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Jason Donovan is about to wrestle ‘a monster’. He just wishes his dad was here to see it (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Jason Donovan says “a lot of roads” have led him to Randle McMurphy, the charming, unruly psychiatric patient he will play in an upcoming stage production of One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. “I’ve never worked so hard on a script in my entire life,” he says, speaking from Manchester, in the midst of his run as Coach Bolton in the stage production of High School Musical. McMurphy is a departure fro
Second strike planned by Arts Centre Melbourne employees (opens the original)
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Workers at Arts Centre Melbourne plan to walk off the job for a second time within a week as part of an industrial dispute over pay. The strike on Friday will cause shows across the Arts Centre complex, including one-night-only concert Eclipse: Pink Floyd Orchestrated, performances by circus act Zerial and dance work Burn the Floor: Luminous, to be cancelled. New exhibition Encore! at the Australian Museum of Performing Arts will also be closed on Friday as a result. Set to open on Wednesday, th
Macy Gray concert at Arts Centre cancelled as staff prepare to strike (opens the original)
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A concert by Grammy-winning singer Macy Gray at Hamer Hall has been cancelled due to a proposed 24-hour strike by workers at Arts Centre Melbourne. Friday night’s scheduled performances of theatre show GRIMM and dance work Burn the Floor: Luminous in the Arts Centre’s theatres building have also been cancelled ahead of the planned industrial action. Hamer Hall will be closed all day on Friday and the Arts Centre Melbourne car park “scaled back” for “safety reasons” as a result of the industrial
A beloved show vanished from the stage for almost half a century. It’s finally returning (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. In a program that brings together the old and new, The Australian Ballet is digging into its archives and bringing back a long-missed favourite, with Frederick Ashton’s Cinderella returning to the stage after a 47-year absence. “I wanted to bring back the works that made [their] mark in this company and had decades long of runs,” says artistic director David Hallberg. “Cinderella is one of the gre
There was no grandeur about Joan Sutherland. She just got in there and sang (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. “Whatever she did was excellent, you know – she didn’t muck about.” Lady Primrose Potter is telling me about her friend, Dame Joan Sutherland, the famed soprano whose career was so storied, her voice and vocal range so spectacular, that she was popularly known by the name “La Stupenda”. Born in Sydney in 1926, by the time she retired in 1990, she had cemented herself as a legend of opera, having r
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