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Green Room Awards nominees announced

Pamela Rabe, Lisa McCune and Geoffrey Rush selected as nominees for Green Room Awards. The critical selection process is peer rather than popular based.

19 Feb 2013

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The nominations for the 30^th Green Room Awards have been announced, with the best of Melbourne’s theatre work in 2012 honoured.

Recognising excellence in cabaret, dance, drama, fringe theatre, musical theatre and opera in Melbourne, the nominees are a list of who’s who in the performing arts.

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