A chat with Elaine Paige
Elaine Paige (proper noun) – Multi-talented, legendary, theatrical icon, and coming to a concert hall near you! Making her first
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Colossus bursts into the Melbourne Fringe Festival
20 years in the making, 50 dancers moving, 4 days only – Colossus is a spectacle not to be missed. Stephanie
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Hell’s Canyon at La Mama
Caitlin and Oscar haven’t spoken in six months. After the death of Oscar’s brother, things weren’t quite the same between
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A chat with Australia’s leading man Simon Gleeson
One of the biggest names in Australian Musical Theatre, Simon Gleeson, sits across the table from me. It is quite
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SONDER gives us a place to call home with Fugitive Songs
Fugitive (noun) – a person who has escaped from captivity or is in hiding. The word is often positioned in
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Electric Dreams: The Musical boots up for its first staged reading
The year is 1984. Sitting on your desk is a personal computer. Your neighbour is beautiful but you don’t know
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Pinkifying Parramatta with Packemin! A chat with Legally Blonde director Jessica Fallico
A bubbly blonde has strutted into Riverside Theatre, and is bend-and-snapping audiences silly. Legally Blonde opened last week to rave reviews,
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A squeaky clean chat with Cry Baby’s Alexander Berlage
John Waters’ film Cry Baby has long been a cult-favourite, but it wasn’t until 2007 that it hit the world
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Travelling from Uganda to New Jersey with Josh Mulheran
Getting your big break in show business is not an easy feat. Most acting graduates spend years trying to make
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Tailor-made for Monash – Chatting with James Millar and Peter Rutherford about The Dressmaker: A Musical Adaptation
We have a real problem facing us – new Australian musicals are in short supply. A stroll around Melbourne’s “East
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