Barry Lenny - Page 42

"There are just too many great things to see here!" complained a punter. What a wonderful problem to have.

The Isabetta Project, performed is a Mediaeval/modern production performed in a promenade style.

Sylvia Brecko is a most personable performer, chatting to the audience like old friends.

I see no reason why this should not tour overseas and, in fact, it should.

The extraordinary diversity of music, information, play and entertainment can be quite overwhelming.

As opening nights go this was a big one and if this level of artistry, diversity and energy is going to be maintained, we are in for quite a weekend.

The two hour long performance was based on Pina Bausch's memories of life in post-war Germany.

It is about a mother's love and having to let go of the woman/child she has cared for and protected.

In effect, there are five plays running at the same time.

The combination of the live and video performances is impeccable.

What is clear is that this is a joint effort by the three actors and the director.

German cabaret personality returns to Adelaide Fringe!

The performance left me questioning my reason for living in the city.

Godspeed You! Black Emperor is an experience rather than a band.

This is the usual high standard show that we have come to expect from Amelia Ryan.

Zhao Liang has put together a fascinating evening of traditional Chinese music and contemporary music,

Habitus is a powerful work, questioning some of the fundamental aspects of our world.

This topical story will have you squirming while you laugh

This shorthand Shakespeare on speed is a delight from the beginning.

Sufjan Stevens was certainly amongst friends at the Thebarton Theatre.