Tasmanian Times
Performing Arts
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4.9KBoth Sides of the Curtain is Back with Series 2
After the success of the first season of Both Sides of the Curtain, Matt Dean wrote series 2 while sitting in Hobart...
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Amity Affliction, Knife Hands & Heavy Music in Tasmania
The Unibar was graced by the presence of The Amity Affliction on Thursday 16 January. Their Hobart show formed part of their...
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MONA FOMA Reviews
In this collaborative review, Tasmanian Times takes a deeper look into the meaning of the MONA FOMA performances on display last weekend....
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Both Sides of Another Damn Cable Car
Set in a suburb on the outer of the inner and the inner of the outer. Curtain Street, a divided suburb in...
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Review: Tasmanian Food and Wine Conservatory …
The classy interior of the Tasmanian Food and Wine Conservatory Classy is not how you would portray all cafes – but it...
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2.2KREVIEW: ‘Refining the definition of wilderness’ by Hawes, Dixon & Bell
The first sentence in this booklet states that, “There is at present no consensus on how wilderness should be defined”. This is...
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Reviewed! Ian Moss …
‘Listen now to the wind babe Listen now to the rain Feel that water lickin’ at my feet again I don’t want...
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An Inconvenient Woman: a review …
*Pic: Yacht at the centre … Four Winds AN INCONVENIENT WOMAN Tasmanian Theatre Company DIRECTOR: Aidan Fennessey WRITER: Brian Peddie CAST: Anne...
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Reviewed! Flames of Fear
FLAMES OF FEAR.” by Roger McNeice. OAM. Wellington Bridge Press. Suggested retail: $75. Available at all Tasmanian book shops. Many Tasmanians still...
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Falls … Reviewed!x
Mud, mud, mud! If nothing else, Falls Festival 2016/17 was great opportunity to model the Tasmanian uniform of Blundstone boots, boardshorts and...
