All posts tagged "Joanne Hartstone"
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478Adelaide FringeAdelaide Fringe Review: The Quiet Earth Beneath
The Quiet Earth Beneath is flowing in a poetic and emotive way, encouraging the audience to glide from one state to the next
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622Adelaide FringeAdelaide Fringe Review: It is I, Seagull
Audiences will be swept away by the beauty of Lucy's voice
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301Adelaide FringeAdelaide Fringe Review: Oh My Heart, Oh My Home
So incredibly moving
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320Adelaide FringeAdelaide Fringe Review: Mike Blaha International Joke
Audiences will enjoy travelling with Mike
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394Adelaide FringeAdelaide Fringe Review: Nan, Me and Barbara Pravi
Hannah Maxwell will captivate the audience immediately
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362Adelaide FringeAdelaide Fringe Review: Help! I think I’m a Nationalist
A sincere and humorous exploration of Cornish nationalism and finding (and sometimes crossing) the line between local pride and xenophobia
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502Adelaide FringeAdelaide Fringe Review: Chicken
An often intimidating life-sized chicken in an intimate setting
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698Adelaide FringeInterview: Joanne Hartstone – The producer in the know
Local South Australian producer, Joanne Hartstone, launches her biggest Fringe lineup to date
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748Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Sherlock Holmes: The Last Act
There is nothing “elementary” about this production. It is top class
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934Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Grav
As Rugby Union player, Ray Gravell, Gareth J Bale scores big time!
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717Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Horse Country – A Surreal Comedy
Comical performance about everything or fish
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1.4KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: The Marvellous Elephant Man: The Musical
A Fringe Season Must
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1.1KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Mustard
Presented by: Fishamble: The New Play Company in association with Joanne Hartstone and Sunday’s ChildReviewed: 15 February, 2023 Written and performed by Eva O’Connor, Mustard is a high-standard solo performance piece. Originally from Ogonnelloe in County Clare, Ireland, Eva studied at Edinburgh University and soon after started winning awards at the Edinburgh Fringe for her […]
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926Adelaide FringeFringe Review: The Girl Who Jumped Off The Hollywood Sign
Although the story is set in the golden age of Hollywood, the messages throughout this show are still as strong and meaningful today.
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694Adelaide FringeFringe Review: The Reichstag Is Burning
The Reichstag Is Burning is a thought provoking piece of cabaret that is well worth viewing.
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2.1KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Eurydice
From the pens of Alex Flanagan-Wright (text and lyrics) and Phil Grainger (music) comes this new show, prequel to their magnificent Orpheus.
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2.0KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Orpheus
Two North Yorkshire guys stand in a garden full of acacias and melaleucas. The skinny one holds a battered leather notebook; the big, beefy guy holds a guitar. Together, they retell a story two millennia old.
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1.1KArtsCabaret Festival Review: The Girl who Jumped off the Hollywood Sign
Written and performed by Joanne Hartstone this cabaret show is fabulous – it’s entertaining, moving, amusing, has some great songs but more than anything it is thought provoking. There really was a woman who jumped off the Hollywood sign. Peg Entwistle jumped off the Hollywood sign in 1932. Although a successful performer on Broadway after less than a year in Los Angeles she was dead.
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1.0KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: The Girl who Jumped off the Hollywood Sign
Hollywood is filled with tales of woe. Since its inception, it has been a hotbed of sex, scandal and violence.
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664Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Nuclear Family
Nuclear Family starts off quite calmly - a brother and sister work in a security office and engage in typical sibling banter.
