All posts tagged "Simon Lancione"
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545ArtsTheatre Review: Living Together
St Jude’s Players celebrate their 75th year this year and what better way to start the celebrations than with Living Together
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983ArtsTheatre Review: Scarlett O’Hara At The Crimson Parrot
This production is highly entertaining - you are guaranteed to leave with a smile on your face
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2.9KEntertainmentTheatre Review: One For The Pot
Ray Cooney is a legend of British comic theatre, from the mid 60’s to the mid 90’s there was always a Ray Cooney farce playing somewhere in London’s West End. Mr Cooney is 87 years old and still going strong proving the old adage laughter is the best medicine.
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2.1KArtsTheatre Review: Go Back For Murder
Go Back For Murder was adapted for the stage by Agatha Christie from the hugely successful novel Five Little Pigs, in which Hercule Poirot was the main character. In adapting the play, Christie changed the title and dropped Poirot completely from the story, replacing him with Justin Fogg, the handsome young lawyer.
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889ArtsTheatre 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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1.3KArtsTheatre Review: Rose’s Dilemma
The ever-reliable St Jude’s have chosen a recent Neil Simon as their latest offering. Unlike the standard, Simon canon, this piece is gently sentimental and quietly humorous
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1.8KArtsGalleon Theatre Company All Set To Take A Light Hearted Look At ‘Cheaters’
Galleon Theatre Company are all set to present Michael Jacobs' delightful rom-com (with a slight difference) Cheaters as their 2016 season's final production.
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752LatestTheatre Review: Loves and Hours
Presented by Galleon Theatre Group Reviewed 22 May 2014 This reviewer is in LOVE! – with Galleon Theatre Group’s latest show, the Australian premiere of Loves and Hours. Stephen Metcalfe’s hilarious, yet poignant, modern script and this entire production of it are picture perfect. With no less than forty scenes covering such things as […]
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584LatestFringe Review: The History of the Devil
Is the Devil actually the root of all evil, or is he just a scapegoat for the terrible things people do? Delve into the mind of this most infamous character...
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627LatestTheatre Review: Corpse!
Set in the 1930s, Corpse! is the very funny story of two brothers whom have a very different opinion of each other...
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Review: An Unexpected Guest
This is pleasant enough evening, and certainly one for the dedicated followers of the works of Agatha Christie.
