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David Hawkins
is another seasoned professional with a dazzling song and dance
presence. He has all the fun of embodying the debauched American
entrepreneur Lee Gordon. - Samela
Harris, The Adelaide Advertiser
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The show
benefits from the expertise of other professionals, Toni Lamond
as his mother and David Hawkins as the outrageous Lee Gordon,
promoter extraordinaire. - Russell Starke, News-Review Messenger
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For everyone
who is a Johnny O'Keefe fan, "Shout" is a must see,
and the performance of the leading man (Daniel Scott) gives the
MS Society something to shout about. An enthusiastic cast gave
it everything they had on opening night and the audience appreciated
their efforts.
- Fran Edwards, TheatreGuide.com.au
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Spotlight
on David Hawkins
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John
Lennon once called it the "tee hee, it's not me" factor,
and there's nothing like the misfortune of others to put a smile
on one's face, is there? Well, not quite. Neil Armfield has observed
how the theatre teaches us to empathise. Whatever the case, an
audience can take home a grim vision of the world and nurture
it as a good night out. - John Shand, The Sydney Morning Herald
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There's
more than a bit of cabaret going on in Sydney at the moment.
The Kit Kat Klub is simmering away at the State Theatre, while
in Bondi, above a pizza parlour at Kabarett Junction, the real
thing is spilling its guts and belting out pseudo-political and
social statements to the tune of Lou Reed, Brecht-Weill and Randy
Newman. -
Vanessa
McCausland, The Daily Telegraph
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The music
of Lou Reed, Kurt Weill and Randy Newman has found an unlikely
home in Bondi Junction.- Jonathon
Pearlman, The Sydney Morning Herald
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'Brooding
Hawk dips and soars in intensity...It is highly theatrical, decidedly
camp and somewhat sinister' - John
Shand, The Sydney Morning Herald
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'His style
certainly deviates from many definitions of cabaret. But Hawkins
resists any attempts to categorise cabaret - or kabarett, for
that matter.' - Troy
Lennon, Daily Telegraph
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'A lament
for the loss of what was unique and genuine qualities in society
and a critique of the synthetic values that have taken their
place.....musical entertainment of the highest order' - David Schwartz, New
York Cabaret Online
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'Like Old-style
cocktails, cabaret is fast moving from the domain of old ladies
back to the realm of retro cool. And David Hawkins, aka 'The
Hawk' is helming the new movement.' - Emma Jones, SydneyIs
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