Review: GRAV – ADELAIDE FRINGE 2024 at Ruby's At Holden Street Theatres
What did our critic think of GRAV – ADELAIDE FRINGE 2024 at Ruby’s At Holden Street Theatres?
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What did our critic think of GRAV – ADELAIDE FRINGE 2024 at Ruby’s At Holden Street Theatres?
Sylvia Brécko, is eager to talk and sing about her Fur Baby, Audrey.
A well-crafted production directed by Corey McMahon
The performance, of course, received a standing ovation.
The opening night performance was a big hit with the audience.
It is very much like a pantomime.
This is a tour de force for Erin James
Sue Wylie is wonderful in what is almost a one-woman show.
It’s a musical I really enjoy.
I cannot recommend this show highly enough.
Her expressive vocals captivated the audience.
A modest play, sentimental without being mawkish.
A performance as multifaceted as Umiumare herself.
This was a deeply moving and most memorable performance.
Ben Saunders’s direction keeps the action flowing like champagne.
A fascinating and captivating performance.
Rajan tells the story with humour, and great skill.
Director, Nick Fagan.
It’s a big, strong, and convincing cast.
A quirky musical with plenty of heart.
The audience was enthusiastic in its laughter and applause,
Every aspect of this production deserves accolades.
Lesley Reed has cast the play as an all-female production.
Backstage is a dangerous place to e for the cast and crew of Nothing On.
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