Adelaide Reviews

Details: Stephanie Johnson; 08 November 2008

This heart rending and uplifting musical tells of a time when mainstream society shunned the gay community and the HIV virus destroyed lovers, lives and laughter.

Details: Stephanie Johnson; 08 November 2008

Just the title - The Cripple of Inishmaan - hints that this play has the makings of a good Irish yarn. And so it does, to be sure.

Details: Peter Bleby; 07 November 2008

There is no doubt that the Goons were very funny. And so are these guys.

Details: Stephanie Johnson; 31 October 2008

Leigh Warren and Gina Rings have created a magical piece of dance that weaves it's way through the Tandanya galleries, leaving the audience to part like the rivers and ebb and flow with the performance.

Details: Peter Bleby; 24 October 2008

HMS Pinafore | G&S Society of South Australia

There is something indestructible about G & S – even today there is relevance in the pillorying of social class distinctions, which is the nub of Pinafore.

Details: Stephanie Johnson; 03 October 2008

The Drawer Boy | Bakehouse Theatre Company

The Drawer Boy is a beautifully crafted piece of theatre that speaks volumes in any language.

Details: Peter Bleby; 22 September 2008

The Pink Floyd Experience is a New Zealand group that got together to honour this remarkable band, and their work has been so successful they are now internationally known and followed.

Details: Stephanie Johnson; 14 September 2008

Mixed Salad Productions has shown exactly why David Lindsay-Abaire’s tenderhearted play Rabbit Hole won a Pulitzer Prize, was performed on Broadway and is now being adapted into a film.