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- ↑ Anne Marie Peard (8 November 2010). "Songs of Grace and Redemption is a tense, pacey piece of theatre". Aussie Theatre.
- ↑ David Kary (17 November 2010). "Devil May Care's production of British playwright John Donnelly's play 'Songs of Grace and Redemption' was a whirlwind ninety minutes of theatre". Sydney Arts Guide.
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