Adelaide Reviews

: Peter Bleby; 16 March 2009

Free Man of Color | Independent Theatre

In 1828, John Newton Templeton was the first black graduate of the University of Ohio (and only the fourth in the US), some 40 years before the emancipation of the slaves.

: Stephanie Johnson; 13 March 2009

Potted Potter | Dan and Jeff

It’s all aboard the Hogwarts Express for mad muggles mayhem in the “Potted Potter” parody of the Harry Potter phenomenon.

: Peter Bleby; 11 March 2009

Faulty Towers the Dining Experience

Don’t mention the war! And they didn’t, but they did lots of other Fawlty memorabilia, such as That Walk, some hamster/rat carry on, business with a fire extinguisher, and Manuel’s famous “I know nussing!”

: Stephanie Johnson; 10 March 2009

After the End | Daniel Clarke

After the End is a brilliantly executed psychological thriller of post-apocalyptic proportions.

: Peter Bleby; 09 March 2009

Maestro | State Theatre Company of South Australia

Maestro is a masterful novel by Adelaide doctor and novelist Peter Goldsworthy, and has been adapted by its author and his daughter as an equally masterful play.

: Peter Bleby; 09 March 2009

The Devil's in the Detail | Space Cowboy

“Incredible” and “amazing” were the words on the lips of most of the capacity audience as they emerged from the intimate little theatre in the teeming Garden of Unearthly Delights

: Stephanie Johnson; 09 March 2009

A Company of Strangers | Strut & Fret

At the risk of sounding like Forrest Gump, the Adelaide Fringe’s A Company of Strangers is like a box of chocolates - you never know what you are gonna get next.