All posts tagged "Her Majesty’s Theatre"

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  Adelaide Festival

  Adelaide Festival Review: Pulse

  an you do a backbend? How about a backbend whilst at the top of a three-person high pyramid? The amazing performers from the Adelaide Festival show, The Pulse, can do that and much, much more

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  Entertainment

  Theatre Review: Legato

  ARIA award winning classical guitarist Slava Grigoryan, and internationally heralded pianist Konstantin Shamray join the Australian String Quartet for one evening.

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  Family

  Bluey’s Big Play The Stage Show announces new dates

  Tickets will be on sale this week for Festival Theatre preview performances, and Her Majesty's Theatre January shows.

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  Entertainment

  Theatre Review: The Cowgirl And The Showgirl Ride Again

  Country Music royalty Beccy Cole and acclaimed jazz and cabaret performer Libby O'Donovan presented just over an hour of pure joy and entertainment in their new cabaret production, The Cowgirl and The Showgirl Ride Again.

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  Entertainment

  Interview: Tom Burlinson – Bringin’ The Great American Songbook To Adelaide

  Reviewer Ben Stefanoff interviews the ever popular Tom Burlinson about his career and forthcoming visit to Adelaide.

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  Theatre Review: Gaslight

  Patrick Hamilton’s psychological thriller still holds up well today

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  It’s The Adelaide Cabaret Festival’s 20th Birthday In 2020 And You’re Invited To A First Tease Of Next Year’s Program

  Adelaide Cabaret Festival turns 20 in 2020 and we couldn’t wait to give you a tease of next year’s star-studded program with 6 early release shows announced today.

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  Arts

  Theatre Review: American Idiot

  American punk-pop band Green Day have turned their seminal album American Idiot into a stage production.

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  Arts

  Theatre Review: Christmas Proms: A World of Christmas

  Take a musical journey around “A World of Christmas” with the 2017 Christmas Proms, featuring the Tutti Choir and our On Stage Children’s Choir.

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  Arts

  Opera Review: Die Fledermaus

  Die Fledermaus is one of the most popular and well-known of the operettas. Filled with recognizable and delightful music, based around a plot of unmitigated silliness, it is a work with which much fun can be had.

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  Arts

  Theatre Review: Angelique

  Angelique embraces absurdity and the extraordinary. Local theatre company isthisyours? does not content themselves with a simple narrative, but present an interactive backstage experience with cast members masquerading as ushers turned tour guides.

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  Arts

  Cabaret Festival Review: Meow Meow : Souvenir

  Meow Meow is, at heart, a comedienne, a mistress of comedy in the tradition of Barry Humphries.

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  Cabaret Festival Review: Ancient Rain

  Paul Kelly's iconic voice gives depth and emotion to 19 poems with Camille O'Sullivan's gorgeous Irish accent bringing elegance and grace to each and every one.

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  Arts

  Cabaret Festival Review: Variety Gala Performance

  The Variety Gala Performance is a teaser of what the Adelaide Cabaret Festival has to offer. Featuring well known acts with Ali McGregor and Eddie Perfect as hosts.

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  Arts

  Cabaret Festival Review: Family Gala

  Crown making, walking the red carpet, photos with the queen and before-show entertainment: this family gala had it all and so much more.

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  Arts

  Interview (Cabaret Festival): Nick Begbie from ‘The Idea Of North’

  Ahead of the Adelaide Cabaret Festival, The Idea of North have recently returned to Australia from a tour of Switzerland and Germany, where they performed to critical acclaim.

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  Arts

  Theatre Review: 1984

  George Orwell’s famous 1949 literary dystopia is shudderingly brought to life on-stage in a loud, oppressively intense and often confronting production.

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  Arts

  Interview: Todd McKenney- A Life Of Song And Dance

  When we got the call that Todd McKenney was in town to promote his upcoming ‘Duets‘ show with Georgie Parker, we naturally ‘step-ball-changed’ to grab some time with him.

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  Arts

  Theatre Review: The Play That Goes Wrong

  Played by ‘the Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society’, our group of hapless actors attempt to put on a 1920’s murder mystery. Never has a theatrical work gone so horribly and laughably wrong.

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  Adelaide Festival

  Festival Review: Lula Del Ray

  Using three old-school overhead projectors, a series of puppets, gels and actors’ silhouettes, Lula Del Ray tells the story of a young girl growing up in the Southwest USA.