Adelaide Reviews

Details: Bianca Barbaro; 14 October 2007

In Australia to promote his new book Cultural Amnesia, Clive James is performing a select number of shows Out on His Own!

Details: Bianca Barbaro; 13 October 2007

Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks uses dance lessons as a metaphor for the life lessons the characters learn from one another.

Details: Peter Bleby; 26 September 2007

Into The Woods | The Gilbert and Sullivan Society of South Australia

This production sees the salad of storybook characters charmingly and whimsically pursuing their various dreams in the woods

Details: Bianca Barbaro; 17 September 2007

As much about the dancing as singing, Candy Man’s pièce de résistance has to be the choreography, vivaciously performed by Wayne Scott Kermond

Details: Peter Bleby; 11 September 2007

Doubt | State Theatre Company of South Australia

This is a thoughtful, well-wrought play that is bound to challenge, dabbling as it does in minefields which inevitably stir passions, suspicions, anger, fear, guilt, and most of all, doubt.

Details: Peter Bleby; 05 August 2007

Everything's F**KED | AutoPilot Productions

This experimental and high energy excursion into early 21st century “popera” makes good theatre, but I can’t see it enjoying the longevity of its generic predecessors.

Details: Bianca Barbaro; 25 July 2007

Varekai opens with an explosion of colourful creatures preening and playing in a mythical surround. It’s a world to which we are convincingly transported for the next couple of hours.

Details: Peter Bleby; 14 July 2007

Triple Threat | State Theatre Company of South Australia

Three plays, three authors and three directors: a worthwhile attempt to encourage young directors by the State Theatre Company, and a worthy celebration of the company’s 35th birthday