Category: Arts
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What’s on in April: the “if you thought the Fringe was over, think again” edition
As the dust settles on the festival season, the second edition of “What’s On” is here to remind you that artists are still busy making art.
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Unperturbed: a moving and accurate depiction of grief
Father and son duo, John and Jack Kearney, have created a remarkably touching play that articulates the struggles of grief.
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“No war is worth it”: In Their Footsteps is an insight into the lives of American women in the Vietnam War
Director Carly Fisher brings together a moving performance that makes you laugh and cry at the same time.
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What’s on in March: the penny pincher edition
In the inaugural edition of “What’s On”, On the Record brings you a variety of talks, shows and performances that you can attend without loosening the purse strings – and still have that smashed avocado.
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Na Djinang Circus’s Common Dissonance unsettles ways of seeing with uncommon flair
Through a versatile circus and dance production that is simultaneously playful and tear-jerking, Green Room Award nominee Common Dissonance tumbles contemporary Australian reasoning on its head.
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Review: ScoMo’s Sunday Service
ScoMo’s Sunday Service is an unconventional rite of worship in which Scott Morrison recalls how his irresponsible nature, God’s Plan, and excrement landed him as the 30th prime minister of Australia.
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