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Love stories, letters and experiments feature in Perth Theatre Company’s 2014 season

The company's 30th anniversary season features both new productions and old favourites.

28 Jan 2014 12:00

Elizabeth Boag

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Image: Wish, with Humphrey Bower and Danielle Micich. Credit: Aaron Bradbrook.

Perth Theatre Company (PTC) celebrates 30 years in 2014 with a blend of old and new works that represent the company’s commitment to promoting quality Australian theatre.

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Elizabeth Boag

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I'm a Monash University Journalism student, and section editor for the Monash University Clayton student newspaper Lot's Wife. I love writing and hope to have a career in journalism.

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