All posts tagged "Space Theatre"
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743ArtsOzAsia Review: Recalling Mother
Claire Wong and Noorlinah Mohamed are long-time friends and collaborators in the performing arts. Both hailing from Singapore, they embody the cultural and racial mix of the Malay Peninsula. Being middle-aged women, they would often discuss their relationships with their ageing mothers
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1.5KArtsTheatre Review: Dracula
One of history’s most infamous characters has arrived in Adelaide as Australia’s leading contemporary theatre company, shake & stir, brings Bram Stoker’s Dracula to life
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1.7KArtsTheatre Review: Beep
From the creators of Grug comes Beep, a new and original piece of children's theatre.
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621ArtsDance Review: Split Second Heroes
Split Second Heroes is a contemporary dance production under the choreography of Gabrielle Nankivell and part of the inSPACE Program.
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766ArtsTheatre Review: Enoch Arden
John Bell and Simon Tedeschi’s imagining of Lord Alfred Tennyson’s 'Enoch Arden' is a stripped-back account of heartfelt passion.
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566ArtsCabaret Festival Review: CYrens
Featuring the powerhouse voices of Chelsea Renton-Gibb, Amanda Harrison and Melissa Langton , 'CYrens' features perfect harmonies and impeccable timing.
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625ArtsCabaret Festival Review: Pajama Men – Pterodactyl Nights
Using two chairs, boundless imagination and an incredible talent for creating out of this world characters the Pajama Men craft a beautiful absurdist masterpiece.
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717ArtsCabaret Festival Review: Michael Griffiths: Lucky – Songs by Kylie
Since she became a mega-star on Neighbours in 1986, singer and actress Kylie Minogue has captivated audiences.
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965ArtsInterview (Cabaret Festival): Melissa Langton talks about ‘Cyrens’
'Cyrens' collaboration between Melissa Langton, Amanda Harrison, Chelsea Renton-Gibb and Musical Director Mark Jones, and focuses on the music of Cy Coleman.
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642ArtsTheatre Review: Sista Girl
'Sista Girl' presents the emotional journeys of two half-sisters from completely opposite backgrounds as they meet for the first time after the death of their father.
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989ArtsTheatre Review: Mr Burns (A Post-Electric Play)
In a post-apocalyptic America where all remnants of past society have been destroyed, one remains; the long-living legacy of The Simpsons.
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545Adelaide FestivalFestival Review: Every Brilliant Thing
This is a one-man show that details the extent people will go to to retain hope and happiness in their everyday lives in the face of crippling depression.
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550ArtsTheatre Review: A Very Kransky Christmas
This trio of ladies from rural Queensland have a unique way of looking at life and Christmas, leading to a hilarious couple of hours for their privileged audience.
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990Arts
Interview Mourne Kransky of the Kransky Sisters
Fran Edwards interviews Mourne Kransky (Annie Lee) about her and her sisters' up coming Xmas show, 'A Very Kransky Christmas.
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1.2KArtsTheatre Review: Straight White Men
Three straight, white brothers and their father come together at Christmas to celebrate in the “proper” straight, white way: by drinking beer, eating Chinese take-out and playing video games.
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487ArtsCabaret Festival Review: The Sammy J Songbook
The ever-funny, ever-popular Sammy J performs some of his greatest laugh-out-loud hits at this year's Cabaret Festival.
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512ArtsCabaret Festival Review: Margaret Thatcher: Queen Of Soho
Set in 1988, Margaret Thatcher: Queen of Soho, a political and satirical cabaret, uses a plot strand of Margaret Thatcher grappling with the issue of Section 28.
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442ArtsCabaret Festival Review: Miss Behave’s Game Show
Miss Behave’s Game Show is not your average cabaret show. It pits iPhones against every other type of mobile phone. You’re really not sure what you should expect.
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785ArtsCabaret Festival Review: Hard Rain: The songs of Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen
A renowned interpreter of Dylan, for this tour, Barb Jungr has specifically chosen “the P songs”: philosophical and political, by both Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen.
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849ArtsCabaret Festival Review: Die Roten Punkte – Eurosmash!
They're from Berlin. They’re here to rock and roll. The dynamic sibling duo, Otto und Astrid Rot, lend their future tunes to the Adelaide Cabaret Festival.
