All posts tagged "Space Theatre"

Interview: Sammy J Is Bringing His Songbook To Adelaide

Sammy J has left his little purple mate, Randy, behind to bring his Songbook to Adelaide for the Cabaret Festival.

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Theatre Review: Gorgon

When a teenager dies, the impact on friends and family can be traumatic. An emotional cocktail of anger, guilt, loss, love and resentment that they haven’t worked out how to begin processing.

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Theatre Review: Old Times

Harold Pinter’s 'Old Times' is a visceral work of dark tension that erupts in an indescribable truth.

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Harold Pinter’s ‘Old Times’ Coming To Adelaide For Short Season

'Old Times' is directed by former head of NIDA Acting, Tony Knight and stars Rachael Wegener, Marc Clement and Charlotte Rose.

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Performing Arts

Theatre Review: Club Swizzle

The creators of the sell-out cabaret show, La Soiree, return to Adelaide in their new production Club Swizzle, a fun and very sparkly affair.

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Performing Arts

Theatre Review: The Popular Mechanicals

In Midsummer Night’s Dream Shakespeare called them Rude Mechanicals, common folk who want to perform for the Prince and maybe win his favour.

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Performing Arts

Theatre Review: The Aspirations Of Daise Morrow

Patrick White is largely hailed as one of the most important writers of the 20th Century and is certainly one of the most significant writers from Australia.

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Interview: Chris Drummond (Director Of Brink’s ‘The Aspirations Of Daise Morrow’)

Chris Drummond, Kris McQuade and Paul Blackwell reunite to present a theatrical adaption of a story by Patrick White.

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OzAsia Festival

OzAsia Review: Water Pushes Sand

Few words can do justice to the magnificence that was the premier of Water Pushes Sand.

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OzAsia Festival

OzAsia Review: The Streets

Contemporary Indonesian dance theatre has arrived in Adelaide, with 'The Streets' painting a graphic, often confronting picture of the bustling chaos of Jakarta.

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OzAsia Festival

OzAsia Review: Risky Summerbee And The Honeythief

Yogyakarta based band, Risky Summerbee and the Honeythief, are labelled “Indie pop”, because no one can work out what other genre to put them in.

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Entertainment

New Brink Performance Brings The Work Of An Australian Literary Master To The Stage

This October Brink Productions presents the world premiere of 'The Aspirations of Daise Morrow' - a new work based on a short story by Australian writer Patrick White.

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Theatre Review: The Great Gatsby

With a hit of jazz, booze, foxtrot, glitter, and the odd slice of adultery, any murder can be a work of art when Robert Croser flings it onto the stage.

Will Cox (Nick), Madeleine Herd (Daisy) and Lindsay Prodea (Gatsby) in The Great Gatsby.

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Scott Fitzgerald’s Jazz Age Masterpiece On Stage

Independent Theatre will roar into The Space with a new version of F Scott Fitzgerald's iconic romance, 'The Great Gatsby'.

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Theatre Review: The Book Of Loco

'The Book of Loco' is a one-man show focussing on the madness of a man, and the life events that can push a person to such a mental state.

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Interview: Ben Francis (Playing Jesus In Scotch College’s ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’)

16 year old Scotch College student, Ben Francis, is about to play, perhaps, the most important musical theatre role of his life – Jesus in Jesus Christ Superstar.

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Cabaret Festival Review: The Glenn Miller Orchestra

There is only one word to describe the Glenn Miller Orchestra - class, they are all class.

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Cabaret Festival Review: Trevor Ashley: I’m Every Woman

Sporting glitzy gowns and an array of wigs, female impersonator Trevor Ashley proves that he is indeed just about every woman.

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Cabaret Festival Review: Ray Jessel – Naughty and Nice

85 year old Ray Jessel’s show Naughty or Nice is just that, some naughty little ditties mixed with some very nice heartfelt ballads.

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