All posts tagged "Millicent Sarre"
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604Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Bisexual Intellectuals
A delightfully silly experience, which is a true embodiment of queer joy
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247Adelaide FringeInterview: Millicant Sarre, Jemma Allen and Rosie Russell – Bringing some Bisexual Intellectual To The Fringe
Three of Adelaide's top performers have joined forces this Fringe
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957Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Millicent Sarre is Opinionated
Millicent Sarre sheds the mild manners in this hard-hitting feminist cabaret
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925Adelaide FringeInterview: Millicent Sarre – The Friendly Feminist Returns With Opinions
Millicent Sarre is Opinionated. Those who have seen her previous shows probably already know this, but it also happens to be the title of her new show. Following her award-winning show, Friendly Feminism For The Mild Mannered, and her collaboration with Cadence Belperio, Awkward Activists, Millicent will be premiering her newest work, Millicent Sarre is […]
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1.5KEntertainment(Youth) Theatre Review: School of Rock: The Musical
School of Rock by Pelican Productions is a highly anticipated South Australian Premiere.
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1.3KEntertainmentTheatre Review: Chicago – High School Edition
Presented by Pelican ProductionsReviewed 13th August 2021 COVID-19 causing challenges such as a rescheduling of their performance dates, and a last-minute change of venue, have seemingly had no ill-effect on Pelican Productions latest hit show, Chicago. In fact, this production was absolutely worthy of the superior acoustics, sound system, and sound engineering at Thebarton Theatre. […]
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1.5KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Awkward Activists
Awkward Activists brings a touch of originality and wit to Gluttony this Fringe season.
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728EntertainmentInterview: Millicent Sarre – The Friendly Feminist Goes Podcasting Live
Whether you’ve seen her in musical theatre productions or performing in her own cabaret show, Friendly Feminism for The Mild Mannered, Millicent Sarre is no stranger to Adelaide audiences.
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1.1KEntertainment‘Feminism Ruins Everything’, The Hit Feminist Podcast, Is Stepping Out Of The Recording Studio And Onto The Stage
Adelaide-based performers and podcasters Millicent Sarre and Ellis Dolan are excited to be bringing their new feminist podcast Feminism Ruins Everything to the stage.
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1.7KAdelaide FringeInterview: Millicent Sarre – The Friendliest of Feminists
Fresh from a sold-out debut season, friendly feminist Millicent Sarre and her all-woman band give us a cabaret crash-course in modern intersectional feminism.
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2.4KEntertainmentTheatre Review: 13 – The Musical
Adelaide Theatre Academy are becoming known for producing high quality youth productions, including Little Shop Of Horrors, Singin’ In The Rain, Xanadu and Oliver!.13 The Musical is another success to add to their growing collection.
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3.7KEntertainmentTheatre Review: Heathers the Musical
Heathers the Musical is an adaptation of the 1988 Daniel Waters film starring Winona Ryder and Christian Slater. The dark comedy centers on the ill fated pairing of sociopath J.D and Veronica Sawyer
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1.9KEntertainmentInterview: Millicent Sarre (playing Veronica in Heathers: The Musical)
This week Segue Productions are presenting the South Australian premiere of Heathers: The Musical. Glam Adelaide's Arts Editor, Brian Godfrey, managed to catch up with the show's 'Veronica', Millicent Sarre to find out her thoughts on the production and the role she plays.
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1.5KEntertainmentYouth Theatre Review: Porridge
Nursery Rhyme Crime has never been so good.
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1.7KCabaret FringeCabaret Fringe Festival Review: Friendly Feminism For The Mild Mannered
Friendly Feminism for the Mild Mannered is the debut original cabaret show by Adelaide-based performer Millicent Sarre.
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930ArtsXanadu Jnr Rolls Into The Parks Theatre This Weekend
Make sure your roller skates are shined and leg warmers pulled up – we’re going to the 1980’s! Join the Adelaide Theatre Academy as they transport you back in time with their production of Xanadu JR.
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1.1KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Little Shop Of Horrors
The Adelaide Theatre Academy brings Audrey II, that most famous of Man-eating plants back to life in their version of 'Little Shop Of Horrors'
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976ArtsTheatre Review: Spring Awakening
This beautiful late 20th century reworking of Frank Wedekind’s late 19th century play of the same name pits curiosity against constraint, honesty against deception and sensitivity against repression.
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850LatestTheatre Review: You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown
A 1950’s comic strip seems a highly unlikely source material for a successful musical, but it works.
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Review: Little Women – The Musical
Based on the classic Louisa May Alcott novel set during and after the American Civil War, this is a musical adaptation with a heart that has been lacking in many musicals of late.
