All posts tagged "Bakehouse Theatre"
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479EntertainmentTheatre Review: Glengarry Glen Ross
Tight, tough, and darkly funny
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241Adelaide FringeAdelaide’s theatrical talent screened live in Hollywood and Edinburgh
Black Box Live is broadcasting Adelaide's theatrical talents to the world with live screenings at both Hollywood and Edinburgh Fringe this August.
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566EntertainmentTheatre Review: Venus in Fur
The passionate and talented team behind Venus in Fur create an electric night of theatre.
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463Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Call Of The Malleefowl
Every element of this production has been carefully planned and extremely well executed.
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658Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Tracy Crisp: I Made An Adult
In this production Tracy Crisp takes a long hard look at raising children and, more to the point, letting them go.
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671Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Twelfth Night
What would a Fringe be without a Shakespeare adaptation?
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1.0KEntertainmentTheatre Review: Marathon
A two-man show, this deceptively simple play depicts two mates talking about life, love and everything in between as they train for the New York marathon.
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832EntertainmentTheatre Review: Limit
Two budding astronauts are picked by popular choice to make the much-hyped one-way trip to Mars to establish Earth’s first interplanetary colony. Sara and Mark are both certain in their belief they are ready and able to make the journey despite knowing they will never go home or see their families again.
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464EntertainmentTheatre Review: Pilgrims
A space drama, Pilgrims is set in a comfortable hotel like room in a space craft; its passengers are on a one hundred day journey to start a new life in a colony.
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720EntertainmentTheatre Review: A Night At The Theatre
STARC’s latest offering is a series of one-act plays by David Ives from his collection entitled All in the Timing.
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743EntertainmentTheatre Review: The Double Bass
In the sound proofed room of an inner-city Berlin apartment, the life struggles of a professional double bassist emerge in the new production by Cranking Hog Productions, The Double Bass.
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1.3KEntertainmentTheatre Review: The Outsiders
Deadset Theatre Company’s Zoe Muller and Matilda Butler bring to life SE Hinton’s iconic coming of age story with a confident cast of young Adelaide actors.
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705Entertainment
Outsiders Come To Adelaide, Deadset!
Following two successful sell-out seasons of Deadset Theatre Company’s debut premiere show Puberty Blues in 2017 and 2018, DTC are proud to announce their 2019 stage show, The Outsiders, based on the book by SE Hinton and adapted by Christopher Sergel.
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1.1KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Peter James: Word Person
Forget the overcrowded Garden of Unearthly Delights and its array of established big name comedians: go a few streets up to Angas Street to the lovely building the is the Bakehouse and experience a fantastically funny upcoming comedian by the name of Peter James.
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1.6KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Sir David And His Animals
Sir David Attenborough, that world famous Naturalist and wild life documentary film maker makes a very welcome appearance at the Bakehouse this Fringe (or does he?)
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769Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Judas
This production reminds us that Jesus was an immigrant, a refugee and was persecuted for no other good reason. A modern parable of his story sees someone like Judas, but is this case called Youssef, being questioned and tortured to reveal the whereabouts of their leader, a preacher from the desert speaking of peace, forgiveness and love.
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487Adelaide FringeFringe Review: All the Lovely Magdalenes
The stories that surround the Mother and Baby Homes in Ireland are unfortunately not unfamiliar. Some of the stories of the mal-treated women were put together in a theatre piece with music composition by the youth theatre company Scrambled Prince Theatre Company in their show All the Little Magdalenes.
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723Adelaide FringeFringe Review: 2100: A Space Novelty
The year is 2100. The Earth has been entirely obliterated and Humankind along with it - except for one man, American Astronaut Captain James Briggs. Thus begins Cut Mustard's space opera/odyssey 2100: A Space Novelty
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952EntertainmentTheatre Review: A Doll’s House
IpSkip Productions have tackled one very hot topic in the wake of the #metoo movement, but what better time to do so and with an adaption of Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House.
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836EntertainmentTheatre Review: Fefu and Her Friends
Set in 1935 South Australia, Fefu and Her Friends explores the lives of a group of educated women trapped in a male dominated society through an unusual and unique theatre experience.
