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Elevate! The Musical: A Good Lift To Be Stuck In – Adelaide Fringe Review

Adelaide Festivals / Musical Theatre / Reviews / Theatre / March 16, 2018
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Gate 1 at Tuxedo Cat at Broadcast Bar, Thu 15 Mar.  [THEATRE – VIC/NSW/TAS] More and more shows at this year’s Fringe begin before the audience arrives. The cast of Elevate! The Musical are already...


The Colour Orange – The Pauline Hanson Musical: Fish & Chip Shop Classy – Adelaide Fringe Review

Adelaide Festivals / Comedy / Live Music / Music / Musical Theatre / Reviews / Theatre / February 28, 2018
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Thelma, A Space Called at RAJOPOLIS at Raj House, Tue 27 Feb. [THEATRE/MUSICAL THEATRE – NSW] Pauline Hanson may have drifted out of the news again lately, but she is still rich fodder for humour. And,...


It’s Only Life: A New Musical Revue Featuring John Bucchino – Adelaide Fringe Review        

Adelaide Festivals / Music / Musical Theatre / Reviews / February 21, 2018
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Theatre One at The Parks Theatres, Tue 20 Feb. [THEATRE/MUSICAL THEATRE – AUS/USA] Award winning Broadway composer John Bucchino delighted the opening night audience with a musical revue that soothed...


Green Day’s American Idiot: Billie Joe Armstrong’s Brilliant Semi-Autobiographical Rock Opera Of Living In The Wasteland Of The U.S. of A. – Theatre Review

Live Music / Musical Theatre / Reviews / Theatre / January 21, 2018
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Her Majesty’s Theatre, Sat 20 Jan. Sometimes as a reviewer you just want to say, ‘It’s fucking brilliant. Don’t read this review, just go see it.’ Green Day’s American Idiot is one of those...


Green Day’s American Idiot: An Electrifing Rock Musical Featuring A Brilliant All-Australian Cast – Phil Jamieson Interview

Interviews / Live Music / Music / Musical Theatre / Theatre / January 14, 2018

by Robert Dunstan. American Idiot is a high-energy rock musical based on American punk band Green Day’s 2004 concept album of the same name. The show, first staged in 2010, has enjoyed great success...


Richard O’Brien’s Rocky Horror Show: It’s Just A Jump To The Left And A Whole Lot Of Fabulous Fun To The Right – Musical Theatre Review

Cabaret / Musical Theatre / Reviews / Theatre / January 1, 2018
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Festival Theatre, Sun 31 Dec. Richard O’Brien’s Rocky Horror Show has well and truly arrived as Adelaide audiences delighted in doing the Time Warp once again this New Year’s Eve. Patrons were buzzing...


The Addams Family: A New Musical ~ A Great Adaptation Of The Classic Television Series Presented by Scotch College – Review

Family Entertainment / Musical Theatre / Reviews / Theatre / July 29, 2017
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The Fisher Chapel, Scotch College, Fri 28 Jul. Based on the single-panel cartoons by Charles Addams, The Addams Family the musical opened on Broadway in 2010 and premiered in Adelaide with Matt Byrne Media...


Saturday Night Fever: A Musical Adaptation Of The 1977 Cult Classic, Presented by Matt Byrne Media at Arts Theatre – Review

Musical Theatre / Reviews / Theatre / July 7, 2017
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Arts Theatre, Thu 6 Jul. With music and lyrics by The Bee Gees and based on the 1975 article Tribal Rites Of The New Saturday Night and the famous 1977 movie, you would think that the musical version would...


Le Gateau Chocolat ~ Black: The Untold Story Of His Hopes, Fears And Struggles With Depression – Adelaide Cabaret Festival Review

Adelaide Festivals / Cabaret / Musical Theatre / Opera / Reviews / June 23, 2017
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Dunstan Playhouse, Thu 22 Jun. Nigerian-born Le Gateau Chocolat has been a favourite at the Adelaide Fringe for some years. For this year’s Cabaret Festival he presents Black – a depiction of a life...


Jekyll & Hyde The Musical Presented by Marie Clark Musical Theatre Company at The Arts Theare: There’s A Fine Line Between Evil And Madness – Review

Musical Theatre / Reviews / Theatre / May 27, 2017
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The Arts Theatre, Fri 26 May. The classic story of the brilliant Doctor Jekyll, who believes he has the answer to eradicating evil and madness from the world, still feels relevant today. Adapted into a musical...



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