Tasmanian Times
Arts
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1.3KSTATE CINEMA: Scarlett Road
Scarlet Road, an amazing film that follows the work of Rachel Wotton, a sex worker whose work focuses primarily on working with...
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Never coming back from Blubberhead Road …
Never coming back from Blubberhead Road … July 30, 2012 The Steve Earle tune went round in my head as I drove...
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BOFA WANTS TO MAKE THINGS BETTER
Photo by Bookend Trust: Sophie Warren (left) and Katie Mulder (right) at the summit of Mt Weld, southern Tasmania, who were filmed...
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STATE CINEMA: Emerging From Darkness
Emerging from Darkness tells the story of the East Timor Eye Program (ETEP), a voluntary service run by Australians, and aimed at...
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‘Murder in Casablanca” Dinner Theatre
@ Sorell Memorial Hall, Tasman Highway, Sorell Fri 17 & Sat 18 Aug, 7pm Sorell on Stage presents a thrilling night of...
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Shoot for the head
June 2012 was the 250th issue of Art Monthly Australia and I was one of a number of writers commissioned to celebrate...
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Four-lty Towers
Launceston’s Encore Theatre is in the midst of a sell out season of their production of ‘Fawlty Towers’. In past years the...
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Girls Gothic Gathering
I recently spoke to actor Maude Davey who will be visiting Tasmania soon with the production ‘The Flood’. The Flood is a...
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The sound of West Papua brought to the people of London
The sound of West Papua was brought to the people of London at the official pre-Olympic concert in Greenwich Park, London, July...
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MOONAH Nights
Three generations of musicians from Tasmania’s emerging, culturally diverse communities will come together on Saturday the 18th of August for a unique...
