All posts tagged "Shakespeare"

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  The Half – 2012 Adelaide Fringe

  Masterson adds a a vast amount of brilliantly executed physical comedy to the already extremely side-achingly funny script.

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  Macbeth

  Shakespeare's 'Scottish tragedy' is the latest production for the Guild, with Michael Eustice directing Brant Eustice and Amanda Shillabeer. Make sure you go to see this riveting production, but don't take too long organising your tickets because word will spread quickly.

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  Othello

  Othello is a tragic tale written by William Shakespeare more than 400 years ago and is a story of love, jealousy, prejudice, good and evil.

• Adelaide Fringe

  Shakespeare’s Mothers: Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know – Adelaide Fringe 2011

  Shakespeare's mothers are not exactly a lot of warm, fuzzy, nurturing women. Many tend to be more like homicidal maniacs and some are insane.

• Adelaide Fringe

  Shylock – Adelaide Fringe 2011

  This is a highly rewarding exposition of Shakespeare's famous character, told with great skill and plenty of good humour by a host of characters, each brought into sharp focus by Guy Masterson's amazingly versatile acting skills.

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  West Side Story

  This is an exceptional production, one of the finest pieces of musical theatre that I have seen in a long while, and it is most certainly well-deserving of full houses at every performance. If you are planning to see this show, and you definitely should be, don’t wait too long to get your tickets.

• Performing Arts

  Twelfth Night, or What You Will

  Shakespeare’s popular romantic comedy of disguise and mistaken identity is getting another airing, this time in the hands of a young cast under the direction of Glenn Hayden.

• Performing Arts

  Hamlet

  I could not have had a better start for the OzAsia Festival.

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  Shakespeare’s Hamlet meets Korean Shamanism!

  Presented by Adelaide Festival Centre's OzAsia Festival & CentreStage Program in association with Yohangza Theatre Company, one of Shakespeare's best known tragedies of revenge and intrigue is given a Korean twist.

• Performing Arts

  All Shook Up

  Joe DiPietro’s musical is a merry romp, infused with some ideas loosely taken from Shakespeare’s plays and with the music of Elvis Presley.

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  King Lear – Fringe

  Shakespeare’s tragedy recounts the tale of King Lear, old and tired, who decides to pass on his kingdom to his three daughters, apportioning it according to how much each loves him. By the end, most of those around Lear are dead, including his dearest daughter, Cordelia.