If you loved the film, get along and see this production, it’s exactly what you’re hoping for
Mind-blowingly good!
Described by its playwright, Debra Oswald, as ”a road movie on stage”, this idiosyncratic Australian play examines the subtle ways in which the outback impacts those who drive through it
An inspiring story representing life in the Great Depression, humorously performed.
Presented by The Adelaide Repertory Theatre (aka The Rep) Reviewed 18 June 2022 Alan Bennett’s The Madness of George III received its premier on November the 28th 1991 at The National Theatre in London and subsequently toured The UK and the United States. It was made into a film in 1994 and has graced a […]
Presented by Therry Theatre Reviewed 2nd June, 2022 This charmingly unpretentious show, given its first outing in Australia by Therry, is set in 1947, in Shepardsford, “a typical small Yorkshire town which, like the rest of the country, still bears the scars of the recent war.” Poverty, rationing (of both food and other goods), small […]
A fun production, just the thing to offset the miserable weather!
Hello, Dolly!, Broadway's irresistible Tony Award winning musical comedy is back!
It takes a talented cast to perform this piece that combines acting, singing and movement skills at a very high level
Presented by Adelaide Repertory Theatre (aka The Rep)Reviewed 7 April2022 Joe Orton was nothing if not offensive: it was his aim in life. As a result, he wrote a clever, witty, irreverent script ready to lambast anything considered sacred. On opening night this production did not deliver all that it could have. The truth is […]
All delightfully confusing, very silly and lots of fun
Presented by Adelaide Repertory Theatre (aka The Rep)Reviewed 18 November 2021 Written by Charlotte Jones, this play is a confusing look at relationships and their inherent problems. Focusing on Felix, a Theoretical Astrophysicist who has returned home for his father’s funeral, the story examines the strained relationship with his mother. We also get to see […]
The cast and Director Ben Todd (centre) of Therry Theatre's royal production, "The Audience"
The Met take a journey back to the 20s and 30s in this fun musical
Tegan Gully-Crispe inhabits the character of Eva Peron and looks every inch the part
Presented by Adelaide Repertory Theatre (aka The Rep)Reviewed 3 September 2021 David Lindsay-Abaire’s script for Good People is wordy and at times this causes it to lose pace. Nick Fagan has presented this piece on a very well-planned set, designed by Brittany Daw with differing looks for the two acts. The split set in the […]
Set in Northern California long before the Civil Rights Act and just before the second World War
This Mel Brooks musical has some very funny dialogue, ridiculous situations and outlandish characters
This story of three ladies “of a certain age” takes an amusing look at old friendships and the ability to change
Therry has brought us a fresh new musical that is a little different.