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Killing Time by Jack Hibberd. An older man in a grey jacket played by Jim Daly sprays water over a coffin towards a long haired older man kneeling on the other side of the coffin, played by Don Bridges. They are on stage in a small poky room set.
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Theatre Review: Killing Time, La Mama Courthouse

Celebrated playwright Jack Hibberd’s absurdist new farce is about time, and how it waits for no one.

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Theatre review: Loaded, Malthouse Theatre

A freewheeling, caustic monologue performed with feverish intensity by the spellbinding Danny Ball.

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Theatre review: Shore Break, Goodwood Theatre, Adelaide

A solo show about reassessing one's life has Tim Winton-like resonances.

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Theatre review: At What Cost?, Belvoir St Theatre

Powerful First Nations Tasmanian play about the knots of identity goes on tour.

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Theatre review: The House of Bernarda Alba, Subiaco Arts Centre, Perth

A powerful adaptation of the famous play that explores patriarchy, sisterhood, maternal love and oppression.

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Theatre review: A Streetcar named Desire, Genesian Theatre

A solid iteration of a much-loved and performed classic.

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Theatre review: Macbeth, Fairfax Studio, Arts Centre Melbourne

Bell Shakespeare's production is minimalist and contemporary.

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Theatre review: The Bleeding Tree, The Blue Room Theatre

This unforgettable murder ballad explores the tense relationship between violence, complicity, unity and resilience.

Features

‘Let’s pretend this is a film’ – when screen techniques tread the boards

There’s a long and storied tradition of film technology appearing on our stages, but to what end?

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Theatre review: Metropolis, Hayes Theatre

An adaptation of the famous 1927 sci-fi film is nearly there, but needs more development.

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