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Gluttony’ The Bally, Fri Feb 13 This is a surprise – some serious theatre about a difficult topic. It is a complex story of one American girl’s experience of Hitler’s Germany. The girl is Eleanor...
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by Adrian Miller. Counterpoint is a new show from collaborative, mixed art company We As Art, We As Artists, who have been performing at the Fringe since 2011. This show features twelve original songs...
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Holden Street Theatres – The Studio, Wed Feb 12 Upon entering the theatre, a film reel plays cinematic moments in the history of German actor-icon, Klaus Kinski. The visuals are often odd and seemingly...
by Catherine Blanch. “There’s a bear in there, and a chair as well. There are people with games and lots and lots of blood….” When Beautiful Turns Bad is the latest performance concept from avant-garde...
Hew Parham plays Giovanni, an Italian waiter who runs a family restaurant with his (unseen) mama. That may sound cheesy, but it’s a high quality cheese like Parmigiano-Reggiano. Giovanni believes in following...
The Awkward Years is a 20-minute party that leads you back to your pubescent years via an emotional roller coaster of clumsy memories. Ellen Steele from isthisyours? will grab your hand, pull you under...
by David Robinson. Olwen Fouéré is bringing riverrun, a performance inspired by the last chapter of James Joyce’s Finnegans Wake, to Australia. After impressing audiences and critics alike in Britain...
by Bobby Goudie. Black Diggers presents the untold stories of Aboriginal soldiers fighting for Australia during World War 1. Written by Tom Wright and directed by Wesley Enoch, Black Diggers has received...
by Bobby Goudie. There are many great theatre experiences for children during Adelaide’s Festival season, but Beauty And The Beast is not one of them. Even though it shares the same name and basic...
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