All posts tagged "Caleb Lewis"
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917ArtsTheatre Review: Symphonie Of The Bicycle
It’s a winner!
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1.8KArtsTheatre Review: Symphonie de la Bicyclette
Presented by: Brink Productions, in association with Adelaide Festival CentreReviewed: 18 January, 2023 Sweet and smooth as a well-oiled derailleur, this elegy on human kindness, ambition, confusion and persistence springs from the mind of Hew Parham. His clowning and physical theatre skills enrich each moment; he is a passionate storyteller, having written this piece of […]
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1.2KArtsTheatre Review: Cathedral (World Premiere)
Floating on a wave of imagination
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2.0KFilm & TVAudiences Wanted For Seven TV Pilots To Film In Adelaide
Tickets are now on sale for audiences to join in the fun as seven new TV talk and game show pilots are trialled and filmed in Adelaide, beginning this week!
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822Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Destroyer of Worlds
Caleb Lewis and his collaborators are destined for greatness. Destroyer of Worlds is Fringe theatre at its best; a tale about romance, demons & human nature.
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562LatestTheatre Review: Death in Bowengabbie
Oscar is called back to his small, outback hometown of Bowengabbie to attend the funeral of an aunt; the first of many funerals to interfere with his life.
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496LatestDeath returns to Adelaide
Be prepared for a very different love story that will delight and surprise you, tickle your funny bone and warm your heart, all at the same time. Such is the skill of master storyteller Caleb Lewis, the award-winning local writer of and author of the Bakehouse Theatre Company’s next production, Death in Bowengabbie. Lewis is most […]
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797LatestTheatre Review: Maggie Stone
Do we really want to help when we say we do, or do we just do the minimum; enough to allow us to sleep at night?
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Adelaide Fringe
Ghost Sharks – Adelaide Fringe 2011
A ridiculous plot, appalling acting, and cheap tacky props are the good points of this outrageously funny farce that may well leave you gasping for breath. Schlock horror is making a comeback and it begins here for Adelaide audiences.
