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Banquet of Secrets: Australian musical theatre comes of age

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imageA tasty morsel: Victorian Opera's Banquet of Secrets Jeff Busby

Original Australian musical theatre seems to be a relatively well-kept secret. The existing repertoire, however, is a continuously expanding banquet of narrative and musical delights.

The premiere this week of Victorian Opera’s first original piece of musical theatre Banquet of...

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