BWW Review: PICNIC AT HANGING ROCK at Little Theatre, University Of Adelaide
The inexplicable disappearance of three schoolgirls and their teacher.
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The inexplicable disappearance of three schoolgirls and their teacher.
The Imaginary Invalid, by Moliere, is the latest offering from The Blackwood Players.
There are only two more performances, and tickets are selling well, so don't delay.
Andrew Lloyd Webber's music softens the Gothic horror of the original story.
The Fantastic Francis Hardy claims to be a faith healer, but he could just be a con artist.
Following a successful restaging in South Africa and Singapore, Associate Director Dan Kutner brings the revival of Hal Prince's original West End and Broadway staging of EVITA to Australia with a predominantly Australian cast for Sydney and later Melbourne audiences.
This is a taut hour of theatre and the performances have been selling out.
If you need a good laugh, you'll find some in this production.
The first thing that one notices is the cast list, a who's who of highly respected artists.
Priscilla gets your heart racing with happy vibes from beginning to end.
You will be amused and, perhaps, even a little enlightened.
This is an important piece of Australian theatre.
A 14,000-year-old man reveals his secret to his colleagues.
There could not have been a better ending to this year's Festival.
Abbe May and Clam Jam proved to be a secret treasure.
Martha Masters and Vladimir Gorbach each appeared solo, and ended the concert as a duo.
The Guitar Festival Symphony Gala 2018 was a packed programme of music.
It was with great anticipation that I attended this concert.
Although we only saw Act III, any Wagner is better than none at all.
This is what good theatre should do, challenge as well as entertain.
Vi has died, and her three daughters have come together for the funeral.
Christopher John Francis Boone is fifteen and loves mathematics.
You only have until Saturday 4th August to see this excellent production.
Make the most of this opportunity to see this powerful and thought-provoking play.
Catherine Campbell, Hew Parham, and Sean Weatherly bring enthusiasm and energy to the production.
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