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His mother's voice
When a young Chinese pianist becomes embroiled in a diplomatic incident in Canberra, attention focuses on the remarkable but dangerous gift of music which he received from his mother, a courageous woman who dared to defy Mao's Cultural Revolution. Written by Justin Fleming and directed by Wayne Harrison. You're invited to a reading on Mon 22 Feb at 7pm at Parramatta's Riverside Theatres. To RSVP email your name and contact number and how many seats you require to
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Beat the Climate Crunch
Directed by Jon-Claire Lee, this play about climate change is by Libby Wong, an award winning Hong Kong writer and former Hong Kong Legislative Councillor. The World Premiere takes place on Sat 20 Feb at 2.30pm at the Museum of Sydney as part of the Chinese New Year Festival. Tickets $15 from the
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Felino tries it short and sweet
Actor Felino Dolloso has tried his hand at writing. His 10 minute play, Let’s Shoot Max Instead! competes in the Short and Sweet Festival in Sydney. With a fantastic cast of multicultural actors - Filipino, Chinese, Sri Lankan, Indian, Malaysian and Russian heritage actors – it plays at the NIDA Parade Playhouse from 16- 20 February.
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William Yang: My Generation
My Generation is William Yang's story of Sydney's artistic and queer scenes from the late 1970s through the 1980s. Presented in his unique performance style using spoken word, image and live music, this vibrant and moving work weaves together stories about the personalities of Sydney's artistic, bohemian and underground social scenes. At the Performance Space at Carriageworks, Sydney Feb 24 - Mar 6. Tickets $30/$20 through TicketMaster .
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Golden Phung Goes phringe...
Sketch comedy is a dying art form, so they say. Luckily the Golden Phung team is here to cut it up, sew it back together, accidentally put the brain of a murderer in it, chase it into a windmill and set it on fire! Starring & written by Graham Self, Andrew Crupi, Peter Cortissos, Lucy Markiewicz, Eddie Morrison and the eponymous Roy Phung. Directed by Martin Hissey. At the Adelaide Fringe . Worldsend Hotel, Wed to Fri at 10pm, Feb 24 - Mar 12. Tickets $10/$15 Fringe TIX on "1300 FRINGE" or at the door.
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