All posts tagged "Adelaide Repertory Theatre"
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964Performing ArtsTheatre Review: Only An Orphan Girl
Presented by Adelaide Repertory Theatre Reviewed 18 Novemberr 2015 I’ve seen nothing like it. This Olde Music Hall production has the crowd jeering, booing and jumping out of their seats for some of the most enjoyable hour and a half in my theatre life. Unashamedly unrefined, the Adelaide Rep’s absurd melodrama effortlessly combines a classic […]
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723LatestTheatre Review: The Cripple Of Inishmaan
'The Cripple Of Inishmaan' was written by Irish playwright screenwriter, Martin McDonagh, best known for his humorously dark films 'In Bruges' and 'Seven Psychopaths'.
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1.3KLatestAdelaide Rep gets racy with its sexiest show in 107 years!
The comedy,"It's Just Sex" is set for its Australian premiere in what will be The Adelaide Repertory Theatre's raciest show ever staged.
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622LatestTheatre Review: Quartet
Quartet, directed by Sue Wiley and assisted by Ian Rigney, is a quirky and sometimes very bawdy comedy. Read our full review here.
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580LatestBittersweet Tale of Ageing Opera Singers
Adelaide Repertory Theatre’s next production Quartet is a moving and comical tale about a group of ageing opera singers reunited in a retirement home for musicians.
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685LatestAdelaide Rep Launches 2015 Season
The southern hemisphere’s oldest surviving amateur theatre company, The Adelaide Rep, has launched its 2015 season featuring outright melodrama & touching human drama.
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613LatestTheatre Review: August: Osage County
August: Osage County is the comic-tragic story of the very dysfunctional Weston family in all their alcoholic, drug-induced, pot-smoking, abusive splendour.
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1.1KLatestTheatre Review: Dracula
Count Dracula is one of the most famous gothic horror characters, created in 1897 by Irish author Abraham ‘Bram’ Stoker and based on history’s Vlad The Impaler.
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699LatestTheatre Review: The Mystery of the Hansom Cab
The Mystery of the Hansom Cab is a melodrama, which means that the audience gets to hiss and boo the dastardly deeds of the villain, cheer the handsome hero, swoon over the lovely heroine, and have a great sing-a-long with the cast.
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Theatre Review: Vanity Fair
Nineteenth Century classic romantic, historical novels don’t necessarily make good stage plays but this production may appeal more to fans of the novel than the normal theatre goer.
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Review: Neville’s Island
Lord Of The Flies meets The Office? Or perhaps Devil’s Island and Gilligan’s Island? Either way it’s hell for the participant’s but fun for the audience!
