All posts tagged "Joanne St Clair"
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630ArtsTheatre Review: Silent Sky
Silent Sky exudes excellence from all production aspects
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1.0KArtsTheatre Review: Mr Bailey’s Minder
Another St Jude’s success and very well worth seeing
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1.2KArtsTheatre Review: All About Eve
St Jude's Players have produced another wonderful, entertaining night at the theatre.
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948EntertainmentTheatre Review: Amy’s View
Presented by Stirling Players Reviewed 1 April 2022 This year Stirling Players are celebrating 50 years of producing top quality entertainment for Adelaide audiences. Their latest production, Sir David Hare’s Amy’s View, has to be high up amongst their best. It is not only well written, but tightly and intelligently directed by Tim Williams and […]
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1.1KEntertainmentTheatre Review: Promenade of Shorts
With COVID restrictions making economically-viable live theatre difficult, Red Phoenix and Holden Street have come up with an ingenious solution.
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1.5KEntertainmentTheatre Review: Beyond Reasonable Doubt
Jeffery Archer’s first play begins as a courtroom drama, but develops into much more.
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1.5KEntertainmentTheatre Review: Cyrano de Bergerac – in the garden
28 characters, 9 actors and Dave Simms directing – you know it’s going to be an action packed, fast moving adventure.
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1.2KArtsTheatre 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.
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901ArtsTheatre 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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616LatestTheatre Review: Calendar Girls
Six mature women from the Women’s Institute in the North of England have all experienced loss and so raise money for a settee in a nearby cancer ward.
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673Performing ArtsTheatre Review: Soulmates
Soulmates' is a humorous, playful and emotional play delving into the literary world debate over commercial literature versus artistic literature.
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612LatestTheatre Review: Jake’s Women
Author Jake has women troubles: they are on his mind; they are in his mind. He only has to think about them to have them materialise and speak the dialogue he gives them. But what happens if they start writing their own conversations?
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The Gingerbread Lady
The play may not be comfortable viewing for anyone touched by addiction but Simon has a gift for finding laughs in the darkness and sympathy in the unsympathetic.
