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Le Gateau Chocolat

A show about the experience of being a large, bearded, opera-singing, British-Nigerian drag queen, performed by a large, bearded, opera-singing,…

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First ladies: Significant Australian Women 1913 – 2013

This exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery showcases 26 images of prominent women over the past 100 years, drawn from…

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Legends by the Sea

From the musical adventures of Finnish hero Lemminkäinen, to three watery sketches by Claude Debussy, this was a very promising…

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Driving Miss Daisy

What a rare treat it is to see an international revival of a Pulitzer Prize-winning play land on our shores,…

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Marcel Lucont – Gallic Symbol

English comedian Alex Dubus gleefully and deftly parodies French stereotypes in this dryly funny Fringe World show.

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Silent

More than just a monologue, Irish writer/performer Pat Kinevane’s award-winning one-man show features a dash of dance, some pre-recorded dialogue,…

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The truth 25 times a second

Since its foundation by Roland Petit in 1972, Ballet National de Marseille has been a company respected and admired for…

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4000 Miles

Amy Herzog’s play stays with you for hours after seeing it, like the mood of a potent dream.

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The Pitch and The China Incident

Two one person plays by Peter Houghton, the first primarily slapstick, the other a tense and unsettling comedy, open the…

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Duck, Death and the Tulip

Following on from their production of The Red Tree, Barking Gecko presents another strong stage adaptation of a children’s picture…

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