the burlesque hour
Till November 24, the York Theatre at the Seymour Centre is transformed into a salon swathed in red Chinese lanterns […]
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the venetian twins
Enormous fun was had by all in this magnificent revival of the Nick Enright/Terence Clark classic THE VENETIAN TWINS. Now
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the interview
In 1964 the brilliant American psychiatrist Eric Berne wrote his seminal work, THE GAMES PEOPLE PLAY, his ground breaking study
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tyran parke- a light in the dark
This was an excellent evening of cabaret, or performance in any genre. It was a solid way to start the
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bolshoi ballet’s la sylphide
The distilled essence of Romantic ballet ,this is a 2008 version of LA SYLPHIDE, adapted from the Bournonville by Johan
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here and now
With his new show HERE AND NOW, performed in the Cavern theatre at the El Rocco bar, balladeer Robert Green,
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the pirates of penzance
Ahoy me hearties! One of the best of the many versions I have seen, this is a fresh, sparkling version
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saint joan
With George Bernard Shaw’s dramatisation of the life of Joan Of Arc SAINT JOAN we are in the same territory
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christina fuchs ‘no tango’
Christina Fuchs’ four piece ensemble, NO TANGO, played last night (10th November) at the Joan Sutherland Performing Arts Centre in
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hail
A prisoner is released and returns home to his girlfriend. Daniel P. Jones and Leanne Letch are these two characters