10 Oct 2021
4000 Miles by Amy Herzog: A Life To Remember And A Time To Forget ~Theatre Review
University of Adelaide Theatre Guild, Little Theatre, Sat 9 Oct, 2021.
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23 Sept 2021
Triumph Of Man: A Comedy In Two Acts Presented By RUMPUS Theatre ~ Review
The approaching closure of Bakehouse Theatre will leave a big hole in Adelaide’s theatre scene so it’s encouraging to see other new and innovative theatre…
19 Sept 2021
SIARAD by Caroline Reid: Speaking Her Truth At The Goodwood Theatre’s Comeback Festival ~ Review
Goodwood Theatres is taking the initiative of presenting performance and art now that we’re slowly starting to ease up on the COVID restrictions. The…
16 Aug 2021
Ghosts And Dry Martinis: Noel Coward’s Blithe Spirit ~ Review
You don’t hear words like blithe , guttersnipe ; or deportment much anymore. For the record, blithe describes someone with little regard for others. Noel…
16 July 2021
The Bridge Of San Luis Rey: Paul Capsis, Slava Grigoryan & Manus Noble~ Adelaide Guitar Festival Review
The Bridge Of San Luis Rey is a joint venture by State Theatre Company, Brink Productions and The Adelaide Guitar Festival. Based on Thornton Wilder’s 1927…
10 June 2021
The Appleton Ladies’ Potato Race: Show Me The Money, Man! ~ Theatre Review
Written by Melanie Tait and presented by State Theatre Company South Australia, The Appleton Ladies’ Potato Race is an enjoyable and entertaining farce set in a…
15 May 2021
Bengal Tiger At The Baghdad Zoo: The Futility Of A Fabricated War ~ Theatre Review
Little Theatre, The Cloisters, University Of Adelaide, Thu 14 May. Presented by Adelaide University Theatre Guild
21 Apr 2021
The Gospel According To Paul by Jonathan Biggins: Keating… The Politician We Had To Have! ~ State Theatre Company Review
Jonathan Biggins and State Theatre Company SA present a minutely observed homage to one of Australia’s most colourful Prime Ministers. Having previously…
19 Mar 2021
See You Later Mum: Separated Only By Distance ~ Adelaide Fringe 2021 Review
See You Later Mum is set in the past when assisted passage by ship for migrants to Australia was still possible, and when real-time communication between loved…
17 Mar 2021
Call Of The Mallee Fowl: Soothes The Soul ~ Adelaide Fringe 2021 Review
Call of the Mallee Fowl packs a lot into this one hour gem. A slowly blossoming love affair between two friends who meet on a birdwatching bench evolves against…
17 Mar 2021
Undertow: Shifting Sands At The Seaside ~ Adelaide Fringe 2021 Review
Prospect Theatre For Young People has again delved into the emotional lives of teenagers, and presented a sensitive and relevant performance that explores how…
13 Mar 2021
The Deep North: Musical Stories Of Ugandan Migrants Struggling To Settle In Their New Homes ~ Adelaide Fringe 2021 Review
The South Australian Playwrights Theatre is a relatively new contributor to the South Australian arts scene and has done everyone a favour in assembling this…