Adelaide Reviews

Details: Stephanie Johnson; 14 July 2008

Holden Street Theatres has once again provided Adelaide with some of its finest drama, serving up rich and rewarding professional theatre in its latest Director’s Choice Season.

Details: Stephanie Johnson; 14 July 2008

Discworld has returned to the Bakehouse Theatre in another Pratchett play – Carpe Jugulum. If this means nothing to you then the prolific literary produce of Pratchett has somehow passed you by.

Details: Peter Bleby; 13 July 2008

Blue/Orange | State Theatre Company of South Australia

Blue/Orange is an excellent and humourous exposition of this diaphanous dichotomy, of power and self-interest, of the bureaucratic regulation of human caring, and of the fact that not all doctors are saints.

Details: Peter Bleby; 23 May 2008

Les Misérables | Gilbert & Sullivan Society of SA

Les Misérables has justifiably become one of the world’s favourite musicals, and it is capable of lifting audiences to great heights of emotion, and to their feet at the end of a performance such as this.

Details: Peter Bleby; 26 April 2008

Billed as “the tightest Latin outfit to come from Australia so far” San Lazaro certainly lived up to its reputation.

Details: Peter Bleby; 21 April 2008

Billing themselves as “Australia’s newest orchestra”, Deep Blue is anything but a traditional symphony orchestra.

Details: Peter Bleby; 06 April 2008

From the moment the band started with its pre-show tune and audience warm-up, it was clear that this was going to be a fine professional performance.

Details: Ursula Beaumont; 12 March 2008

The performance by Black Grace, New Zealand’s leading contemporary dance company was a WOMAD exclusive and included a collection of short sections from the company’s repertoire of celebrated works