All posts tagged "Bakehouse Theatre"
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484Adelaide FringeFringe Review: The Road That Wasn’t There
The Road That Wasn’t There is yet another example of the fine, highly skilled and theatrical work that comes out of New Zealand’s Trick of the Light Theatre.
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440Adelaide FringeFringe Review: The Bookbinder
Written and performed by Ralph McCubbin Howell, 'The Bookbinder' is a story that leaps off the page straight into our imaginations
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897Adelaide FringeFringe Review: The Umbrella Plays
The Umbrella Plays is a collection of ten sketches involving love, revenge, infidelity and friendship and all featuring an umbrella.
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542Adelaide FringeFringe Review: The Last Time I Saw Richard
Cat Commander's play charts the relationship of two lovers through a series of vignettes representing their irregular meetings over a period of several years.
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516LatestNew Local Theatre Company To Present The World Premiere Of An Original Musical
Upcoming local theatre company, Briggs & Heaysman Theatre Company are about to stage an original musical, The Angel of Death.
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505Performing ArtsTheatre Review: The Audition
James Johnson’s play 'The Audition' asks the question “Just how far would an actor go to get the part?” But there is so much more to this psychological drama.
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607LatestTheatre Review: The Perfectionist
David Williamson's 'The Perfectionist' is not contemporary, but many of its ideas and topics still have echoes in the current world.
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2.1KLatestTheatre Review: The Bald Prima Donna
Eugene Ionesco’s 1950s play is one of the ‘classic’ Absurdist plays and is almost an instruction manual on what makes an ‘absurdist’ piece of theatre.
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532LatestTheatre Review: Reasons to be Pretty
When an offhand remark about his girlfriend’s looks is met with a seemingly disproportionate response, we’re thrown into Neil LaBute’s pointed but comical obsession with vanity.
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826LatestBakehouse Theatre Company asks: Love should be blind, shouldn’t it?
Should love be blind? Our obsession with physical beauty is confronted headlong in the perceptive and exhilarating comedy, Reasons To Be Pretty by Neil LaBute.
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1.1KLatestTheatre Review: Small Gods
The Great God Om, has manifested as a turtle. Novice Brutha is the only person who can hear her voice. This disturbs the opposing factions.
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611LatestFringe Review: How Came That Blood
How Came That Blood is chilling, unsettling and maybe even a little frightening with a cast of incredibly talented young musicians and actors.
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401LatestFringe Review: Stop Start
A journey to the bowels of the earth & the outer realms of consciousness; another delicious, disturbing experience from a master playwright and performer.
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464LatestFringe Review: Medicine
TJ Dawe is a Canadian storyteller who recounts his journey of self-reflection and discovery through a drug-induced workshop with addiction specialist Gabor Mate.
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509LatestInterview: Dawson Stop Starts in Adelaide
We caught up for a chat with writer and star of last year's Fringe hits 'I Might Be Edgar Allan Poe' and 'Virtual Solitaire' to find out about his show this year.
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Fringe: TJ Dawe returns after 15 years!
Veteran Canadian playwright and actor TJ Dawe returns to the Fringe after 15 years with 2 new shows at the Bakehouse Theatre.
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Theatre Review: A Christmas Carol
Phil Zachariah presented a short season of his one-man show, A Christmas Carol, playing all the roles in Charles Dickens' classic holiday story.
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921ArtsTheatre Review: Stories I Want To Tell You In Person
Stories I Want To Tell You In Person is the hilarious and true story of writer Lally Katz (author of the highly acclaimed play Neighbourhood Watch) and what she was actually doing while she was supposed to be writing a play about the GFC
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513LatestTheatre Review: The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
An inventive and funny remix of Sherlock Holmes stories, improvised from audience suggestions about how the poor victim was offed.
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700LatestTheatre Review: Thief of Time
The end of the world is coming and, while some might be happy about this, the general the consensus is that the apocalypse would be a bad thing.
