BWW Reviews: HELLO MY NAME IS Turns Meet and Greet Into a Comical Masterpiece
Nicola Gunn hilariously lampoons both group workshops and facilitators, but that is only the beginning.
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BWW Reviews: THE LONG WAY HOME Looks at the Horrific Effects of War on the Participants
This production will leave the audience deeply moved and full of respect for what our armed forces go through during and after their terms of duty.
BWW Reviews: SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS Takes Plutarch's Ancient Rome to the Ozarks in 1850
Northern Light Theatre Company are giving an airing to that golden oldie, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, a show that has not been seen in Adelaide for a while.
BWW Reviews: ROCKY HORROR SHOW Creator Richard O'Brien Thrilled Adelaide Audiences
Fans of the show, or the film, will be turning up in droves and, quite possibly, attending more than once during this season.
BWW Reviews: DEATHTRAP Blends a Murder Mystery Thriller with Comedy
There are twists and turns and red herrings galore, and plenty of laughs to keep the audience entertained.
BWW Reviews: ADELAIDE FESTIVAL 2014: NEEDLES AND OPIUM Triumphs in its Australian Première
The Adelaide Festival had many excellent productions to offer but, for me, this was the stand out performance for this year.
BWW Reviews: ADELAIDE FRINGE 2014: COVER VIRGINS Looks At Second Time Winners
It is hardly necessary to tell anybody in Adelaide what sensational voices these two possess, or what marvellous all round entertainers they are.
BWW Reviews: ADELAIDE FRINGE 2014: BORIS & SERGEY'S VAUDEVILLIAN ADVENTURE Takes You on an Hilariously Surreal Journey
This is a highly energetic show that will keep you laughing from start to finish.
BWW Reviews: ADELAIDE FRINGE 2014: TONY ROBERTS - CARD MAGIC Will Leave You Bewildered
Card magic doesn't get any better than this.
BWW Reviews: ADELAIDE FESTIVAL 2014: RIME OF THE ANCIENT MARINER Is a Beautifully Crafted, Edgy Piece of Theatre
Rime of the Ancient Mariner is a modern retelling of Samuel Taylor Coleridge's classic tale of a mariner and his crew.
BWW Review: ADELAIDE FRINGE 2014: PIRATES OF PENZANCE ON THE POPEYE Brings Outdoor Freshness To A Favourite Operetta
Having pirates brandishing cutlasses as the ringing tones of Gilbert's and Sullivan's famous operetta sounded out over the river was a fabulous experience.
BWW Reviews: ADELAIDE FRINGE 2014: THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS AND WHAT ALICE FOUND THERE. Is An Enchanting Performance Of A Childhood Classic
Everyone in the cast contributed to this memorable, magical, performance in a way that showed hours of preparation, thoroughness, and passion.
BWW Reviews: ADELAIDE FRINGE 2014: WHERE'S MY PONY?! AND OTHER STORIES OF BETRAYAL Pokes Fun at the Unrealistic Expectations of Young Adults
Once again, Conlin has successfully presented a sophisticated cabaret performance that connected with every person in the audience.
BWW Reviews: ADELAIDE FRINGE 2014: LIGHT. CAMERA. ACTION. THE LIVE LIGHTPAINTING EXPERIENCE Gives The Best Art Geek Night Out Of The Fringe.
This is a simply great event, with a mix of nightclub, art, cool tech, geekism, cocktails, and cupcakes.
BWW Reviews: ADELAIDE FRINGE 2014: THE EVENT Is Back and Not to Be Missed
You will be entranced, entertained, and given food for thought as Bob Paisley demonstrates what a really great actor can do with a superb script.
BWW Reviews: ADELAIDE FESTIVAL 2014: THIS FILTHY WORLD VOL.2 Tackles the Seamy Side of Life
This performance was a side-splittingly hilarious journey through Waters's life and some of his greatest films
BWW Reviews: ADELAIDE FESTIVAL 2014: SADEH21 Displays Strength, Control, and Flexibility
Produced by Batsheva Dance Company, Sadeh21 was choreographed by Ohad Naharin, the company's Artistic Director.
BWW Reviews: ADELAIDE FESTIVAL 2014: ADELAIDE WRITERS'WEEK: A HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY Takes and Investigative Approach
MacCulloch is one of the most insightful and well-spoken speakers to have graced the Adelaide Writers' Week in recent years.
BWW Reviews: ADELAIDE FRINGE 2014: FIVE.POINT.ONE PRESENTS 'NOTORIOUSLY YOURS' BY VAN BADHAM Showcases A Disturbing Microcosm Of Our Society
The play gave us the discomfort of holding our phones up to mirror ourselves in an ultimately chilling look at currently socially accepted mores and politics.
BWW Reviews: ADELAIDE FRINGE 2014: PRE PC - SONGS BEFORE A TIME OF POLITICAL CORRECTNESS Is A Wonderful Musical Exploration Of Songs That Don't Pussy-Foot Around.
This was a wonderful toe-tapping evening of raw and raunchy blues and jazz, sung wonderfully by Jayne-Anne Power.
BWW Reviews: ADELAIDE FRINGE 2014: AN ILIAD Takes Us to War with Remarkable Clarity and Presence
This is the sort of theatre that keeps one going back, often sitting through nights of dross, just waiting for something like this to make it all worthwhile.
BWW Reviews: ADELAIDE FRINGE 2014: SUFI SOUL Showcases A Religious Tradition With Contemporary Style
Sufi Soul is more than a glimpse into Sufi music, it's an event which makes you feel that you have stepped into a private party in another part of the world.
BWW Reviews: ADELAIDE FRINGE 2014: KRAKEN Is Like Watching Dali Performing Marcel Marceau
With gentle charm and humour, this mime artist draws you into his domain, using his body in ways that seem impossible.
BWW Reviews: ADELAIDE FRINGE 2014: WHO'S AFRAID OF THE BIG BAD WOLF? WOMEN WRITE SONGS TOO Will Take You Into The Woods in Song and Humour
If you like high quality, memorable music, superbly performed, with a clever and informative narrative, then you will love this unique cabaret production.
BWW Reviews: ADELAIDE FESTIVAL 2014: THE SEAGULL Really Takes Off in this Stunning Production
In short, it is a triumph.
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