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Most nominated play in Tony awards history leads Melbourne Theatre Company’s 2027 program - AOL (opens the original)
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Melbourne has snagged the highly anticipated Australian premiere of David Adjmi’s 70s rock drama Stereophonic, which broke records in 2024 as the most nominated play in Tony awards history. It joins the Broadway and West End-acclaimed #MeToo play John Proctor is the Villain as the buzzy international hits crowning Melbourne Theatre Company’s 2027 season. Stereophonic, which takes place inside the recording studio of a fictional British-American rock band teetering between breakthrough and breakd
At this ambitious circus, everyone does everything – from aerial acrobatics to building the stage itself - AOL (opens the original)
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I’m watching a young man dressed like a bird flying through the air under a big top when I look past him, outside the tent door opposite me, and see a line of people holding on to a rope, muscles straining and shining with sweat in Brisbane’s muggy heat. My eyes trace the cable back inside, and I realise that this rope and this group of people are what is holding the performer up in the air. Moments earlier, the rope wranglers were on stage themselves, dancing and performing acrobatic tricks. I
‘It is insane’: the Australian organist playing 16 hours of back-to-back Bach – for the third time - AOL (opens the original)
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When Calvin Bowman really gets going on the organ, both hands fly across the keyboard in different directions and his legs pump away as each foot plays a different part on the pedal-board. During pedal solos, he has to hang on to the seat so he doesn’t fall off. We don’t think of organ players as athletes, but maybe we should: there’s a level of dexterity, coordination, muscular control and core strength involved in playing the instrument that rivals many sports. This Sunday, the Australian comp
Koreaboo review – Michelle Lim Davidson’s debut play is a tender tribute to fan culture - AOL (opens the original)
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There’s a particular blend of wariness, prickliness and disapproval that is sometimes transmitted from grandmothers to granddaughters and mothers to daughters that, if you experienced it, you know its coldness. Even if you grow up in the same house, generational and cultural divides can make these women feel like strangers – let alone if you meet them for the first time later in life. This very recognisable, emotionally sticky terrain is mapped in actor Michelle Lim Davidson’s (The Newsreader) d
Strong is the New Pretty review – Suzie Miller’s AFLW play is both shocking and crowd-pleasing - AOL (opens the original)
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Suzie Miller is the rare Australian playwright who can open a main stage national touring show without tent-pole casting. Her new play, Strong is the New Pretty, has been highly anticipated since it was announced, coming off the back of the globetrotting success of her sexual assault play Prima Facie and followup hits RBG: Of Many, One, about pioneering US supreme court judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and Inter Alia, starring Rosamund Pike as a judge grappling with sexual assault allegations against
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