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Hedda Gabler

Presented by the State Theatre Company of South Australia, Joanna Murray-Smith's adaptation is a thoughtfully-modernised take on the Ibsen classic.

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Thus Spake Zarathustra

Although the title work was not performed until after interval, anticipation of it dominated both the programming and the audience's…

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An Evening with Bryn Terfel

Terfel has a superb sense of the drama in the songs he is singing, and meticulous attention to diction and…

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In Possible Worlds

Works by Elly Kent, Claudia Nicholson and Tianli Zu feature in this impressive exhibition, the culmination of a year long,…

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About Tommy

Directed by Kat Henry, the latest Red Stitch production is a compelling and unforgettable wartime drama.

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The Emperor

Conducted by Tom Woods, the latest concert by the Willoughby Symphony Orchestra was, quite simply, superb.

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Beethoven's Symphony No. 9

Bass-baritone Bryn Terfel performing with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, under conductor Sir Andrew Davis, resulted in an unforgettable evening.

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The Ham Funeral

Director Philip Rouse proves that the play which revolutionised Australian theatre still has a contemporary edge.

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Death in Bowengabbie

Full of surprises, this quirky black comedy is a superb example of the potential of the single-actor monologue.

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Australia Ensemble Concert 2

A pleasing afternoon of music by Suk, Edwards, Lutoslawski and Dvorak, the latter's work performed passionately and enjoyably.

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