Executing pain in black sands of silence

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Macbeth at the Sydney Theatre appears as the first pulp print review of 2006. Against better judgement from the silence of their side, the mark features in The Brag #149, out for March 6.

First yet in the series, a sudden break from the column inches. Carry over of the review from column two to column three. Decidedly the thing to keep away nice neat lines.

No idea on presence, or if indeed wordage quota makes the very science of figuring motives a reason for sanity. Better markets, but not many others, exist.

Soon Van - Tuesday, 7 March 2006 - 15:16

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