A fishbowl that you can't always see into clearly

A pleasant piece of storytelling albeit difficult to sympathise

A witty two-hander about moving in and falling apart

An absurd premise that doesn't quite hit the mark

Classic clowning, A hilarious show with universal appeal

Teddy Lamb's solo show is too diffuse to truly devastate

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An unflinching look at Australian history

An overwhelming show from the Fringe diva

Strong staging and a mesmerising star keep this play on track

A circle with little community feel

Once it gets going, this show digs deep into the darker parts of adolescence

Theatre with clear purpose and drive

This dark comedy fails to take its intriguing premise anywhere

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