All posts tagged "theater"
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1.2KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Whole Lotta Zepp
Adelaide has spawned its fair share of Led Zeppelin tribute bands. They always seem to pack in the crowds, and newer kid on the block, Whole Lotta Zepp is no exception.
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1.3KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Cosmo the Clown Comedy Magic Show
The Cosmo the Clown Comedy Magic Show is funny, slapsticky, silly fun ideal for the littlies.
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593Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Mirror
In less than an hour, and with rudimentary facilities, Robbie Greenwell quotes Plath and Shakespeare while transitioning between five potentially different characters.
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1.0KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Eurowision
Ever wanted to experience Eurovision, but just can’t afford the pricey ticket and expensive flights? Well… Eurowision is for you
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631Adelaide FestivalFestival Review: Peter and the Wolf
The absolutely marvellous Miriam Margolyes joined forces with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra to provide an evening of musical magic
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967Adelaide FringeFringe Review: The Yellow Wave
Following the tale of a Mongol invasion into Queensland, John Marc Desengano and Keith Brockett play a multitude of characters under the clever narration of Andrea McCannon.
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666EntertainmentFringe Review: Wil Anderson: Critically Wil
The title of Wil’s show for his 20th year at the Adelaide Fringe is a great explanation of what to expect; hysterically blatant criticism about today’s society and how f****d up it is.
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936Adelaide FringeFringe Review: The Girl who Jumped off the Hollywood Sign
Hollywood is filled with tales of woe. Since its inception, it has been a hotbed of sex, scandal and violence.
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757Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Dawn of Just Ass
Get ready to see your favourite super-heroes and super-villains at their most seductive as they let their wild sides loose and give you a show you won’t soon forget.
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422Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Heysorrygottagobye
Everyone has insecurities, some more than others; this short production explores the deepest of these: the fear of meeting new people
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499Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Encounters
Put together by Alan Hendry from the participants of an “Act Your Age” workshop, this collection of short scenes is aimed at breaking down the ageist stereo-types.
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777Adelaide FringeFringe Review: The Motherf**ker with The Hat
This play written by Stephen Adly Guirgis was nominated in the Tonys in 2011 and that is how it attracted the attention of Nick Fagin, the driving force behind Lost in Translation.
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880Adelaide FringeFringe Review: A Case of You: The Songs of Joni Mitchell
Adelaide musician Deborah Brennan has been paying tribute to the great Joni Mitchell for a year now. She is presenting a slightly shortened version for this year’s Fringe.
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798Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Shirley Gnome: Taking It Up the Notch
Armed with her guitar and sharp wit, Shirley Gnome will sing you shameless, obscenely honest songs about sex and human nature that will have you in stitches.
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932LatestFringe Review: The House With No Name
The House With No Name is a local amateur cabaret, theatre murder mystery that plays around with the usual clichés, expected red herrings, and character stereotypes.
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627Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Ceremony of the innocent
This story tells of the children’s crusade, which it is believed, took place in about 1212, started by a shepherd named Nicholas who they believed to be a saint.
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780Adelaide FringeFringe Review: The Devil’s Passion
The story of Jesus Christ and his final days is well-worn with countless adaptations and representations over thousands of years.
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907Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Bey Dance Run The World Workshop
If you like your Fringe shows interactive and bootylicious, climb on board! This is the workshop for you!
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1.1KAdelaide FringeInterview: Nick Fagan – Tells What It’s Like To Be ‘The Motherf**ker With The Hat’
Glam Adelaide interviews founder of Lost In Translation, Nick Fagan about his latest production, 'The Motherf**ker With The Hat'
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746Adelaide FestivalFestival Review: Saul
Taken from the First Book of Samuel, Handel’s Saul tells the story of the first King of Israel and his fractured relationship with his eventual successor David.
