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Performance review: The Hanky Code, FRINGE WORLD
What does a hanky have to do with your sexual journey?

Performance review: Creative Juices, FRINGE WORLD
Interactive work-in-progress, this show depends on audience participation.

Theatre review: Hamlet, Bogan Shakespeare Productions
Misogyny and incest make way for tinnies and Tim Tams in this bogan adaptation of 'Hamlet'.

Performance Review: The Tempest
Shakespeare, but not as you know it!

Review: The Misanthrope, Sydney Opera House
An enjoyable, albeit superficial rendering of Moliere’s work.

Review: Horror, Sydney Opera House
Smoke and mirrors slick enough to fill the most jaded audience with childlike wonder.

Review: Which Way Home, Seymour Centre
Taking the scenic route through the murky waters of a father daughter relationship.

Review: The Man in the Attic, Eternity Playhouse
Violence begets violence in Timothy Daly's thoughtful and provocative play.

Review: Marjorie Prime at Ensemble Theatre
This play opens with some promising questions but ultimately its answers are simplistic and outdated.

Review: St. Vincent at Carriageworks for Vivid Sydney
St. Vincent can carry a 500-strong audience on the voice alone, but the guitar is a hell of a bonus.