Tasmanian Times
Arts
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915Like Something Which I’ve Never Seen
Rachael Duncan
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Shakespeare in suburbia
There have been many interpretations of Shakespeare’s great love tragedy Romeo and Juliet and the Theatre Royal will be host to a...
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Lost … without the pulp mill …
Three views of a former Premier* … Ben Stephenson, 2006 Jon Kudelka, 2008, here Archibald prize-winner Geoffrey Dyer 2012 The former Labor...
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Town Hall: An Evening of French Songs: A fires benefit concert
You are invited to An Evening of French Songs at a benefit concert for victims of the East Coast fires. Patricia Dupont...
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MONA: Theatre of the World ends April 8
Polish your brogues and un-fog your Ray Bans! Theatre of the World is ending on April 8 and it’d be totally uncultured...
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Hobart Baroque – Director Leo Schofield & Music of Friends
Arts festival director Leo Schofield’s experiences over many years in the international creative world at large should prove to be a powerful...
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FX wiz Steve Boyle to visit Hobart …
… to present 2-hour masterclass Anatomy of a Monster: From Script to Screen Hobart – 15 February— Steve Boyle, Australia’s leading effects...
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Free-falling heroine heads to Hobart
It’s no surprise that Tilly Cobham-Hervey lists Mona as the thing she is most looking forward to seeing when she visits Tasmania...
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Tassie trek for Boorman’s Bike
To paraphrase, it was once said of Charley Boorman’s father, the film maker John Boorman, that ‘he made films set in alien...
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Solitary saint warns of collective sins
When France’s elite Ecole Normale Superieure merged its men’s and women’s campuses in 1928, it brought to prominence a number of gifted...
