Best Monologues In Sydney Near Me

Steve Cox: I started my learning of the Craft there in 1987, throughout my time in the industry it always brought a smile to my face seeing other actors who had attended The Actors Centre show up in films ,commercials or TV.Often onset when asked where an actor had learned, the answer was 'The Actors Centre' of course.Dean had a dream, and he pursued it ,and it is fantastic to see what he has left the Australian creative landscape.I wish him and the Actors Centre and all those that attend, more of the same successes that they have experienced.

Richard Campbell: worst place to go

Albert Amindjaja: Walked into one of your shops at bally haus sydney cbd and saw a lady standing by the wallet section. Her name was Lulu Huang. I approached her and asked if it was possible to take a look at the wallet and she only nodded with a very unfriendly gesture. There's this one specific wallet model that I like to purchase and ask if they have it in red color. She told me there was none left. No suggestions were given. She was just standing there the whole time feeling like I only wasted her time, probably?After I told her, I would like to purchase this wallet, then I was told to put in some details and I asked if it's ok to put my overseas number? She then replied, "Up to you." I was like, WOW, she really is giving me an attitude. She was not smiling the entire time while I was in the shop, maybe no longer than 15 minutes.She was unhelpful and served a client in a very unprofesional and unfriendly manner. If it wasn't because I really like the wallet, I wouldn't purchase it here given this kinda attitude. Apparently, she is also a manager here in this store, I was told by her colleague. I hope higher management of Bally would get to see this. Anyway, I bought the wallet on Monday, 9th Jan 2023.

Hallah Albayati: I was gifted a personalised phone case from TDE. Two weeks later, my initials started to rub off which has never personally happened with previous phone cases I have ordered. On their website, it states that if you experience this problem then they will fix it for you free of cost so I decided to go to the Sydney CBD store to have the issue fixed. The sales assistant initially told us that due to COVID-19 they were not handling phone cases “because we don’t know where your phone could have been”. Excuse me? With or without COVID- 19, you don’t know where people’s phones have been and in this case, does that mean you are not accepting returns or repair of faulty items for other items purchased from your brand during the pandemic such as handbags, notebooks etc? Because technically, you can apply the same logic of “I don’t know where it has been” to everything under the sun. Upon the sales assistant realising my frustration, she agreed to take the phone case but made it as if she was doing me a favour. If your brand had such a policy, surely you would be communicating this to customers at the time of purchase, and making it clear on your website however there appears to be no mention of this. Nonetheless, a faulty item is a faulty item and to have something almost completely rub off after two weeks of purchasing is on you, not on the customer.Around the same time the phone cover was purchased, my mother also had also purchased a personalised phone cover with her initials and the same thing happened with her phone case. I’m not sure what is being used these days but we never used to have this issue before with TDE...

E S: Monogram a bit wonky and uneven. Looked like a child had done it. Took it back and they offered to clean it up a bit - but the letters domt look the same size. Massively disapointed.

Lyla Musrom: Purchased the saffiano leather wrapped (stone & taupe pictured) iPhone 13 pro max case last week and was pleasantly surprised with the quality and how quickly I received my item (express post) within 24 hours. Love the colour selection for this line and absolutely top of the class customer service from Koko. I’ve got nothing but great things to say about the product & their after sales service. Highly recommended!

IffyDuke: Bad kids.

Charles Guo: Modern architecture design, lots of facilities!

Hardy Widjaja: Give me the wrong shoes. Both left side with different number and color. Ridiculous. Never thought this can be happen with this brand.

Michael: Talk about being aboriginal racial bias nowadays, and broadcasting fake made up history about aboriginals.Australia first became a nation on the 1st of January 1901. Before then it wasn't a nation. In aboriginal nomatic wild tribal times no one owns the land it owns us was the belief, the idea of owning, buying, selling land was introduced by the colonial period of the British Empire and they unifies all the tribes into the British Empire, commonwealth, Hello! Today tribal names have become the name of local racial groups. Fire was used as a hunting technique, it was never about managing the land. The aboriginal flag is a racial flag. Get you facts right. You're behaving something like the INGSOC from George Orwell 1984