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2012 Sydney Theatre Awards announced

The best of Sydney theatre in 2012 was celebrated last night, with Belvoir and Griffin winning big.

15 Jan 2013

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The Sydney Theatre Awards celebrated the best productions and performances of 2012 at a ceremony attended by over 300 members of the local theatre community last night.

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