Review: PHÈDRE at Star Theatres
This is very fine; not perfect, but who else in Adelaide would be up to the task?
This is very fine; not perfect, but who else in Adelaide would be up to the task?
This is another big winner for Red Phoenix.
It is very much like a pantomime.
It’s a big, strong, and convincing cast.
There are lots of laughs and genuine suspense.
Red Phoenix has found a winning formula with their Festival of Shorts.
Red Phoenix has delivered an exceptional piece of powerful theatre.
The best-laid plans of George and Lennie, gang agley.
Sir James MacMillan today launches a major initiative aimed at putting Scotland centre stage in the world of composition.
Staking its reputation as an essential rock 'n' roll date in the annual calendar, with two now fabled awards nights at the 02 Islington Academy in 2018 and 2019 which saw a vast array of iconic artists performing and rubbing shoulders, the 2020 Vive Le Rock Awards is confirmed to take place this c
Attention to detail is a hallmark of Independent Theatre productions.
Vi has died, and her three daughters have come together for the funeral.
Let Independent Theatre take you back to a simpler time of black and white ethics.
Be sure to catch this extremely funny production.
The Adelaide Repertory Theatre are ending the year with a French farce, Don't Dress For Dinner.
For Its Final Production for 2016, Adelaide Repertory Theatre presents the fast and furious - yet sophisticated - Don't Dress for Dinner, by Marc Camoletti.
Theatre Guild at the University of Adelaide presents THE CRUCIBLE by Arthur Miller, directed by Geoff Brittain at the Little Theatre, The Cloisters, University of Adelaide from Today 6, Tuesday-Today 9-13 & 16-20 August 2016 at 7.
Theatre Guild at the University of Adelaide presents THE CRUCIBLE by Arthur Miller, directed by Geoff Brittain at the Little Theatre, The Cloisters, University of Adelaide from Saturday 6, Tuesday-Saturday 9-13 & 16-20 August 2016 at 7.