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Welcome Home, Captain Fox!

Welcome Home, Captain Fox! is a distinctly war-time play, set amidst a time when the world is whirring along to the paranoid beat of the Cold War, and...
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Medea

In the dark, dimly lit Almeida Theatre, silver light gleams off a kitchen tap—it's the only truly visible thing in the room before the play begins, an...
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Macbeth

The Scottish play is always a crowd pleaser: it is bloody, full of dark intent and supernatural hijinks, sensual murderesses, and carved out of the be...
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Octagon

Octagon is constructed beautifully, layered with meaning and a pure heart that pulses readily throughout the production. Nadia Latif’s direction is ti...
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Lela & Co.

There are few words that can aptly describe the entire feeling of watching Lela & Co. Words like "disturbing" and "eerie" come to mind, but also "...
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Our Country’s Good

Anchored by the full force of the National’s staging abilities, Our Country’s Good transports us to 1787, early in the long colonisation of Australia....
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Macbeth in Cantonese

To bear witness to Tang Shu-wing Theatre Studio’s adaptation of Macbeth is an experience. The production has obvious overtones of Western minimalism b...
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Splendour

Women have almost always built their lives around the needs and wants of the men in their lives: housewives and mistresses, concubines, daughters, and...
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Lesere

Lacklustre and totally unsatisfying, Lesere fails to impress. Set in 1921, during the Interwar period, John and Jane Lesere have settled into an unexc...