BWW Review: THE BOY WHO TALKED TO DOGS – ADELAIDE FESTIVAL 2021 at Thomas Edmonds Opera Studio, Adelaide Showgrounds
Bryan Burroughs's performance is magnificent.
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Bryan Burroughs's performance is magnificent.
Simon Basey laid his heart and soul bare.
Russell Starke is the only actor who could play Sir Henry Neville.
The clashing tankards routine is exhilarating.
Long-awaited since the production was closed down by the pandemic.
Horgan and Athanasov took to the stage to tumultuous applause.
Carnival of the Animals, with real animals.
The Adelaide Summer Orchestra comes together each January.
Ex-lovers, Kyra Hollis and Tom Sergeant, are poles apart.
This a Beethoven year, the 250th anniversary of his birth.
It has been touch and go for live music in Adelaide.
This brief, grotesque slice of country life makes its impact.
I urge as many people as possible to experience this.
Director, Mitchell Butel, has brought together a top-shelf cast.
Martin Sherman's confronting play.
Ross Ainslie is one of Scotland's most beloved musicians.
With nine plays, across a variety of genres, there is something for everybody in this theatrical festival
Marc Clement and Stefanie Rossi, Bronwyn Ruciak and Benn Welford, are directed by Tony Knight.
It left me with a tear in my eye.
Thanks to The Firm for leading us into the sunny uplands of world class performance.
An entertaining and thoroughly enjoyable evening.
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Neil Gooding's (Director) reimagining of Marshall Pailet (music and book) and A.
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No fan of Holmes and Watson should miss this excellent production.
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