3 Mar 2015
Darkle: Human Nature Isn’t Always What It Seems – Adelaide Fringe Review
Three young people share a flat and spend their days fantasizing about impossible worlds to fulfil a childish need for excitement and escape. Their general…
Theatre – Page 43
3 Mar 2015
Marathon By TJ Dawe At Bakehouse Theatre – Adelaide Fringe Review
TJ Dawe would make a great teacher. He’s a talented storyteller who tells stories with a point. Serious points. He’s also a fine entertainer. And he’d need to…
28 Feb 2015
Azimut Defies Categorisation And Gravity At The Festival Theatre – Adelaide Festival Review
Azimut defies categorisation. It is a bold and beautiful piece that quickly has you grappling with the meditative nature of the experience. In one sense it’s a…
28 Feb 2015
Icarus Falling: Scott Wings Weaves A Tapestry Of Images With His Words – Adelaide Fringe Review
The Tuxedo Cat – Cusack Theatre is a small black box, but consummate performer and poet, Scott Wings did not let it hamper his brilliant piece of physical…
27 Feb 2015
riverrun: Olwen Fouéré Is The Voice Of The River From James Joyce’s Finnegans Wake – Adelaide Festival Review
Olwen Fouéré stands at the front of the stage; diminutive, commanding, silent and still. She intently surveys the patrons as they file in and get themselves…
27 Feb 2015
The Princess And The Glass Piano: A Day In The Life Of A Bavarian Princess – Adelaide Fringe Review
This production feels like a ‘day in the life of’, the kind of show that lifts a curtain from the window this character is looking out of and they encounter us…
27 Feb 2015
WHACK: A Quick Show With Lots Of Characters By Jo Zealand – Adelaide Fringe Review
Short sharp and shiny with an added message you only got if you looked at the screen, the show is set in a karaoke bar, where we get to meet some of the…
26 Feb 2015
Anna Robi & The House Of Dogs At Holden Street Theatres – Adelaide Fringe Review
Penned by Australian playwright Maxine Mellor, Anna Robi & the House of Dogs is unapologetically ‘in your face’ for the entire time. The Studio stage is…
26 Feb 2015
Beckett Triptych: Three Works By Influential Playwright Samuel Beckett – Adelaide Festival Review
State Theatre Company Scenic Workshop & Rehearsal Room, Adelaide Festival Centre, Wed Feb 25
26 Feb 2015
F**k Decaf – Coffee And Climax At Nano Cafe – Adelaide Fringe Review
Setting a play in a café in the city is an inspired idea, and even more so when what is served up is a delicious, jam packed, double shot of dynamic theatre at…
26 Feb 2015
Touched By Fire Are Doing It For The Redheads Of The World – Adelaide Fringe Review
This evening’s audience was full of expectant punters… do the carpets match the drapes? But as I live with a redhead, I already know the answer to that…
25 Feb 2015
Him By David Geddes: In A Search For HIMself – Adelaide Fringe Interview
David Geddes plays ‘Him’ in Him, a show about a 22-year-old guy who’s trying to figure who he is, but not in the conventional way. Fringe audiences have been…