25 Apr 2015
Athol Guy: Bringing The Seekers’ Story To Her Majesty’s Theatre – Interview
As a founding member of one of Australia ’s first supergroups, Athol Guy knows what it’s like to scale the heights of music industry success. The Seekers took…
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25 Apr 2015
You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown Brings Peanuts To The Stirling Community Theatre – Review
The Peanuts comic strips by Charles M. Shultz are perhaps the most famous and influential in the history of the medium running continuously from 1950 until…
12 Apr 2015
Rotunda: Presented By New Zealand Dance Company Is A Perfect Melding Of Dance And Brass – Interview
The Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) formed in Egypt in 1915 and operated during the Battle Of Gallipoli . In this Centenary Anniversary Year, are…
10 Apr 2015
Quartet: Remembering The Love Of Music Even When Memories Are Lost – Theatre Review
This play by Ronald Harwood is unfortunately timely and topical. Many of us have now had experience of dementia. You don’t need to have it yourself; being close…
6 Apr 2015
Pelican Productions’ “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang” Is Set To Soar In Adelaide! – Interview
Musical Theatre Company Pelican Productions are all set for the unveiling of their most ambitious project yet – the staging of that eminently enchanting…
6 Apr 2015
Quartet: A Story Of Opera, Aging, Mortality, Humour And Friends – Interview
Adelaide’s longest running Arts Repertory Theatre are fast approaching the debut of their next performance, a production of Quartet which, as the name suggests…
23 Mar 2015
You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown Comes To The Beautiful Old Stirling Community Theatre – Interview
The Hills Musical Company is known for producing excellent amateur musical theatre, which is well worth the trip to the beautiful old Stirling Community…
18 Mar 2015
Unusual Wonderings: Raymond Crowe & Peter Samelson Spread The Magic Of Illusion – Adelaide Fringe Review
Charming, with both its social and its magical connotations is great way to describe the combination of Raymond Crowe and Peter Samelson (direct from New York)…
12 Mar 2015
Beauty And The Beast: A Love Story That’s No Fairy Tale – Adelaide Festival Review
This Beauty and the Beast is no children’s fairytale, but it is still a beautiful story about love, prejudice and accepting difference, just with a lot of…
12 Mar 2015
Edgar’s Girls: Burlesque Based On Poe – Adelaide Fringe Review
This show begins promisingly with an impressive version of Florence And The Machine’s Girl With One Eye , sung by Morgan Powell. The lyrics of this song, with…
12 Mar 2015
The Cardinals’ Take On Humanity – Adelaide Festival Review
The Cardinals compresses 2000 years of human history into less than two hours, and tightly focuses this narrative within a puppet stage a few square metres in…
12 Mar 2015
The Experiment: A Monodrama Into The Human Memory – Adelaide Festival Review
Based on British playwright Mark Ravenhill’s 2009 work, The Experiment is billed as a ‘reimagining’ of this short monodrama in which one is confronted with some…