All posts tagged "Dunstan Playhouse"
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747Cabaret FestivalCabaret Festival Review: Dry My Tears
Biting comedy and excellent stage presence to accompany songs covering many eras of Cabaret
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740Cabaret FestivalCabaret Festival Review: An Evening With Ursula Yovich
One night only performance with Ursula Yovich
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621Cabaret FestivalCabaret Festival Review: An Australian Songbook
This show was a great example of what cabaret is all about –challenging the audience's comfort zone, political, revealing the hidden histories, and speculating on the future
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634Cabaret FestivalCabaret Festival Review: Reuben Kaye – enGORGEd
A slick, haunting, hilarious cabaret show by a star that has risen to great heights in ten-inch heels and exquisite fashun
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648Cabaret FestivalInterview: Paul Capsis – Stripping back the glamour for the Cabaret Festival.
Dry My Tears sees legendary cabaret performer, Paul Capsis like we never have seen him before
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450Cabaret FestivalCabaret Festival Review: Fool’s Gold
Ali McGregor shows once again that she is the Queen of the cabaret stage
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764Cabaret FestivalCabaret Festival Review: Paris Combo – A Celebration of the Songs of Belle du Berry
Brilliant vocals and instruments, a wide range of music, the delightful Paris Combo has something for everyone
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878ArtsDreamBIG Review: Possum Magic
The all-time best-selling Australian children’s book, Possum Magic, comes to fairy-tale life for the DreamBIG Children’s Festival
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836ArtsDreamBIG Review: Erth’s Prehistoric World
Erth’s Prehistoric World will captivate all paleontologists at heart, whether children or adult
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1.1KArtsTheatre Review: Mary Coustas – This Is Personal
Mary Coustas introduces audiences to her riotous family as she fondly remembers the moments that shaped her life.
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794ArtsInterview: Removed – a thought provoking production coming to Adelaide this May
The creatives of 'Removed' discuss their upcoming DreamBIG Festival show
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710ArtsInterview: ER@SER DESCRIPTION – UNESCO’s International Jazz Day
UNESCO's International Jazz Day is returning for the second year, featuring ER@SER DESCRIPTION
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1.3KAdelaide FestivalAdelaide Festival Review: The Sheep Song
The Sheep Song is that rare example of art that inspires and frightens in equal weight – a raging beauty of animalistic heights.
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642Adelaide FestivalAdelaide Festival Review: Jurrungu Ngan-ga [Straight Talk]
Jurrungu Ngan-ga gives voice to the incarcerated and invites the audience to understand their stories.
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1.1KAdelaide FestivalAdelaide Festival Review: Dogs Of Europe
In-your-face political immediacy
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884ArtsTheatre Review: Mono: A Three-Person One-Man Show
Presented by: Bunbury ProductionsReviewed: 1 February, 2023 Bring together three legends who are masters of the comic monologue, and you get a show that is definitely worth a visit! These polished performers did not disappoint, bringing their variety of weird and wonderful characters to the stage at the Dunstan Playhouse. The script, written by Angus […]
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1.0KArtsOzAsia Review: Dragon Ladies Don’t Weep
Profoundly moving.
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818LatestOzAsia Review: The Demon
Presented by: OzAsia Festival and Sydney Opera HouseReviewed: 20 October, 2022 The Demon was commissioned by The OzAsia Festival and The Sydney Opera House. It is based on an idea by Chinese-Australian filmmaker Tony Ayres and the concept is realised by Rachel Swain, described as an ‘Anglo settler director of intercultural performance’ in the programme. Now […]
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1.4KLatestTheatre Review: The Normal Heart
Presented by: State Theatre Company South AustraliaReviewed: 4 October 2022 An audience that rises to its feet, almost to a man, in a surge of emotional response to something that stirs them into action is testament to a good piece of theatre… sorry I take that back, a brilliant piece of theatre, by an immensely talented […]
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1.7KEntertainmentTheatre Review: Sunshine Super Girl
Much like Evonne Goolagong Cawley’s career, this production is indeed a triumph.
