http://www.vibewire.net daily 1 2007-12-14T14:10:15Z http://www.vibewire.net/Members/asavvides/my-articles/sydney-gallipoli Nigel Jamieson sets his sights on a theatrical interpretation of the Gallipoli story, writes Alexandra Savvides. No publisher asavvides Live-Theatre 2008-09-03T23:06:19Z Article http://www.vibewire.net/Members/relatively/croatia-penelope-song-of-songs Jana Perkovic finds love in Croatia, while trotting the globe for the freshest and the most exciting of contemporary dance. No publisher relatively Live-Theatre 2008-07-20T02:34:07Z Article http://www.vibewire.net/Members/nmaes/melbourne-under-construction A group of young Sudanese refugees use story telling, hip hop and the most basic of sets to construct their images of the year 2040, writes Naomi Maes. No publisher nmaes Live-Theatre 2008-07-14T14:45:31Z Article http://www.vibewire.net/Members/sryner/my-articles/under-construction-by-sascha-ryner The humanitarian disaster that has impacted Darfur has been headlining our newspapers for so long, yet it is a rare moment when you hear the perspective of a Sudanese refugee, writes Sascha Ryner. No publisher sryner Homepage-Headline Live-Theatre Think-National 2008-07-07T13:54:53Z Article http://www.vibewire.net/Members/melbournetheatre/melbourne-tadaa-productions-giveaway Win a double-pass to TaDaa Productions' latest work, Closer, on Saturday 12th July. Entries close 5pm Thursday 10th July. No publisher melbournetheatre Live-Theatre Live-Community Homepage-Live 2008-07-06T06:14:00Z Article http://www.vibewire.net/Members/relatively/venice-biennale-of-contemporary-dance Jana Perkovic mulls over Beauty with capital B, androids, rock concerts and social ills of Italy while visiting the 6. Festival Internazionale di Danza Contemporanea. No publisher relatively Live-Theatre 2008-07-03T23:40:54Z Article http://www.vibewire.net/Members/relatively/my-articles/melbourne-how-to-disappear-completely-and-never-be-found How much theatrical naturalism is too much theatrical naturalism, asks Jana Perkovic, and wishes there were fewer Irish accents on stage. No publisher relatively Live-Theatre 2008-06-17T06:55:39Z Article http://www.vibewire.net/Members/relatively/melbourne-rio-saki-other-falling-debris The apocalypse looks rather Home and Away in this new Australian play, writes Jana Perkovic. No publisher relatively Live-Theatre 2008-06-11T22:47:53Z Article http://www.vibewire.net/Members/relatively/melbourne-next-wave-2008-indigenous-program Is it time for our indigenous artists to forget their aboriginality, asks Jana Perkovic. No publisher relatively Live-Arts Live-Theatre 2008-06-11T14:12:30Z Article http://www.vibewire.net/Members/coloursofbohemia/melbourne-the-chaser From humble beginnings involving shot glasses and Nietzsche, Lisa Pham interviews Dominic Knight from The Chaser. No publisher coloursofbohemia Live-Theatre Homepage-Live 2008-06-02T14:08:59Z Article http://www.vibewire.net/Members/tspencer/my-articles/sydney-my-name-is-rachel-corrie A powerful witness to the crisis in the Gaza strip challenges our conception of human nature and the relationship between theatre and politics, writes Tim Spencer. No publisher tspencer Live-Theatre 2008-06-02T13:47:50Z Article http://www.vibewire.net/Members/coloursofbohemia/melbourne-arabella Opera Australia's Arabella explores the need for fairytale endings in old world Vienna, writes Lisa Pham. No publisher coloursofbohemia Live-Theatre 2008-05-26T09:28:05Z Article http://www.vibewire.net/Members/rhysauteri/melbourne-the-feigned-inconstancy The VCA takes on love and other catastrophes with chaotic results in Marivaux's classic comedy, writes Rhys Auteri. No publisher rhysauteri Live-Theatre 2008-05-25T08:41:03Z Article http://www.vibewire.net/Members/siredale/my-articles/sydney-the-jinglists Fresh off the trail of the Australian fringe and festival circuits, musical comic duo Warwick Allsopp and Tamlyn Henderson expose the surreal and disturbing consequences of claustrophobia and consumerism combined. The Jinglists explodes the musical hallucinations of The Mighty Boosh combined with the jovial immaturity of Lano and Woodley to produce a hilarious portrait of the tortured and the bizarre. A review by Steph Iredale. No publisher siredale Live-Theatre 2008-05-23T01:28:59Z Article http://www.vibewire.net/Members/relatively/melbourne-attempts-on-her-life The best piece of theatre playing in Melbourne is a non-professional production with no plot, no characters, no conclusion, and the audience in the middle of the set, writes Jana Perkovic as she embarks on an analysis of the entire in-yer-face genre. No publisher relatively Live-Theatre 2008-05-20T20:58:52Z Article