Ella Randle’s 28 Grams reviewed
TRIGGER WARNING: Eating Disorders Ella Randle’s 28 Grams is a poignant, intimate, yet humorous exploration of a young woman’s seemingly difficult journey in accepting herself and the life she lives.
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TRIGGER WARNING: Eating Disorders Ella Randle’s 28 Grams is a poignant, intimate, yet humorous exploration of a young woman’s seemingly difficult journey in accepting herself and the life she lives.
All in all, Fringe Freak Out is a stellar performance and one you should all go to and watch on Feb 12th as a perfect way to end Fringe Festival.
"The premise of Arty Facts is compelling... the execution of this entertaining idea is, however, lacklustre."
Overall, the ‘After Hours Comedy’ show is a great late night entertainment option for those looking to have a drink and a laugh with friends or family.
Fabian Woods writes intelligent comedy with a purpose. I look forward to seeing what Mr. Woods does next.
Let’s Dance is well worth the watch if you love anything Bowie or burlesque.
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Every month the elected student body meets to discuss the happenings of the UWA Student Guild, elect new members and pass potential motions. This being the first month of the…
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