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Belvoir stages A Clockwork Orange as modern warning against violence

Belvoir stages A Clockwork Orange in 2027 as a warning about violence in today's world.

Why it mattersThis staging asks audiences to think about whether violence comes from uncaring societies or if art and choice can change things.

AustraliaThe Belvoir adaptation brings a canonical work of dystopian literature to Australian theatre, offering a platform for artists to explore how contemporary culture has shifted toward the novel's themes.

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