Posts By Brian Godfrey
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742ArtsTheatre Review: Our Country’s Good
Based on Thomas Keneally's novel, The Playmaker, Timberlake Wertenbaker's play. Our Country's Good, explores an event in our history - the production...
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1.8KAdelaide FestivalThe Marvelous Miriam Margolyes Returns To Adelaide For Its 2017 Festival
The warm, whimsical, occasionally wicked Miriam Margolyes returns to Adelaide for the Australian premiere of Peter And The Wolf with the ASO...
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561Adelaide FestivalState Theatre’s 2017 Adelaide Festival Production Announced – ‘The Secret River’
After sell-out seasons around Australia and critical acclaim, The Secret River, Neil Armfield’s landmark Sydney Theatre Company production, will make its Adelaide...
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1.0KArtsGuest Stars To Work With Old Time Radio Detectives On Their Return To Adelaide
The 2015 Adelaide Fringe smash-hit show, 'Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Live' is returning to Adelaide, this time with special guests.
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1.2KArtsStirling Players Are About To Prove That ‘Our Country’s Good’
Stirling Players are about to present 'Our Country's Good" based on Thomas Keneally's novel, 'The Playmaker' concerning the production of the first...
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337Arts“Best Ensemble” Fagan & Watts Deliver ‘A Steady Rain’ Twice More
Lost In Translations highly acclaimed production of 'A Steady Rain' takes out Adelaide Theatre Guide's Curtain Call "Best Ensemble" Award for its...
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‘A Steady Rain’ Falls Spectacularly On Adelaide Once More
Lost In Translation's award nominated, Fringe smash hit 'A Steady Rain' is making a come back for a 3 night season at...
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945ArtsInterview: Jennifer Trijo – Former Miss Saigon About To Pay Top ‘RENT’
Former 'Miss Saigon' star, Jennifer Trijo speaks to Glam Adelaide about playing Mimi in the upcoming Marie Clark Music Theatre production of...
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983ArtsTheatre Review: The 39 Steps
This 'The 39 Steps' is a funny, good natured send-up of the classic Alfred Hitchcock movie that was in turn based on...
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822ArtsTheatre Review: The Pirates of Penzance
Gilbert and Sullivan’s 'The Pirates of Penzance' is an oft-performed and very well-known piece of theatre due to its fun nature and...
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537ArtsLocal School Girl Takes ‘Beauty And The Beast’ To New Heights
Local girl Karina Moore is set to raise the bar in this year’s Tyndale Christian Middle School production of Disney’s family favourite...
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837ArtsTheatre Review: The Sound Of Music
The Rodgers and Hammerstein classic 'The Sound Of Music' is given a facelift in this delightful new version.
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435ArtsTheatre Review: 42nd Street (Philadelphia Cast)
Scotch College tends to raise the bar with their musical productions, and with '42nd Street' this year is certainly no exception.
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308ArtsAdam Garcia Withdraws From Remainder Of Australian Tour Of ‘Singin’ In The Rain’
Adam Garcia has announced that unfortunately, due to ongoing issues with his current injury, he has had to withdraw from the rest...
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Interview: Jordan Tomljenovic – Tapping His Way To ’42nd Street’ Via Scotch College
16 year old Jordan Tomljenovic is a Year 11 student at Scotch College who has been performing since around the age of...
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998Adelaide FestivalAdelaide Festival 2017 Announces Its Centrepiece: Barrie Kosky’s ‘Saul’
Barrie Kosky's 'Saul' has been announced as the centrepiece for the 2017 Adelaide Festival.
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662ArtsInterview: Patch Theatre Company’s Artistic Director, Naomi Edwards Tells Us Why ‘Emily Loves To Bounce’
Patch Theatre Company is about to mount a Family Season of its hit, 'Emily Loves To Bounce'. Glam's Arts Editor, Brian Godfrey...
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772ArtsInterview: Johanna Allen – Looking Forward To Returning Home With ‘The Sound Of Music’
Glam Adelaide's Art Editor, Brian Godfrey chats to Adelaide born Johanna Allen, who plays Sister Sophia in the new production of 'The...
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Marie Clark Musical Theatre Company About To Pay Top ‘Rent’
Set in the East Village of New York City, 'Rent' is about falling in love, finding your voice and living for today.
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Scotch College Students Are Making Their Way To ’42nd Street’
Scotch College have a reputation for presenting high quality productions of shows that other schools would probably cringe away from. This year...
