Review: WOMADELAIDE 2023: DAY 4 at Botanic Park
There is so much to choose from at WOMADelaide.
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There is so much to choose from at WOMADelaide.
I found myself enthralled by the music and cooking of the Dili Allstars.
WOMADelaide brings the World to you.
Prepare yourself for something that will reach the very depths of your soul.
There is a lot more to this piece than appears on the surface.
WOMADelaide is not a festival for the faint of heart.
Theatre for the TV generation, perhaps.
A first-hand account of the effects of climate change.
We were left with the cry, 'Slava Ukraini!' ringing in our ears.
The capacity crowd roared with delight as the band took the stage.
The opening night had a full house, and closed to a standing ovation.
Davidson gives a convincing performance as the lively and optimistic Nancy.
Tim Marriott's many-layered script is superbly brought to life by Nicholas Collett and Emily-Jo Davidson.
The concept is a thoroughly intriguing one.
Perfectly timed for Valentine’s Day.
Be sure to get tickets for this one.
An absorbing example of great theatre.
The performance was brilliantly executed, thoroughly engaging, and utterly beautiful.
Red Phoenix has found a winning formula with their Festival of Shorts.
The calibre of the musicians was undoubted.
Robyn Nevin has assembled a great cast and neatly captured the style of the era.
This is a highly entertaining evening of theatre
I’ve just seen the future of musical theatre in Adelaide.
A dynamic and truly moving piece of theatre.
I’ll see it again.
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The Heartbreak Choir State Theatre Company South Australia (11/20-12/05) |
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Commentary State Theatre Company South Australia (8/21-9/05) |
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Log Boy State Theatre Company South Australia (10/01-10/10) |