All posts tagged "Galleon Theatre Group"

Theatre Review: Dial M for Murder

A fresh view and a excellent group of creatives - Dial M for Murder does not disappoint

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Theatre Review: Radium Girls

The play did a brilliant job of emphasising a message that is still relevant today, highlighting how corporations continue to place profit over people

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Galleon Theatre’s ‘Radium Girls’ opens this week

Radium Girls will be playing at the Domain Theatre from this weekend

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Theatre Review: Wrong Turn At Lungfish

Wrong Turn At Lungfish is of exceptional quality and an unmitigated stand out!

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Theatre Review: Visiting Mr Green

Visiting Mr Green is a great play, well directed and featuring fine, exceptional performances from two of Adelaide Community Theatre’s best actors

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Theatre Review: Of Good Stock

Family mayhem at its best

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Theatre Review: Grow Up Grandad

Funny, poignant and masterfully performed, it is a play for everyone

Theatre Review: A Love Affair

Presented by: Galleon Theatre Group Reviewed: 21 October, 2022 Jimmy and Alice have been married for all of their adult lives. Now in their 60s, and having to move out of the family home, they are clearing out the attic junk and reminiscing about their shared lives. Younger versions of both of them appear on […]

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Theatre Review: Stage Kiss

Presented by Galleon Theatre Group Reviewed 7th April, 2022 The warning’s on the tin. There’s a lot of kissing in this show. But this is not a rom-com. Nor is it a farce. It’s a show about actors, truth and craft. Written by American playwright Sarah Ruhl (she of In the Next Room; or The […]

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Theatre Review: Emily

Fantastically performed, a pure joy to watch

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Theatre Review: Escher’s Hands

It’s been a long break, but Galleon are back with their usual fine level of production.

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Theatre Review: The Prisoner Of Second Avenue

The Prisoner of Second Avenue concerns a middle-aged couple who have an apartment in New York in the seventies when New York had the highest crime rate in the world, rising unemployment in addition to common city problems of noise and smells assaulting the senses.

Theatre Review: Moving Mountains

Charlie Fuller has built himself a comfortable life in his retirement village, having several ‘friends with benefits’, all of who are aware of, and happy with the situation. His daughter thinks he needs looking after, that he may be declining, losing his grip. Meanwhile she is having her own dalliance with a work colleague. The arrival of a new widow and her nephew upsets the balance for both of them.

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Theatre Review: How The Other Half Loves

Written in the early Seventies and set in the late Sixties, Alan Ayckbourn's How The Other Half Loves made us laugh at ourselves and our social (or lack of them) mores.

Theatre Review: Incorruptible

The publicity describes this production as a dark comedy about the dark ages! That about sums it up nicely, with the emphasis on comedy. Michael Hollinger has written a play about moral dilemmas - we all face them - the concept of doing the right thing for the wrong reason.

Theatre Review: Season’s Greetings

Season’s Greetings: a family gathers for four days of Christmas festivities, which rapidly disintegrate into attempted adultery, attempted murder and attempted puppetry!

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Theatre Review: Let The Sunshine

This production is good and has plenty of laughs and Williamson fans will love it. Galleon continues to provide great community theatre and is well supported for good reasons.

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Theatre Review: Cheaters

Michael Jacobs' comedy 'Cheaters' is about relationships and an examination of commitment and fidelity.

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Galleon Theatre Company All Set To Take A Light Hearted Look At ‘Cheaters’

Galleon Theatre Company are all set to present Michael Jacobs' delightful rom-com (with a slight difference) Cheaters as their 2016 season's final production.

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