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Charlie Lancaster

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‘Blood is thicker than olive oil’: The Italians Review

The Italians is both grounded and surreal in presenting the Italo-Australian Sydney diaspora.

November 1, 2022 Charlie Lancaster
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9/11, the death of country music and the beginnings of a revival

From union hymns to neoconservatism, country’s political history is turbulent but profound.

October 31, 2022 Charlie Lancaster and Henry Junor
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NOPE is more radical than you think

Peele says “Nope” to white commandeering of African American stories, to exploiting trauma, to growing complacent with our power over nature.

September 19, 2022 Charlie Lancaster
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SUDS’ Things I Know To Be True: a soulful adaptation of an Aussie classic.

This is two hours of emotionally intimate theatre, capturing the joys and sorrows of family life.

June 1, 2022 Charlie Lancaster
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Kenneth Branagh’s Belfast: A starry-eyed story of a family in trouble.

Charlie Lancaster goes to the movies.

February 21, 2022 Charlie Lancaster

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