BWW Reviews: THE ILLUSIONISTS 2.0 Have Adelaide Audiences Spellbound
The seven performers bring a range of talents and skills to the stage in an action packed show that thrilled and amazed young and old alike from start to finish.
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BWW Reviews: THE ADELAIDE FESTIVAL CENTRE'S CHRISTMAS PROMS 2013 Brings in the Christmas Spirit
Each year, Santa arrives in Adelaide with the Christmas Pageant but, for many, Christmas really gets under way with the annual Christmas Proms.
BWW Reviews: All the Tears! All the Stars! A Moving DO YOU HEAR THE PEOPLE SING? in Shanghai
All the tears! All the stars! as Lea Salonga and Michael Ball headline a moving Do You Hear The People Sing? in Shanghai.
BWW Reviews: CLOSET LAND Takes Dark Look at Total State Control
A new amateur theatre company on the Adelaide scene, Growling Grin Productions, are presenting Closet Land at the intimate Bakehouse Theatre, a stage play adapted from the film of the same name.
BWW Reviews: DIL Is First Punjabi Music Video Made in South Australia
Jaggi Randhawa has a superb voice and puts a great deal of emotion into the song, doing it full justice in a wonderful performance.
BWW Reviews: MADAMA BUTTERFLY Returns to Adelaide for a Third Season
The State Opera of South Australia are restaging the 1997 production of Puccini's Madama Butterfly.
BWW Reviews: THE MYSTERY OF THE HANSOM CAB Arrives in Adelaide Once Again
The Adelaide Repertory Theatre Society, who operate at their own ARTS Theatre, are ending their year on a light, fun note with a melodrama last performed in Adelaide in 1988, The Mystery of the Hansom Cab.
BWW Reviews: MAGGIE STONE Is a Powerful Indictment of Racial Prejudice and Poor Treatment of Refugees
Maggie Stone is as hard as nails, unfeeling, unloved, self-opinionated, bigoted, and a racist, who lives with only a lizard for company.
BWW Reviews: Feast Festival 2013: BOSTON MARRIAGE Mixes the Social Mores of a Century Past With Attitudes of Today
This was my first review of a Feast Festival production for this year, and I could not have asked for a better start.
BWW Reviews: ORPHANS Are a Pair of Highly Dysfunctional Siblings
Bluefruit Productions is a relatively new company but they show considerable potential, so catch this show and follow their future progress.
BWW Reviews: THE PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD Takes Audiences to Ireland a of Century Ago
John Millington Synge's , The Playboy of the Western World, was first staged at the Abbey Theatre in 1907, and caused riots.
BWW Reviews: THE WAR OF THE WORLDS Brings Wells and Welles Together Again
On the 30th October, 1938, Orson Welles broadcast a dramatisation of The War of the Worlds.
BWW Reviews: ZEPHYR QUARTET: BEYOND THE SCREEN - Relaxed Evening of Musical Gems by Film Greats
The Zephyr Quartet's most recent concert, at the Promethean, was a relaxed cabaret style performance of rarely heard musical works by some of the greatest film composers of the 20th century.
BWW Reviews: EVENINGS AT ELDER HALL 2013: CONCERTO FOR ORCHESTRA: Young Musicians Thrill Audiences with Lutoslawski's Concerto for Orchestra
The eighth and final concert in the Evenings at Elder Hall concert series, Concerto for Orchestra, was a chance for the Elder Conservatorium Symphony Orchestra to celebrate the anniversaries of three great classical composers, Benjamin Britten, Witold Lutos?awski, and Richard Wagner.
BWW Reviews: GIOVANNI Brings Amore, Rapporio, and Parmesan to the Stage at La Bohème
This is another gem from Parham, following on from the great success of his previous very popular character, Schmoo, and this production, with some revision, has already had several outings through popular demand.
BWW Reviews: THE WEB Finds Intrigue and Devious Happenings on the Internet
The Bakehouse Theatre Company is presenting The Web, directed by Yasmin Gurreeboo whose debut as director for this company with And No More Shall We Part, was a triumph.
BWW Reviews: KEGELSTATT ENSEMBLE - REJOICE: Superbly Performed Chamber Music Gems
The Kegelstatt Ensemble are fast becoming one of the premier chamber ensembles in Australia and, as their most recent concert proves, deservedly so.
BWW Reviews : VERE (FAITH) is a Moving Account of a Once Great Mind Succumbing to Dementia
State Theatre once again have another successful piece of theatre on their hands, with nods and words of approval flowing as the audience left the Dunstan Playhouse at the Adelaide Festival Centre.
BWW Reviews: LA FORZA DEL DESTINO (THE FORCE OF DESTINY) Is a Thrilling Night of Grand Opera
Giuseppe Verdi's opera, filled with powerful emotions, has not been seen in Adelaide for over forty years, and this stupendous production leaves one wondering why that is so.
BWW Reviews: GMT Productions International - Inaugural Theatre Season: CRUSOE: NO MAN IS AN ISLAND Reassures Us That We Are Not Alone
We rarely have a chance to see somebody as exceptionally skilled and talented in physical theatre as Gavin Robertson and, as with the other three performances so far, everybody should be fighting for tickets.
BWW Reviews: GMT Productions International - Inaugural Theatre Season: SPITFIRE SOLO Just Gets Better and Better with Time
This gem from Nicholas Collett has now been played many, many times, in many, many locations and, it is safe to say, will continue to be played for a long time to come.
BWW Reviews: GMT Productions International - Inaugural Theatre Season: BOND! AN UNAUTHORISED PARODY Pokes Gentle and Witty Fun at the Almost Self-Parodying Spy Series
Bond! An Unauthorised Parody, finds the man with all the technical gadgets, the smart answers, and a string of girls with extraordinary names passing through his bed, facing the greatest challenge of his career as he hunts for a super-villain and a bomb.
BWW Reviews: GMT Productions International - Inaugural Theatre Season: NELSON - THE SAILOR'S STORY Goes Deeper than the Heroic Exploits of this Great Naval Officer
This s a master-class in how to write, direct, and perform a one man show, playing a number of very different characters, from varied regional backgrounds and social classes.
BWW Reviews: HOLY DAY (THE RED SEA) is a Frighteningly Real Look at the Worst Aspects of the European Settlement of Australia
The latest offering from the University of Adelaide Theatre Guild is the multi-award winning Adelaide playwright and screenplay writer, Andrew Bovell's Holy Day (The Red Sea).
BWW Reviews: OzAsia Festival 2013: EXTREME JUMP Was Exhausting Just to Watch
It was clear that bringing this group back for a return season was a very good move on the part of the Festival Director, Jacinta Thompson, with the audience leaving the performance with big smiles on their faces.
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