All posts tagged "Space Theatre"
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715LatestTheatre Review: This is Where We Live
An award winning script that presents a highly engaging and occasionally very funny story, brave enough not to shy away from some very heavy subject matters.
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660ArtsOpera Review: Amahl And The Night Visitors
Amahl and the Night Visitors is a heartfelt operatic experience for the entire family, playing at the intimate Space Theatre until 6 December 2014.
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3.3KLatestTheatre Review: Grug and the Rainbow
Combining 9 Grug stories, this fun play for 1-5 year olds explores the themes of resilience, optimism, problem solving, friendship, humour and inventiveness.
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627ArtsInterview with Emma Knights, Co-Producer of Amahl and the Night Visitors
It has been 60 years since an Adelaide audience has experienced the heart-warming Christmas story of Amahl and the Night Visitors. This year, a passionate and talented team of Adelaide-based artists have pooled their talents to present four shows at the Space Theatre between 4 November – 6 November 2014.
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1.7KEntertainmentInterview: Rick Brewster – ‘Brothers, Angels, and Demons’ tells the story of Brewster Bros.
Beginning as The Moonshine Jug and String band, then The Keystone Angels before finally evolving into the classic lineup of The Angels with the late Doc Neeson, the classically trained Brewsters are celebrating 40 years by taking ‘Brothers, Angels, and Demons’ back on tour and will highlight ‘the good bits, the bad bits, and everything in between’.
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671ArtsOzAsia Festival Music Review: Nova Heart
In the lead up to the OzAsia Festival, Helen Feng gave plenty of notice that Nova Heart would push some boundaries and make the audience feel slightly uncomfortable yet mesmerized.They didn’t disappoint, and in a show that went just under an hour, they certainly threw some punches amongst the psych-rock soundtrack to Feng’s monologues and spoken word moments.
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7791LatestOzAsia Festival Theatre Review: Yasukichi Murakami – Through a Distant Lens
A docu-drama about the impact that Japanese-Australians had on our country, specifically Yasukichi Murakami, a Japanese photographer who left a lasting legacy.
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987LatestTheatre Review: Peter and Alice
A brutally emotive exploration of the real life characters that inspired Peter Pan & Alice in Wonderland, and the unhealthy relationships that emerged around them.
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926Cabaret FestivalAdelaide Cabaret Festival Review: Ben Rimalower – Patti Issues
Rimalower takes the audience on a wild, unabashed journey of his childhood and of falling in love with Patti LuPone who had profound effect on his life.
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507Cabaret FestivalAdelaide Cabaret Festival Review: An Evening with Nelson Aspen: The Ultimate Schmooze in Song
Hollywood gossip guru on Channel 7’ Sunrise has a quick wit, steely barbs, and a hidden musical origin!
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534Cabaret FestivalAdelaide Cabaret Festival Review: Sven Ratzke: Diva Diva’s
Ratzke’s latest cabaret blends wild audience participation, highly imaginative storytelling and evocatively sung songs to present a number of divas of the 1960s
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533LatestDance Review: A Delicate Situation
The world premiere of A Delicate Situation seeks to demonstrate the omnipresence of death and examine death lore across cultures.
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783LatestTheatre Review: Jesikah
The need to impress & obtain notoriety by whatever means is the theme to this humorous, slightly dark play, capturing the idiosyncrasies of today's youth perfectly,
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447LatestA Delicate Situation
A Delicate Situation draws upon the ancient Malaysian myth of the vampiric Pontianak, a female vampire ghost believed to have died at childbirth.
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960LatestAdelaide Festival Review: School Dance
The final play in Windmill Theatre's brilliant trilogy explores the story of those who feel invisible. It is a play for those who feel they never fit in.
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1.3KLatestAdelaide Festival Review: Girl Asleep
The Windmill Theatre trilogy continues, this time flipping ideas of heroism and gender on their heads in the hilarious and colourful Girl Asleep.
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1.2KLatestAdelaide Festival Review: Fugitive
Fugitive is an original retelling of Robin Hood, set in a dystopian future where leaderless knights harass the weak and an all-powerful sheriff controls all.
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655FamilyWindmill Theatre’s Trilogy is a Rite of Passage
Award-winning Australian children’s theatre company Windmill Theatre will present three major works as part of the Adelaide Festival which explode defining adolescent moments.
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928LatestDance Review: Sessions 2014: Flamenco Areti
You haven’t met flirty until you’ve experienced Flamenco Areti. The three integral parts of Flamenco come together in a seamless performance.
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456LatestMusic Review: Sessions 2014: John Grant
John Grant’s music carries a positive yet defiant message, which encourages all those oppressed and confused by society’s mixed messages to seek out their own paths even if they end up going against the grain.
