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Live entertainment industry calls for government lifeline as more musicals close

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Nicola Heath
Live entertainment industry calls for government lifeline as more musicals close
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The Australian live entertainment industry is facing a wave of musical cancellations due to rising operational costs and economic pressures. Industry leaders are calling for government support as major productions struggle to remain financially viable.

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The decline of major stage productions signals broader economic challenges affecting the arts and culture sector in Australia.

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Rob Mills and Natalie Bassingthwaighte are the lead stars in the local production of the musical Waitress, a recent casualty of the crisis affecting Australian theatre. ( Jeff Busby )

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