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Prof’s play spoofs academics
WHEN Monash University Professor David Abramson was gripped with the idea to write a play about the quirks and peculiarities of academic life, he knew he had to tread a fine line between authenticity – which he aimed for – …
Hammerstein’s musical legacy
AUTHOR and academic Oscar Hammerstein III -- the grandson of Oscar Hammerstein of Rodgers and Hammerstein fame -- will be the keynote speaker at a music theatre symposium
Summer’s feast of stage shows
ONE of Broadway’s most successful musicals, A Chorus Line, is making a return to the stage as one of the highlights of a busy summer of shows. The latest
Spelling out a hit show
REVIEW: Spelling competitions can be cut-throat affairs in the United States, but The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee offers a humorous slant as it pokes fun
Laughs in a legal farce
LEADING playwright Tony Laumberg has drawn on a divorce, a mid-life crisis and a tax fraud to spice up his new stage comedy, Find Me a Lawyer! which
Scheherazade fills the stage
THEATRE REVIEW: CAFÉ SCHEHERAZADE A St Kilda cafe is portrayed in a novel, then adapted into a play. The cafe, the novel and the play, three layers of a
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