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Nothing is what it seems in this comedy of risk

Brisbane Times
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New play Luke tells the story of two teachers and a student.

Headline as published: Nothing is quite what it seems in this comedy of menace

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Not from this story. A library photograph of concert hall auditorium, used to illustrate it. Perspective: Lecture hall Taqirumi / flickr, CC BY

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Brisbane Timesas they published this story 21.3

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