SmartArts - 13 April 2017

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Independent theatre company The Rabble take onJoan of Arc in their production,Joan. Co-creator Kate Davis and actor Luisa Hastings-Edgejoin Richard to discussthe process of devising an original take on a historical figure through a contemporary feminist lens. The Ilbijerri Theatre Company delve into little-known Victorian history in a new adaptation ofCoranderrk, the story of a self-determined Aboriginal community in Healesville in the 1840s.Artistic Director Rachael Mazatalks with Richard aboutthe importance of telling this story and the extensive upcoming national tour. Kieran Hodgsonused to think he could write a symphony. Now he's taken to the stage to imitate tortured symphonic genius Gustav Mahler in Maestro,where character comedy and classical music meet. Showing as part of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

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