All posts tagged "Joh Hartog"
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1.4KArtsTheatre Review: Ink
A stellar cast who handle the mixture of comedy, cruelty and humanity well.
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1.3KArtsTheatre Review: Atlanta
Five characters examine their relationship with Atlanta, a member of their group who is now dead, and with each other.
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657ArtsTheatre Review: The Golden Dragon
Although not a household name in Australia, this prolific contemporary German playwright and theatre director has written an allegory bathed in magic realism and tricked out with quirky cinematic idiosyncracies.
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964ArtsTheatre Review: Out of the Ordinary
Presented by Accidental Productions Reviewed 7 Oct 2016 Are you in need of a good laugh? Well, get yourself down to the Bakehouse Theatre and buy a ticket for Out of the Ordinary. It will cure your ills and leave you feeling better about life! The story is about a girl who just wants to be […]
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823ArtsTheatre Review: Biography: A Game
In his comedy/drama, 'Biography: A Game' Max Frisch questions our ability to change against our own habits, our desire for immediate gratification, and our fear of the unknown.
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600Performing ArtsTheatre Review: The Audition
James Johnson’s play 'The Audition' asks the question “Just how far would an actor go to get the part?” But there is so much more to this psychological drama.
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633LatestTheatre Review: Reasons to be Pretty
When an offhand remark about his girlfriend’s looks is met with a seemingly disproportionate response, we’re thrown into Neil LaBute’s pointed but comical obsession with vanity.
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964LatestBakehouse Theatre Company asks: Love should be blind, shouldn’t it?
Should love be blind? Our obsession with physical beauty is confronted headlong in the perceptive and exhilarating comedy, Reasons To Be Pretty by Neil LaBute.
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Innocence (Unschuld)
Accidental Productions have a challenging and rewarding performance on their hands that is likely to sell out, so do not wait too long to get yopur tickets.
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A State of Affairs
Joh Hartog, has hit on a winning script at a time near the end of a dreary winter when we could all use a good laugh, and there are plenty to be had here.
