All posts tagged "Space Theatre"
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759LatestMusic Review: Sessions 2014: Babylon Circus
Adelaide Festival Centre's 'Sessions 2014' presented the return of Babylon Circus with their blend of eclectic gypsy rock.
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820LatestTheatre Review: Maggie Stone
Do we really want to help when we say we do, or do we just do the minimum; enough to allow us to sleep at night?
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417LatestTheatre Review: Steadfast Tin Soldier
Performer, puppeteer and artist Joachim Torbahn delivers Anderson’s age-old children’s tale of courage, determination and love in a wonderfully unique way – by painting the story.
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663LatestTheatre Review: Sons & Mothers
No Strings Attached Theatre of Disability returns with a sweet ode to mothers everywhere in a heart-warming performance dedicated to the women who continue to love and support their sons through thick and thin.
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534FamilyLittle Big Shots 2013
Now in its seventh year, Little Big Shots features 38 films from 15 countries from Ireland to Israel, Singapore to South Africa, and is a perfect holiday activity for children aged 2–15 years and for the entire family.
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1.0KLatestOzAsia Theatre Review: Super Everything
Created by one of the United Kingdom’s leading audio-visual production companies, The Light Surgeons is a study of civilised societies using the well-established Asian country as a model. The presentation’s over-riding mantra is simple (and true) – we must know who we are and where we have come from before we can know where we are going.
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554LatestOzAsia Music Review: T’ang Quartet: Secrets and Songs
Having refined their musical competence in London and Moscow, "T’ang Quartet: Secrets and Songs" was an intricately and expertly amalgamated production of Western and Eastern musical styles.
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792LatestInterview: Leigh Warren – Not According to Plan
An interview with Leigh Warren, Artistic Director of Leigh Warren and Dancers about his upcoming OzAsia production of 'Not According to Plan'.
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511LatestOzAsia Music Review: Guba
Hailing from Malaysia, Guba’s 2012 debut album caused him to be noticed. Utilising a mix of soft indie pop and alternative folk, his versatility has established a solid foundation for career longevity.
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742LatestSons and Mothers return season
Sons and Mothers is a humorous and poignant look into the lives of six men and their relationships with their mothers.
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Theatre Review: Noël and Gertie
This is a wonderful overview of the trials, triumphs, and tribulations of these creative paragons; a musical journey through the eventful lives of these crooners.
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Theatre Review: Big Bad Wolf
Big Bad Wolf is a funny, charming and sweet show that champions friendship and tolerance. It is a play children will love and learn from.
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Review: Phil Scott: Cabaret Survivor – 2013 Adelaide Cabaret Festival
2013 marks satirist and performer Phil Scott’s 30th year in the cabaret arena, making him a true Cabaret Survivor. He is amiable, funny and thoroughly entertaining.
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Big Bad Wolf
Windmill continues its mission to create great theatre that engages children and family audiences with its latest home-grown production Big Bad Wolf in the July school holidays.
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Cabaret Festival
Review: RRAMP: the Collector, the Archivist & the Electrocrat – 2013 Adelaide Cabaret Festival
There’s no better evidence of the diversity of 'cabaret' than RRAMP, an absurdist musical comedy co-created by one of the talents behind the much-loved comedy ensemble, The Kransky Sisters.
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Cabaret Festival
Review: Lucy Maunder – Irving Berlin: Songs In The Key Of Black – 2013 Adelaide Cabaret Festival
Lucy Maunder’s cabaret show is a look at the music of Irving Berlin: the man and the times he grew up in. Maunder herself is sexy, sultry and absolutely captivating.
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Cabaret Festival
Review: Tommy Bradson: REG – 2013 Adelaide Cabaret Festival
Bradson, who wasn't even born when Livermore was at his height, impersonates the man and his performances brilliantly, recreating every magical moment almost perfectly.
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Review: Random – Come Out Festival 2013
Random is a one hander about a Jamaican family in the UK and how the course of a single day can be changed through a random act of violence.
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Flinders University Young Playwrights Award winners
The winning plays will be workshopped and presented at the Space Theatre on Thursday 30 May. Entry via gold coin donation.
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Festival Review: Kamp
This is a very moving work, that left some people sitting quietly for a while after its conclusion. If there are any tickets left, get one.
