All posts tagged "Peter Johns"
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417Adelaide FringeAdelaide Fringe Review: A Friend Of Dorothy: Anthems Of Pride
A heartfelt and joyful celebration of anthems that shaped queer identity
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2.3KArtsTheatre Review: Come From Away
Therry Theatre should be justly proud of this marvellous production of Come from Away
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984Adelaide FringeAdelaide Fringe Review: A Friend Of Dorothy: Anthems Of Pride
Lindsay Prodea should be proud of his Anthem to the Pride movement
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1.6KArtsTheatre Review: Alice By Heart
A wondrous production that explores grief and escapism, showcasing the talents of the EMCT
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1.6KArtsTheatre Review: A New Brain
A story that will engage, some silliness, great songs and wonderful characters
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1.1KEntertainmentTheatre Review: Beautiful: The Carole King Musical
Beautiful reveals the life and career of 1970s artist Carole King, her rise to fame and the personal life during those formative years
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3.2KEntertainmentTheatre Review: Kinky Boots
On the surface, this cheery British story, concocted by two Americans, teaches a simple economic truth – if your customers don’t want what you’re making, stop making it and, instead, make a product they actually want.
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1.8KArtsTheatre Review: Bring it On (Return Season)
With music and lyrics by the renowned Lin-Manuel Miranda, (The Heights, Hamilton) and Tom Kitt and Amanda Green (Next to Normal) Bring It On: The Musical is an exciting contemporary option for youth groups. The musical is very loosely based on the 2000 film of the same name and focuses on the competitive world of cheerleading and over-the-top team rivalries.
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1.9KArtsTheatre Review: Godspell
This re-vamped version of the production was first produced in 2011 with mixed reviews. As with all shows changes will be better received by some and although they do not significantly change the show the difference is noticeable.
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3.0KArtsTheatre Review: Les Misérables
Distilled from a 19th century novel written by Victor Hugo, with music by Claude-Michel Schönberg, book and lyrics by Alain Boublil and Jeanmarc Natel, 'Les Miserable' has become a world-wide musical theatre phenomenon.
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2.2KArtsTheatre Review: Fiddler on the Roof
Set in Russia in 1905, 'Fiddler On The Roof' tells the story of Tevye, a deliverer of milk, with five daughters and their struggles to survive.
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1.4KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Violet: A Musical
David Gauci has directed this spare and heartfelt musical with care and affection. Its trajectory is straight to the heart, via Jeanine Tesori’s remarkable music and the excellent acting of the cast.
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1.6KArtsTheatre Review: Price Check! – the musical
Price Check' is a great little Aussie musical set in a local supermarket and has been penned and produced by ex-Adelaidean, Sean Weatherly, and is currently performing here in his home town.
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1.3KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: The Light In The Piazza
Davine Interventionz, has a reputation for putting on high quality musicals new to Adelaide. They now present the classically inspired The Light in the Piazza.
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885Adelaide FringeOne Man Theatre Company Snatches Its Second Gong!
On Feb 8 Davine Interventionz Productions won the Theatre Association of South Australia’s MusiCAL Award for its 2015 production of 'The Story Of My Life'.
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1.2KAdelaide Fringe
Fall In Love with ‘The Light In The Piazza’
Experience "La Dolce Vita" in a soaring tale of love, passion and forgiveness - 'The Light In The Piazza' .
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1.1KFeast FestivalTheatre Review: The Story Of My Life
“Do you remember when you met your best friend?” Alvin Kelby has died and it is left to his best friend, award-winning author Thomas Weaver, to compose a eulogy fitting of a lifelong friendship.
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1.5KLatestTheatre 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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1.2KLatestTheatre Review: Oliver! (return season)
Adelaide audiences are getting a second serving of his highly acclaimed and very successful 2013 version of Oliver! by the Gilbert and Sullivan Society of SA.
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Latest
Theatre Review: Oliver!
Lionel Bart’s Oliver! has probably become one of the most popular musicals to grace a stage since its premiere in the early sixties but director David Lampard proves there is still a new way of presenting it.
