreshing lack of weak female characters.

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Salome

Opera Australia seems to be in tune with the times.

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Death of a Comedian

The atmosphere backstage is anything but funny as a group of comics wait their turn to take to the stage,…

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Russian Masters

Another fine concert from the Sydney Symphony, including the premiere of a Rachmaninoff work in its original, unedited form.

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Legacies of Love and Loss

Claire Primrose’s choice of recital program showcased her as a stunning storyteller as well as proving why dramatic soprano is…

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Louise Bourgeois: Late Works

The first exhibition in Australia to survey the work of this important artist since her death in 2010 is profoundly…

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Madama Butterfly

Japanese-born soprano Hiromi Omura stars in this stunning Opera Australia production.

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Handel’s Messiah

Conducted by Dr Sarah Penicka-Smith, the Willoughby Symphony gave a beautiful performance of Handel's most famous work.

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