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Free flowing flutes with bubbly billowing out of the huge white doors of the Stables Theatre. No smashing of glasses and a house facing front toward the Theatre crashes out with its arm hanging in ...
Reviewed 4 August 2006 under Exhibitions, Expositions and Events
Ten minutes before the thrusting rush of people, the box office of the Stables Theatre tends to one man looking rather out of stride. Calmly and cooly the situation resolves itself in those dead ...
Reviewed 29 April 2006 under Stage Antics and Theatrics
Sold out for the final preview night, the air in the Stables Theatre ranks of the wrinkle in the many faces around the box office. Air conditioning donation requests are all over the place, ...
Reviewed 15 March 2006 under Stage Antics and Theatrics
Sleeping ghosts lie awake at night writing epitaphs on their own tombstones. Coordination of tickets for the first production of the year at the Stables Theatre trips up against the holidays.
Reviewed 8 January 2006 under Stage Antics and Theatrics
Free alcohol blocks the entrance of the Stables Theatre. Chattering drunks move, mill and mull like horses ready to stud and make expensively cheap glue. Women, men, all the same.
Reviewed 10 December 2005 under Stage Antics and Theatrics
hundred hours comes and goes. The noise in the waiting area of the Stables Theatre would suggest that Hurlyburly might actually be a think piece with the audience providing their own action and ...
Reviewed 13 May 2005 under Stage Antics and Theatrics
With a self-inflicted map in the back pocket of a sweaty palm, locating the Stables Theatre on Nimrod Street might prove to be a challenge. The neon lights of Kings Cross blind the eyes and ears ...
Reviewed 27 March 2005 under Stage Antics and Theatrics