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James Murphy is a writer/content creator/gaming industry analyst. I've talked sports betting, etc. on too many media outlets to count. SportsInsider.com
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Review: The Man Who Came To Dinner Is Christmas In July With Claws

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By James Murphy
| thescoop.au
★★★★½ Peter Goers may be one of the few Adelaide performers who could walk on stage as Sheridan Whiteside and make the audience feel the casting joke before the first barb has fully landed. Following his successful return to the stage last year in Harvey, Goers now plays the acerbic theatre critic and radio star in Adelaide Repertory Theatre’s The Man Who Came To Dinner. It is ideal casting. Goers, the former 891 ABC radio host and longtime critic, brings his own public mythology into the room.
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Review: You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown Is About Nothing, & Everything

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By James Murphy
| thescoop.au
★★★★★ There is something almost radical about how little happens in You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown. Before Seinfeld, this was the musical about nothing. Nobody saves the world, nobody gets the girl. Nobody has a glitter-cannon self-realisation. Charlie Brown cannot fly a kite. He cannot kick a football. He cannot quite make himself speak to the Little Red-Haired Girl. And yet, for more than half a century, Charles M. Schulz’s Peanuts gang has kept people company.
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Announcing Cast For Strong Is The New Pretty

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By James Murphy, Léo MANSON, Alex Thompson
| thescoop.au
Brisbane Festival, Sydney Theatre Company and Trish Wadley Productions today announced the full cast for the world premiere of Strong is the New Pretty, a landmark new play written by celebrated Australian playwright Suzie Miller (Prima Facie; RBG: Of Many, One) and directed by Sarah Giles (Opera Queensland’s Rusalka; Sydney Theatre Company’s No Pay?
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