Laura Antoniazzi News

I have not laughed so much at the theatre in God knows how long.

This is another big winner for Red Phoenix.

Good for a laugh.

Red Phoenix has found a winning formula with their Festival of Shorts.

The funniest, most disreputable thing I think I’ve ever witnessed.

Described as Sesame Street meets The Exorcist, the funniest and filthiest Broadway show in years finally makes its South Australian premiere in University of Adelaide's iconic Little Theatre.

The Theatre Guild is back in the Little Theatre presenting Amy Herzog’s award-winning play, 4000 Miles.

Leo has just cycled 4000 miles across the USA.

Another superb production from Red Phoenix.

With nine plays, across a variety of genres, there is something for everybody in this theatrical festival

A staged reading of Gogol's hilarious tale of bureaucratic bungles, The Government Inspector opens in the Little Theatre on Thursday 2nd April and runs for two nights only.a??

Taking the term, 'dysfunctional family', to a completely new level.

The play is a comedy, but it has depth and substance.

The inexplicable disappearance of three schoolgirls and their teacher.

The year is 1900, the location Appleyard College, a private girls' school near Melbourne, the date, St Valentine's Day. It's a blistering summer's day and four pupils and their teacher set off for a picnic at nearby Hanging Rock. They were supposed to be back in time for dinner. All but one vanish, never to be seen again.

The year is 1900, the location Appleyard College, a private girls' school near Melbourne, the date, St Valentine's Day. It's a blistering summer's day and four pupils and their teacher set off for a picnic at nearby Hanging Rock. They were supposed to be back in time for dinner. All but one vanish, never to be seen again.

Vi has died, and her three daughters have come together for the funeral.

The Theatre Guild is thrilled to open its 80th Anniversary Season with a fresh look at William Congreve's The Way of the World, last produced by the Guild in 1980 in Union Hall. Thirty eight years later, we revisit Congreve's witty text, this time as a staged play reading in the Little Theatre.

Be sure to catch this extremely funny production.

It is worth going out on a cold wet night to see this one.