Performing Arts
ADELAIDE FRINGE FESTIVAL REVIEW: Autobahn
'Autobahn' is comprised of six sketches of two people travelling in a car and the discussions that occur between them.
ADELAIDE FRINGE FESTIVAL REVIEW: After the End
But for the tiered seating that retreats from the underdressed stage, when entering the theatre, one might make the mistake…
ADELAIDE FRINGE FESTIVAL REVIEW: Taxing Lyrical - Lehmo
The Rhino Room in Adelaide’s East End is the perfect venue for any one man comedy show and Lehmo’s Taxing…
ADELAIDE FRINGE FESTIVAL REVIEW: I Have a Dream
Opening night for Movin’ Melvin Browns I Have Dream (Soul to Soul) show was at the Norwood Live venue, a…
ADELAIDE FRINGE FESTIVAL REVIEW: A Company of Strangers
'A Company of Strangers' is a cabaret that is showing in The Spiegeltent, which is a beautiful venue$$s$$ intimate, but…
ADELAIDE FRINGE FESTIVAL REVIEW: Sherlock Holmes & the Saline Solution
The lads from Sound & Fury would like to have us believe that they’re idiots with nothing to say.
THEATRE REVIEW: Antigone
What a great piece of theatre! The adaptation by Eamon Flack retains the power of the original, while making it…
ADELAIDE FRINGE FESTIVAL REVIEW: Scarborough
Scarborough performed at the Adelaide Fringe Festival is directed by Martha Lott, written by Fiona Evens and performed by Emily…
THEATRE REVIEW: I Love you Bro
After rave reviews at the 2007 Melbourne Fringe and the 2008 Edinburgh Fringe Festivals, writer and theatre maker Adam Cass…
THEATRE REVIEW: Woyzeck
Woyzeck is a popularly staged play written by German playwright Georg Büchner in 1837. The original work was never finished,…