All posts tagged "Star Theatres"
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425Adelaide FringeFringe review: More Than a Game
Watch the comedic retelling of the AFL cheating scandal involving former Geelong footballer Billy Brownless, his ex-wife, and his best mate, Garry Lyon.
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336EntertainmentTheatre Review: Ellis Dolan Sings Sondheim
Presented by Back2Back Short Show FestivalReviewed 22nd October, 2021 As part of the Star Theatre’s annual Back2Back Festival, two properly-pronouned performers with wavy brown hair and glasses spent an hour performing the works of Stephen Sondheim in the intimate Theatre Two. What’s not to like? Jesse Green’s New York Times article last year, considering Sondheim […]
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1.2KEntertainmentInterview: Pat Wilson and Adrian Barnes – Two Adelaide Icons About To Become ‘Older And Gayer’
Adrian Barnes and Pat Wilson are both very well-respected individuals in the Arts Industry. Together they are a tour-de-force, with an energetic chemistry flowing between them.
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539EntertainmentInterview: Emma Knights – Showing Her Lady Fingers Off At Star Theatres
In 2013, Emma Knights took the plunge and launched her award-winning company, Emma Knights Productions.
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529EntertainmentInterview: Millicent Sarre – The Friendly Feminist Goes Podcasting Live
Whether you’ve seen her in musical theatre productions or performing in her own cabaret show, Friendly Feminism for The Mild Mannered, Millicent Sarre is no stranger to Adelaide audiences.
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805Entertainment‘Feminism Ruins Everything’, The Hit Feminist Podcast, Is Stepping Out Of The Recording Studio And Onto The Stage
Adelaide-based performers and podcasters Millicent Sarre and Ellis Dolan are excited to be bringing their new feminist podcast Feminism Ruins Everything to the stage.
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2.3KEntertainmentTheatre Review: Disney’s High School Musical Jr (‘Red’ Cast)
Adelaide Youth Theatre scores goals with their latest production, Disney’s High School Musical Jr. The musical follows high school students auditioning for the annual school production.
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743ArtsTheatre Review: If/Then
Set in present-day New York, this show considers the questions that 38-year-old Elizabeth, a professional town planner, has about her life and its future possibilities as she moves to New York City to start afresh. She’s looking for true love and a perfect job. The book of the musical extrapolates her “what if” thoughts by allowing her to follow two different pathways into her future, contingent on her choices.
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911ArtsTheatre Review: The Last Five Years
The Last Five Years' follows the five-year relationship of Jamie and Cathy. Jamie’s story moves forwards in time, whilst Cathy’s begins at the end of their relationship and works backwards.
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563Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Don’s Party
David Williamson's play, Don's Party, has been described as an Australian version of an English drawing room/bedroom comedy
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934Arts’Cannibal The Musical’ Set To Eat Up Adelaide Audiences
From the co-creator of 'South Park' and 'The Book of Mormon', comes the “All Singing! All Dancing! All Flesh Eating!” Trey Parker’s 'Cannibal! The Musical' live on stage.
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514Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Into The Woods Jnr
Into The Woods JR is an adaptation of one of Stephen Sondheim's most popular works designed especially for young performers.
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652Adelaide FringeFringe Review: The Light In The Piazza
Davine Interventionz, has a reputation for putting on high quality musicals new to Adelaide. They now present the classically inspired The Light in the Piazza.
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496Feast FestivalTheatre Review: The Story Of My Life
“Do you remember when you met your best friend?” Alvin Kelby has died and it is left to his best friend, award-winning author Thomas Weaver, to compose a eulogy fitting of a lifelong friendship.
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738Performing ArtsThe Divine Miss Candy Chambers Returns To Delight Adelaide For One Night Only
50 Forever sees Miss Chambers lay her heart bare as she shares her journey through life from the lowest lows to the highest highs.
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659Performing ArtsCabaret Under The Star Is Bringing Love From The Trenches Of World War I
A moving, deeply personal look at the Australian experience of WWI, expressed through heart-rending letters between a mother and her soldier son in the lead up to the Battle of the Somme in 1916.
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1.4KFamilyTheatre Review: Bugsy Malone
Bugsy Malone revolves around Fat Sam’s Speak Easy Club and the ongoing feud he has with Dandy Dan, the rival gang leader who is trying to take over Sam’s empire.
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690LatestTheatre Review: A Tender Thing
In 2007, young dramaturg Ben Power, was commissioned by the Royal Shakespeare Company, to develop a 'Romeo and Juliet' for older actors.
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875LatestWhat If Romeo And Juliet Hadn’t Died, But Lived?
Set in modern times 'A Tender Thing' portrays an ageing Romeo and Juliet in a tender, often funny, and ultimately poignant story of love.
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344LatestTheatre Review: Broadway 4 Kidz
Broadway 4 Kidz' is a collection of songs from big Broadway hit musicals mainly directed at school age children and varies in content and cast size throughout the year.
