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Selby Plays Mozart

A rare performance of Franz Schreker’s Kammersymphonie was the highlight of this concert by the Sydney Symphony, featuring pianist Kathryn…

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Bart Freebairn: The Age of Wonder

A clever and entertaining journey across some of the many topics that we all ponder as children (and as adults…

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Fawlty Towers - The Dining Experience

A hilarious dinner-and-show experience pays homage to Britain's favourite television show.

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The Town that Drowned

Riel Nason’s Commonwealth Prize-winning novel is a story of change, beautifully navigated and narrated by a young social outcast.

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Empire

This exhilarating combination of circus, burlesque, cabaret and comedy is that rarest of shows, a genuine spectacular.

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Handel’s Messiah – Dublin Version 1742

Joseph Nolan has directed a stupendous musical experience, with minimal performer numbers but maximum musical intensity.

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Seize the David O’Doherty (Carpe Do’Diem)

Irish comedian David O’Doherty has an infectiously childlike way of looking at the world.

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Rich Hall

There is poetry and wisdom in this gravelly voiced festival stalwart, and plenty of laughs to be had in his…

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Paul Foot – Kenny Larch is Dead

Nonsensical one-liners and bizarre scenarios abound, as British comedian Paul Foot takes an even deeper plunge into the absurd.

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Sarah Chang & Tchaikovsky

The superstar of the violin made a rare Australian concert appearance with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra.

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