The orchestra excels at Miller's thundering, toe-tapping blends of percussion and brass. However, slower numbers provide a smouldering, shimmering difference in a clever balance between the repertoire on offer.
Few things could be more bizarre than Uta Uber Kool Ja's hotel room soirees, staged high above the cobblestone streets in a room with a view, at the Old Sydney Holiday Inn.
From behind the somewhat pedestrian and uninspiring title, The Drowsy Chaperone – a Musical within a Comedy – bursts a fabulous show full of fun, laughs, and straight out entertainment. And this SA premiere production is brilliant.
Interwoven themes of discovery, rebellion, misplaced affection, frustration, sexuality, gender distinction, emotional constriction, unrequited and unfulfilled love and attraction are explored in this play with humour and frankness.
The Brady Bunchis the latest work from Richard Frankland and explores, as the title aptly suggests, the notions of family and the facts and fallacies that accompany the family stereotype.