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Sarah Sutherland. Detroit. Photo by Jodie Hutchinson

Red Stitch: Detroit

4 September, 201531 December, 2019 Anne-Marie Peard 0 Comments Brett Cousins, Matt Adey, Ngaire Dawn Fair, Paul Ashcroft, Red Stitch, Sarah Sutherland, Tanya Dickson

Detroit never says it’s about Detroit. It’s about suburbs where communities are falling apart and the hope of the hard-work way

Shrine: Canberra Review

7 October, 201331 December, 2019 AussieTheatre 0 Comments Canberra Centenary, Collected Works, John Howard, Kate Cherry, Luke McMahon, Paul Ashcroft, Sarah McNeill, tim winton, Trent Suidgeest, Whitney Richards, Will McNeill

Shrine by Tim Winton, one of Australia’s most lauded and interesting writers, is like a memory; a journey of emotion

Shrine – Black Swan State Theatre Company

6 September, 201331 December, 2019 Cicely Binford 0 Comments Black Swan State Theatre Company, John Howard, Luke McMahon, Paul Ashcroft, Sarah McNeill, tim winton, Trent Suidgeest, Whitney Richards, Will McNeill

Tim Winton’s Shrine is beautifully flawed; somehow, structurally, its scope seems beyond the confines of theatre and it might seem

Red Stitch: Herding Cats with Ngaire Dawn Faire

6 June, 201331 December, 2019 Anne-Marie Peard 0 Comments Dion Mills, Lucinda Coxon, Ngaire Dawn Fair, Paul Ashcroft, Red Stitch, Suzanne Chaundy

Red Stitch present the Australian premiere of Herding Cats by UK writer Lucinda Coxon. Opening this week, it’s 2010–11 UK

You must know a lot of THEM…

29 May, 201231 December, 2019 Anne-Marie Peard 0 Comments Arts Centre Melbourne, Brett Luderman, Chris Connely, Ella Caldwell, Gary Abrahams, Hester van der Vyver, Kate Cole, Paul Ashcroft, Red Stitch, Roderick Cairns, Rosie Traynor, Terry Camilleri, The Laramie Project 10 Years On

I have family who used to live in Snowtown; they don’t tell people that anymore. Truro, Port Arthur, Colombine; it

The elephant in the theatre

27 April, 201231 December, 2019 Anne-Marie Peard 3 Comments Caroline Lee, fortyfivedownstairs, Lil Artists, Paul Ashcroft, SaySix Theatre, Suzannah MacDonald

If I need Wikipedia to explain ANYTHING, I suspect that there’s something wrong – especially when it’s a piece of