All posts tagged "theater"
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1.5KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Club Briefs
Prepare yourselves. Club Briefs is back and MUCH briefer than ever before!
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766Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Live
Dressed in their best, as performers were back then, with scripts in hand the actors presented three engaging and entertaining detective stories with fast paced direction of well-crafted scripts,
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812Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Scientology: The Musical
From the writers of Abbott!! The Musical, we are taken on a humorous musical journey through the ins and outs of the infamous religion, Scientology.
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778Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Our Corka Bubs at Desert Fringe
Dance and song aimed at babies aged 4-24 months old that's grounded in Aboriginal storytelling traditions and theories of early childhood development.
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951Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Tinder Surprise
Imagine all the worst dates anyone has ever been on put into one horrendously cringe-worthy, yet utterly hilarious show and you have the absurdly wonderful Tinder Surprise!
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423Adelaide FestivalFestival Review: Richard III
Shakespeare left us in no doubt that Richard is a villain, a homicidal tyrant who left a trail of bodies in his wake.
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689Adelaide FestivalFringe Review: Bessie, Billie and Dinah
Bessie Smith, Billie Holliday and Dinah Washington are icons of jazz . All suffered the double prejudice of being female and black, during the days of segregation. And each had an influence on the next.
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816Adelaide FringeFringe Review: 19 Weeks
A woman in a ruched bright red one-piece swimsuit smiles at us through the glass door that separates us from the pool room. She mimes removing shoes.
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1.0KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Tom Gleeson: Cheer Up
Tom Gleeson takes us deep into his domestic, middle-class world, covering topics from the state of Australian politics to the annoyance of swooping magpies, and much, much more.
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648Adelaide FestivalFringe Review: The Curiosity Experiment
Do objects retain a psychic memory of events with extreme emotion attached? Relive a horrific murder in Adelaide's own haunted mansion, Carclew.
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1.6KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: The Black Sorrows
The Black Sorrows are one of Australia’s most enduring and authentic musical outfits.
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545Adelaide FringeFringe Review: A Recipe for Disaster
'A Recipe For Disaster' offers a varied selection of skits made up of slap-stick humour, song and dance, egg-throwing and wine-sculling
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705Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Triage! A Nursing Cabaret
Zulieka Khan uses her professional experiences as a Division 1 Registered Nurse to fashion a funny, lively, intelligent and thoughtful cabaret show.
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566Adelaide FringeFringe Review: The Places You’ll Go
The Places You’ll Go is a unique Fringe experience that uses the story of two postman looking for something “missing” to explore themes of greed, success and power.
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893Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Asexual healing
This is a stand-up show that delves with humour and interest into the world of growing up asexual, and its many complications.
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668Adelaide FringeFringe Review: How’s Your Acting Going?
Louise O’Dwyer’s How’s Your Acting Going? explores the actor's place in the world from the external view of those friends and family who ask pesky questions about her career.
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731Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Ophelia’s Shadow
The Bard’s words and rock music – together! The story is taken from Hamlet, focusing on the tragic character of Ophelia.
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897Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Ali McGregor In Decadence
Ali McGregor was born to entertain.
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1.0KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Three Blind Mice
VCA graduates Izabella Yena, Ruby Johnston and Benjamin Nichol have brought their award-nominated co-conceived show Three Blind Mice to the Adelaide Fringe.
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982Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Sun Rising: The songs that made Memphis
This is history from the early pages of rock and roll at Sun Records. Renown for recording artists like Elvis, Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash and a young Roy Orbison, it’s a fascinating story.
