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  • Thu 22 May

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Ballarat-born creative leader and theatre maker, Bryce Ives, leads a discussion about Ballarat's rich theatrical history from the modern era to today with musical director Vicki Jacobs, academic and theatre director Mary-Rose McLaren, and playwright and theatre historian Dr Robert Reid.

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