Zoe Barron
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Snowtown: Live
Against a backdrop of unreleased footage from the film, Snowtown: Live presents visceral elements of image and sound combined.
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The House on the Lake
Aidan Fennessy’s script is well-written and clean, but dulled by a lack of courage and inspiration.
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Okkervil River
Okkervil River are tight performers and enjoyable to watch but the compromised sound made their quieter numbers a bit of…
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Tag. You're It.
Tag releases audience members into the public and initiates a series of personal, one-on-one interactions with strangers.
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Bianco
‘No way’, someone would have said upon the conception of this performance. ‘That can’t be done.’
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Great White
If you like intelligent, brilliantly constructed, acutely relevant and deeply affecting theatre, go and see Great White.
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Jerk
A darkly intimate exploration of the psycho-physical processes of mortality.
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Briefs: The Second Coming
Expect a yo-yo to reach new heights of sexiness.
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Swamp Juice
Part of the magic of Swamp Juice is its notion that entire worlds can be created from simple household detritus.
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The Little Mermaid
This devised work at the Blue Room Theatre is playful, captivating and a little sombre.