Posts By Brian Godfrey
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400ArtsTheatre Review: Nana’s Naughty Knickers
It’s so nice to see something that just makes you laugh and have a good time
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452ArtsTheatre Review: Nobody’s Perfect
This production of Nobody’s Perfect is one of the Tea Tree Players’ best that I have seen in a long time
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411ArtsTheatre Review: Silent Sky
Silent Sky exudes excellence from all production aspects
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362ArtsTheatre Review: Di And Viv And Rose
Di And Viv And Rose is heart-warming and heart-tugging in all the right places
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512ArtsTheatre Review: Journey’s End
Journey’s End is riveting from the very start to the very moving, explosive end
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344Cabaret FestivalCabaret Festival Review: Reuben Kaye: The End – Songs Of Finality And Farewell
Reuben Kaye is raunchy, hilarious, and we love him for it
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320Cabaret FestivalCabaret Festival Review: Murder For Two
Murder For Two equals laughs by many in this quirky musical murder mystery
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965ArtsTheatre Review: The Woman In Black
John Waters and Daniel MacPherson will have you jumping at things that go bump in the night with this wonderfully atmospheric production
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527ArtsTheatre Review: Potted Potter
Harry rides again and this potted version is no cursed child – just great fun! The laugh of a lifetime
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489ArtsTheatre Review: Living Together
St Jude’s Players celebrate their 75th year this year and what better way to start the celebrations than with Living Together
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1.2KArtsTheatre Review: Little Women
If these graduates are any indication of our future musical theatre talent then the country will be in excellent hands
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622ArtsTheatre Review: The Wedding Singer
As a real nice feel-good rom-com, this production catches the bouquet
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478ArtsTheatre Review: Charley’s Aunt
Charley’s Aunt is a timeless classic and very great fun which the Players have done proud
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588ArtsTheatre Review: Blackbird
An exceptional piece of theatre
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279Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Murder Village: An Improvised Whodunnit
This very talented Improv group sure know how to murder hilariously
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859Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Lawrence Mooney: Pigeonhole
Nobody could pigeonhole themselves better as a comedian than Lawrence Mooney
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430Adelaide FringeFringe Review: A Jerk In Progress
David Rose is certainly no jerk when it comes to comedy
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492Adelaide FringeFringe Review: The New Abnormal
It is certainly not abnormal to see The New Abnormal
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699Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Watson: The Final Problem
We have heard Holmes’ side of things, now let’s hear Watson’s as portrayed by the wonderful Tim Marriott
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601Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Sherlock Holmes: The Last Act
There is nothing “elementary” about this production. It is top class
