All posts tagged "Dunstan Playhouse"
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The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)
Enjoy Shakespeare but too “time poor” to endure the full-length plays? Then this is the show for you! Three brave actors act, alliterate and amaze in this hilarious romp through all 37 of Shakespeare’s plays in just 99 minutes! First performed in 1987 at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, from Romeo to Richard III no Shakespeare […]
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Aleksandr Tsiboulski and Jane Edwards – Adelaide International Guitar Festival 2010
Multi-award winning guitarist, Aleksandr Tsiboulski, joined forces with popular Soprano, Jane Edwards, to present a wonderful concert of music spanning four centuries.
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Gypsy Ballads – Adelaide International Guitar Festival 2010
Karin Schaupp divided her concert in half, the first being Australian music, the second more closely relating to the title of the concert. Both halves finished with works featuring the Adelaide Chamber Singers and her special guest for the opening piece in the second half was the renowned Flamenco guitarist, Oscar Guzmán.
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One Voice, One Guitar – Adelaide International Guitar Festival 2010
When Shawn Mullins walked onto the stage at the Dunstan Playhouse the audience broke into spontaneous applause and after his first number Summer Time they were enraptured.
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Maria de Buenos Aires
In another bold collaborative move Leigh Warren and Dancers and Timothy Sexton and the State Opera have combined to stage Piazzolla’s remarkable tango opera. Estupendo!
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God of Carnage
This is certainly a contender for the title of State Theatre’s best play of the 2010 season, so far, and it definitely deserves good audiences.
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Of Earth and Sky
Stephen Page and Bangarra Dance are to be heartily congratulated for this remarkable evening, a tribute to all concerned and a timely recognition of many centuries of Australian history.
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State Theatre Company of SA Presents God of Carnage
One of the most celebrated plays of the decade, French playwright Yasmina Reza’s God of Carnage is a comedy of manners without the manners.
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Romeo and Juliet
William Shakespeare’s “star-cross’d lovers” are getting another airing, this time under the direction of Geordie Brookman for State Theatre in his own adaptation of the script, written in association with Nicki Bloom.
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State Theatre Production of Romeo and Juliet
n 2010 Shakespeare’s romantic tragedy will be replayed on the Dunstan Playhouse stage. The classic story based on forbidden love has been a big part of the theatre since it was first performed in 1595 and ever since has connected with millions around the world.
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Entertaining Mr. Sloane
Entertaining Mr.Sloane was an important transitional work, moving away from the influence of Pinter and Rattigan and finding the way towards his later, more farcical works.
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Caroline O’Connor: A Musical Life – Cabaret Festival
Caroline O’Connor has become synonymous with the show, Chicago. Adelaide audiences are always pleased to have a visit from the local girl who made good. Fabulous!
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Stephen Schwartz and Friends – Cabaret Festival
Stephen Schwartz is the man of the moment, with Wicked, still breaking box office records.
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Meow Meow in Feline Intimate – Cabaret Festival
Meow Meow took the Dunstan Playhouse by storm, and left it in ruins, in an action packed performance.
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Raymond Crowe: Wonderful World of Hand Shadow – Cabaret Festival
This is an exhibition of ultimate professionalism born of innumerable hours of intensive practice and constant refinement.
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The Wharf Review: Pennies from Kevin – Cabaret Festival
This should come with a health warning about aching jaws from laughing and sore hands from applauding.
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John Waters: Brel – Cabaret Festival
John Waters gets right to the core of each song and immerses himself in it.
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Robyn Archer: Berlin Between the Wars – Cabaret Festival
This would, without doubt, be the most intellectually stimulating offering in this Cabaret Festival and a thoroughly absorbing and enriching session it proved to be.
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The Price
This is probably the best thing that State Theatre has offered for some time, so try to catch it.
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Codgers
Written by Don Reid, this play documents the exercise sessions at a local gymnasium, Gerry’s Gym, where five long term friends gather weekly.
