Posts By Fran Edwards
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190EntertainmentTheatre Review: The Producers
This Mel Brooks musical has some very funny dialogue, ridiculous situations and outlandish characters
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130EntertainmentTheatre Review: Sex Lies & Betrayal: Memoirs of a Hollywood Star
This solo performance piece is based on the golden era of movies filled with lies and intrigue, laced with the sex and...
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171Cabaret FestivalCabaret Festival Review: The Sisters of Invention – You Ready for This
Presented by Tutti Arts/Adelaide Festival Centre Reviewed 23 June 2021 To paraphrase one of the Sisters of Invention’s songs ‘This isn’t Disneyland’,...
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395Cabaret FestivalCabaret Festival Review: Young Talent Time 50th Anniversary
They charmed us, they rocked us and the audience was with them every step of the way
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253EntertainmentTheatre Review: We’ll Always Have Paris
This story of three ladies “of a certain age” takes an amusing look at old friendships and the ability to change
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428EntertainmentTheatre Review: The Hello Girls
Therry has brought us a fresh new musical that is a little different.
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221EntertainmentTheatre/Opera Review: Love Burns
Composer Graeme Koehne, well known for his ballets and orchestral work, combined with talented writer Louis Nowra to write this chamber opera...
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348EntertainmentTheatre Review: Blue Stockings
Promising playwright Jessica Swale’s excellent script is set in Cambridge and Girton College in 1896-7, when girls were meant to marry and...
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892EntertainmentTheatre Review: Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
Attend the tale of Sweeney Todd! State Opera is back with a vengeance courtesy of Mr Todd.
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460EntertainmentTheatre Review: Escher’s Hands
It’s been a long break, but Galleon are back with their usual fine level of production.
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473EntertainmentTheatre Review: The New Moon
Theatre is back and with it SALOS has launched their latest production, The New Moon.
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403EntertainmentTheatre Review: The Gospel According to Paul
Jonathan Biggins captures the sharp wit, honesty and flamboyance of Keating as he explores what he calls ‘a three-dimensional autobiography written by...
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255EntertainmentTheatre Review: My Three Angels
This charming 1930s play, by Sam and Bella Spewack, lives up to Independent’s standards.
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360EntertainmentTheatre Review: Happy Birthday
With Tea Tree Players' usual excellent set, complete with 80’s styling, this comedy by Marc Camoletti looks good.
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475Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Amity Dry – Beautifully Brave
Armed with a delightful smile, a great voice and some disarming chat, Amity returns again to the Adelaide Fringe.
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402Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Ladies of Soul
These ladies had plenty of Soul, brining some very fine music to their Fringe performance.
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412Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Disco Wonderland – Dancing Til Dawn
With a packed crowd eager to participate, this slick show was a winner from the beginning.
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181Adelaide FringeFringe Review: The Cowgirl And The Showgirl Ride Again
These two Divas, Beccy Cole and Libby O’Donovan gave a wonderful performance, no surprises there!
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965Adelaide FringeFringe Review: The Baroque
This solo performer presents his alter-ego Syphilis Von Hamstring encouraging much audience participation.
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1.3KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Barbaroi
Described in the advertising as the ‘dark underbelly of circus’ this production is raw and at times confronting.
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