ADELAIDE THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 140

UATG to present Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare, directed by Megan Dansie.

Time has run out.

In this, its 30th birthday year, Independent Theatre is producing not three plays but four.

Death in Bowengabbie is a one man show starring Elliott Howard as Oscar, an architect, and all of the other major and minor characters, including the pet Tasmanian Devil.

Mums and Dads can give a sigh of relief as Adelaide Festival Centre and National Pharmacies announce the highly anticipated 2014 Something on Saturday season, which this year celebrates its 37th year.

Bakehouse Theatre Company presents Death in Bowengabbie.

Galleon Theatre Group proudly presents an Australian premiere of Loves & Hours, written by Stephan Metcalfe and directed by Eric Strauts.

Your kids will love you dearly if you take them to this hilarious and exceptionally imaginative production, and the good thing is that you'll thoroughly enjoy it too.

Experience Zephyr Quartet in a new light from May 21-25 as this inventive South Australian ensemble continue their 15th Anniversary celebrations with a new performance project, Between Light, at Adelaide's historic Queen's Theatre.

The Art Gallery of South Australia has secured French Impressionist painter, Camille Pissarro's Prairie a Eragny (1886) for the Gallery's permanent collection.

In keeping with the traditional style of the books, there have to be some horrible bits, and the preparation of a body for mummification fits the bill perfectly

Brendan O'Carroll alias Agnes Brown of the Channel Seven smash hit television series Mrs.

Following the huge success of Skywhale, Adelaide Botanic Garden will again play host to the 2014 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art: Dark Heart, with an exhibition of ambitious works of art in a range of media by Biennial artist Caroline Rothwell.

The one-night only performance marks Aindrias' return to the Adelaide stage since enthralling audiences and critics alike at the Adelaide Fringe in 2010

Adapt Enterprises Presents: Lysistrata by Aristophanes at the Holden Street Theatres from May 15 until May 31.

Independent Theatre is known for the consistently high quality of its productions, and this is yet another real winner that will please audiences.

Adelaide Cabaret Festival Artistic Director Kate Ceberano has unveiled a stellar line up of not your usual suspects for her final year as Festival Director.

This is not one of those dreadful parodies, or ridiculously camp exaggerations.

Death in Bowengabbie- a very different love story that will delight and surprise you.

Nicola Gunn hilariously lampoons both group workshops and facilitators, but that is only the beginning.

Independent Theatre began its theatrical life at the Adelaide Fringe in 1984, and celebrates its 30th birthday this year.

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.

Northern Light Theatre Company presents Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, March 28-April 12.

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.

Adelaide Festival Centre will present Drawing on the Heroes Who Shape Us, a new exhibition by South Australian visual artists Damien Shen and Daniel Connell, held in the Artspace Gallery from 16 April - 1 June 2014.