ALANNA MACLEAN reviews Canberra Rep's revival of Neil Simon's play Last of the Red Hot Lovers.
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ROB KENNEDY reviews a performance by international pianists Bernice Chua and Marko Matajič at Wesley Music Centre on Friday night.
"The highlight of the show occurred when the applause subsided, and Maurice asked if anyone had any questions." Hands shot up, reports comedy reviewer SIMON COBCROFT.
"Cellist Ilse De Ziah clearly loves performing and sharing her music with others. Constantly smiling, her relaxed rapport with guitarist Ian Date and the audience was very appealing," writes music reviewer LEN POWER.
"Many university libraries, including in Australia, have, in recent years, deaccessioned hundreds of thousands of physical books on the premise that digital copies are available," laments COLIN STEELE in his review of The Book at War.
CON BOEKEL reviews artist George Pople's photographic "guerrilla memorial" exhibition to the Afghanistan War.
IAN McLEAN reviews John Schumann and the Vagabond Crew at The Street Theatre on Friday night.
LEN POWER reviews the concert by Salut! Baroque at the National Gallery on Friday night.
Reviewer BILL STEPHENS reports that Queanbeyan Players' production of the excoriating chamber musical Next to Normal received an almost hysterical reception at its opening in the Belconnen Community Theatre on Friday night.
GRAHAM McDONALD reviews the Australian Haydn Ensemble at Wesley Uniting Church.
KERRY-ANNE COUSINS in reviewing new work by GW Bot writes: "The body of work in this exhibition is a paean to hope – from a wise gardener, the artist, who has learnt to tend well her spiritual and philosophical garden."
LEN POWER reviews Queers... "Directors Steph Roberts and Jarrad West have produced an emotionally charged evening in a perfect setting."
