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Absolutely Revolting
Theatre

Night on Bald Mountain | Malthouse Theatre

by Andrew Fuhrmann •
June–July 2014, no. 362

Goats are ubiquitous in the work of Patrick White. Start looking for them and they appear everywhere, staring out, page after page, with wise, tranquil eyes, pellets scattering like secrets into dust.

 


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Lisa Hill
Saturday, 21 June 2014 10:10
A wonderful performance, captured perfectly in this comprehensive review:)

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