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Film, Music

The Godfather Live: Sydney Symphony review (Sydney Opera House)

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The Godfather, almost indisputably, stands as one of the greatest cinematic achievements of all time; (the American Film Institute ranks …

Music, Stage

La Boheme review (Sydney Opera House)

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It’s Rent, really. With these sets and costumes, high rent. I’ve lost count of the number of times this production …

Music, Stage

ACO Underground review (Goodgod Small Club, Sydney)

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Richard Tognetti might be artistic director and lead violinist of the Australian Chamber Orchestra in all its guises, but, last …

Music, Stage

Iphigénie En Tauride review (City Recital Hall, Sydney)

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There are two words that spring to mind when I think of opera. Pomp. And circumstance. Pomp, in light of …

Music

Ben Folds with the SSO (Sydney Opera House)

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I didn’t expect to, nor did I hear it. Bitches Ain’t Shit, the perennially youthful-looking American singer-songwriter-composer-producer Ben Folds’ fearless …

Music

SSO Tchaikovsky 5 James Ehnes plays Prokofiev review (Sydney Opera House)

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There’s a depiction on the cover of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra’s program for Tchaikovsky 5 (performed last weekend) which seems …

Stage

The King and I review (Sydney Opera House)

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Since The King & I is set in Siam, it’s only appropriate I address the elephant in the room. Hello, …

Stage

The Elixir of Love opera review (Sydney Opera House)

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Gaetano Donizetti’s The Elixir of Love was once the most popular opera around. It took just ten years (from its …

Music

Mayakovsky opera review (Carriageworks, Sydney)

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It’s one of those uncompromisingly, stubbornly, proudly Russian names: Vladimir Vladimirovich Mayakovsky. Poet, playwright, actor … you name it. But …

Stage

Don Giovanni review (Sydney Opera House)

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The curtain hangs at an angle, almost as if it’s been partially torn down, not completely obscuring the stage.

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A legal approach to the decline and fall of the United States

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Rosemary Sorensen

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