Adelaide Reviews

: Peter Bleby; 30 January 2009

The Importance of Being Earnest | Ridiculusmus

It’s hard to imagine how two men can play nine different characters, let alone in the last scene when all the major protagonists of varying age, gender and believability are on the stage at once

: Peter Bleby; 10 January 2009

The Mikado | Essgee Entertainment

From the moment the curtain went up the pulse was raised by some spectacular Japanese drumming in place of the traditional overture, with one huge drum descending gracefully from the fly gallery

: Stephanie Johnson; 19 December 2008

Bred to Perfection | Accidental Productions

The young contemporary company, Accidental Productions, has gone to the dogs with its latest show Bred To Perfection.

: Peter Bleby; 06 December 2008

Romeo & Juliet | Urban Myth

When you combine a beautiful outdoor setting, a fine set, great lighting, the energy of an enthusiastic bunch of under 30’s and the time-honoured words of the immortal Bard, you are bound to create something that is impressive.

: Stephanie Johnson; 28 November 2008

Elegies: A Song Cycle | SINGular & Six Foot Something

Elegies: A Song Cycle | SINGular Productions & Six Foot Something

Elegies: A Song Cycle is small musical theatre, not small in the sense of insignificant or lacking size, but rather in the sense of modest and unpretentious. Herein lies its beauty.

: Stephanie Johnson; 26 November 2008

The Adventures of Butt Boy and Tigger | Out Cast

The Adventures of Butt Boy and Tigger is as strange as the name suggests – a Boy's Own style foray into the on-line sexual fantasies of two gay men.

: Stephanie Johnson; 21 November 2008

Blowing Whistles | Focus Theatre

This astounding play titillates the hormones, tickles the funny bone, and touches the heartstrings as two men come to terms with ten years of togetherness.