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There’s a reason why The Turn of the Screw is both feared and revered (opens the original)
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OPERAThe Turn of the Screw ★★★Palais Theatre, until October 1 Operatic takes on the supernatural span the centuries, but no modern work is more revered and feared than Benjamin Britten’s The Turn of the Screw. The 1954 opera follows a governess who takes up residence at an English country house, only to find the spirits of two dead servants are haunting the children now in her care. Finally, an opera where the muffled screams drifting in from Luna Park next door actually add to the drama, rather
At times surreal and unexpected, this is a play that isn’t afraid to dig into contentious issues (opens the original)
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THEATREKoreaboo ★★★Malthouse, until October 10 Inspired by playwright Michelle Lim Davidson’s own experiences and directed by Jessica Arthur, Koreaboo is a two-hander that surveys contentious issues of race, diaspora and belonging, with a light touch. Davidson herself plays Hannah, a young Australian who travels to Seoul in an attempt to reconnect with her estranged birth mother, Umma (Heather Jeong). It’s only their second meeting. We learn that although she was born in South Korea, Hannah was
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