‘Nexus: A Group Show’ gives Miranda Johnson an insight into the way three painters put theory into practice.
Tag Archives: Fringe World 2020
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In a twilight zone
13 February 2020
David Zampatti says STAR POWER is entertaining, but not stellar enough to send him into orbit.
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On the right wavelength
13 February 2020
Patrick Gunasekera is relieved to find The Aspie Hour is a smart, funny cabaret that doesn’t talk down to people with disability.
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It’s storytelling magic
12 February 2020
David Zampatti is in awe (yet again) of Jemma Kahn’s brilliant storytelling in Adult Story Time, part 3.
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The very model of a man
12 February 2020
Pep talks from alpha males and drills with the coach are all part of the show in Team of the Decades, as Robert Housley finds out.
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Unknowable landscapes
11 February 2020
Jo Pickup is led into curious worlds of turmoil and struggle in the contemporary dance work, Desire Lines.
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Australia nostalgic
11 February 2020
In Ballads, Banksias and Beauty, Jessie Gordon shows she’s the complete package, even if she’s a little road-weary, David Zampatti says.
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Song’n’dance love letter
10 February 2020
It drops some clangers, Jonathan W. Marshall says, but 100 Years of the History of Dance dazzles at times.
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Laughs, lamps and love
10 February 2020
Patrick Gunasekera appreciates the warm welcome in this imaginative, disability-inclusive retelling of Aladdin.
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A peek at potential
6 February 2020
Nina Levy takes note of local dance works and performers to watch for in ‘MicroMove’.
