ADELAIDE THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 146

CONVERSATIONS WITH GODDESSES is set for The Big Slapple (48 Lounge) 27-28 February, 1-2 March at 7pm.

Maggie Stone is as hard as nails, unfeeling, unloved, self-opinionated, bigoted, and a racist, who lives with only a lizard for company.

The Lunchtime Concert at 1.

This was my first review of a Feast Festival production for this year, and I could not have asked for a better start.

Following on from a successful 2013 season, Adelaide Festival Centre presents the return of Sessions, an assortment of live music from local, national and international acts over 13 nights in the Space Theatre.

Bluefruit Productions is a relatively new company but they show considerable potential, so catch this show and follow their future progress.

John Millington Synge's , The Playboy of the Western World, was first staged at the Abbey Theatre in 1907, and caused riots.

Boston Marriage is a wickedly funny comedy of errors and manners.

Adelaide Festival Centre's CEO and Artistic Director, Douglas Gautier announced today that Artistic Director for Adelaide Cabaret Festival in 2015 will be Barry Humphries.

Put your tap shoes on and get ready to dance the night away at the Festival Theatre as Adelaide Festival Centre celebrates Broadway Proms - Christmas on 42nd Street, with special guests Mitchell Butel and Chelsea Gibb on 13 - 14 December.

As its final production for 2013, Independent Theatre is staging that most famous of all Irish comedies - John Millington Synge's 1907 masterpiece, The Playboy of the Western World.

The Adelaide Youth Orchestras' (AdYO) dynamic 2013 season will finish on a high note at Elder Hall on Sunday November 24 with an End of Year Concert at 3pm featuring performances by three of AdYO's orchestras - the Adelaide Youth Wind Orchestra, the Adelaide Youth Sinfonia and the Adelaide Youth Str

The South Australian premiere of the award-winning play Orphans by Dennis Kelly is to be staged by Bluefruit Theatre at the Bakehouse Theatre on Angas Street from 7 November.

On the 30th October, 1938, Orson Welles broadcast a dramatisation of The War of the Worlds.

The Firm will present its final concert for the year on Monday November 4, 8pm, Elder Hall with a performance of Franz Schubert's last piano sonata D.

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.

Award-winning German puppet theatre company Thalias Kompagnons are set to enchant Adelaide audiences for the first time with the Hans Christian Anderson classic fairytale Steadfast Tin Soldier presented by the Adelaide Festival Centre at the Space Theatre from today, 30 October - 2 November.

The Lunchtime Concert at 1.

Beyond the Screen - Zephyr Quartet present rarely performed concert works for string quartet by some of the legends of film composition and premiere a special commission from one of the leading lights of modern motion picture music-making.

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.

Wagner's bi-centenary is remembered in the moving and evocative Prelude to Tristan and Isolde.

The full program for The Body in the Garden, Australia's first crime and garden writers festival, was announced today.

The grand finale of the Elder Hall's Evenings at Elder Hall for this year is a brimful of extraordinary music performed by the Elder Conservatorium Symphony Orchestra with acclaimed Tenor, Patrick Power in a presentation acknowledging masterpieces by musical legends: Wagner, Britten and Lutoslawski.

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.

One of the world's most loved and successful vocal groups, The Platters, will return to Adelaide for the first time in many years for two performances only at The Regal Theatre 275 Kensington Road, Kensington, Adelaide on 22 and 23 November at 8.