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Review: Dial M for Murder
Elegant noir, razor‑sharp suspense, and wicked twists – Ensemble Theatre’s Dial M for Murder proves Hitchcock’s game still thrills today.
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Born On A Thursday
A Western Sydney household becomes theatre’s crucible, where fractured love and quiet endurance spark unexpected moments of renewal and survival.
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Cowbois
Cowbois blazes across the stage, a queer western fever‑dream where rebellion, desire, and freedom gallop side by side.
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Faith’s Top 5 with Ahunim Abebe
Faith chats to actor Ahunim Abebe about redefining Cordelia, exploring power, and bringing fresh energy to Belvoir’s acclaimed King Lear.
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The True History Of The Life And Death Of King Lear & His Three Daughters
Hubris meets humanity. Belvoir’s King Lear strikes like a reckoning, exposing ego, frailty and the brutal price of neglect and power left unchecked.
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Carrie The Musical
Carrie erupts in all her telekinetic glory under Blackout Theatre Company, a chilling mix of suspense, emotion, and some show-stopping singing.
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Present Laughter
Diva chaos reigns, laughter crackles, and Coward’s razor-sharp humour slices through polite society, leaving desire, disaster, and mischief in its wake.
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The Hunchback of Notre Dame
From tender yearning to fierce devotion, this Hunchback by The Hills Musical Theatre Company captures humanity’s weight and the courage it demands.
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Crotchless
From memes to social feeds, Crotchless exposes Gen Z’s disturbing, inventive, and endlessly funny journey into adulthood.