All posts tagged "Space Theatre"
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1.6KEntertainmentTheatre Review: David Williamson’s The Club
This show is an isthisyours? And Insite Arts production and is obviously designed to ask us to confront some aspects of our past behaviour. To achieve this it puts women in the roles of this quintessentially male production, challenging the stereotypes.
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1.8KEntertainmentTheatre Review: Animal Farm
Alone on stage, actor Renato Musolino (taking on the roles of over 20 characters from Orwell’s Animal Farm) uses only his face and voice to signal changes of character while the spotlight remains tightly trained on his visage.
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1.3KAdelaide FringeSee These Japanese Hip-Hop Performers At Fringe (And For Free)
This Japanese dance group fuses hip-hop and contemporary dance into their show Twilight Suddenly, coming to Fringe in Feb!
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1.1KArtsOzAsia Festival Review: Here is the message you asked for… don’t tell anyone else
A portrait of digital disconnection and narcissistic technological practices, Here is the message you asked for… don’t tell anyone else ;-) lures the audience into an un-healthily obsessed society of which we might never return from.
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1.3KArtsOzAsia Festival Review: Guru of Chai
An Indian tale of epic proportions is told through the enthusiasm and brilliance of a single actor, leaving the audience in hysterics of laughter one minute and colossal heartache the next.
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1.2KArtsTheatre Review: Faith Healer
Three characters take to the stage to recall their time travelling through the backwaters of Wales, England, Scotland, trying and sometimes succeeding to heal those that come their way; when they eventually end up in Ireland
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1.7KArtsTheatre Review: Amphibian
Students Hassan and Chloe are put on detention—one has been suspected of stealing their teacher’s money, and it’s up to them to decide what the truth is. It’s a simple concept that speaks volumes, and opens up a world of potential in this new production from Windmill Theatre Company. Moving away from the pure fantasy of some of their previous fare, Amphibian is an inventive production that motors along on the energy and vitality of its cast.
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1.3KAdelaide Guitar FestivalAdelaide Guitar Festival Review: Pedro Javier Gonzalez with Chrystian Dozza
A classical guitar masterclass spanning subgenres, from minimal Brazilian rock to traditional Flamenco melodies, this show provides an up-beat guitar performance that will have you mesmerised from start to finish.
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839Adelaide Guitar FestivalAdelaide Guitar Festival Review: Beijing Guitar Duo & Marko Topchii
Typical of the Adelaide Guitar Festival, Beijing Guitar Duo and Marko Topchii is a cultural and musically diverse performance, bringing together an assortment of world-class songs from various countries, cultures and composers.
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1.2KArtsTheatre Review: Creditors
A holiday resort in the bush, on the edge of an infinity pool, seems to be the most tranquil place in the world; a place where you can shut off from the world and clear your mind. That is, unless you are one of the three characters in the State Theatre Company’s latest fare, Creditors.
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990ArtsCabaret Festival Review: The Legend of Queen Kong: Episode II In Outer Space
Strap yourself in for one of the most bizarre and unusual rides of 2018’s Adelaide Cabaret Festival as Queen Kong takes her audience on an unforgettable journey through time and space.
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816ArtsCabaret Festival Review: Libby O’Donovan
Based on the life of the notorious criminal boss Kate Leigh, O’Donovan has written a show that captures the era and examines Leigh’s rise and fall in detail.
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952ArtsCabaret Festival Review: Glorious Misfits
A burlesque vaudeville show featuring circus acts, magic, striptease, song and dance from seven artists in a cabaret setting. Adults only.
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740ArtsTheatre Review: Terrestrial
A pair of teenage friends attempt to live in the reality of their small country town disintegrating around them in an uncertain journey between reality and fantasy.
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705Adelaide FestivalAdelaide Festival Review: Us / Them
All the way from Belgium comes a show that presents the audience with an unusual perspective on the horrific act of terrorism, allowing for a childlike interpretation of what strikes fear and horror into the minds of most adults.
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1.2KAdelaide FestivalFestival Review: Thyestes
Watch and marvel as these Australian talents bring ancient tragedy to life in Thyestes.
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1.1KArtsTheatre Review: Club Swizzle
From the creators of La Soirée comes a night of sassy entertainment, song, comedy & circus. Leave your coat & your hang-ups at the door and get your swizzle on.
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893ArtsTheatre Review: Big Bad Wolf
Big Bad Wolf is not about the evil creature that you think you already know; he is simply just a misunderstood character!
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699ArtsOzAsia Festival Review: The Ongals
This weekend OzAsia welcomes The Ongals, the South Korean comedy troupe spectacular we never knew we were missing. The Ongals consist of four men all sporting colourful, oversized baby’s clothes and bibs – literally wearing their childlike approach to circus and comedy on their sleeves.
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718ArtsOzAsia Review: Hot Brown Honey
The basic background for the show is that it’s an all female production that uses ideas around gender and race to present an overall display of dance, song, spoken word, burlesque, and some circus.
