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The Deep Blue Sea ~ Independent Theatre ~ Review

The Deep Blue Sea ~ Independent Theatre ~ Review

by The Clothesline | Dec 1, 2024 | Reviews, Theatre

[Theatre – SA] The Deep Blue Sea Star Theatre 1 Fri 29 Nov, 2024 Set in London in the 1950’s, Terrence Rattigan’s curious play centres around Hester Collyer, a woman who has renounced her upper class life for a new life among the hoi polloi with a much younger...
Amadeus: Jealousy v Musical Genius in 19th Century Vienna ~Theatre Review

Amadeus: Jealousy v Musical Genius in 19th Century Vienna ~Theatre Review

by Michael Coghlan | Nov 27, 2022 | Reviews, Theatre

[THEATRE ~ UK/AUS] Star Theatres, Sat 26 Nov, 2022 Presented by Independent Theatre Amadeus is a remarkable play. Written by Peter Shaffer and first performed in 1979, it is based on a fictional feud between Mozart and the court composer in Vienna at the time, Antonio...
Mrs Warren’s Profession: She Works Hard For The Money ~ Independent Theatre Review

Mrs Warren’s Profession: She Works Hard For The Money ~ Independent Theatre Review

by Michael Coghlan | Nov 17, 2019 | Reviews, Theatre

[THEATRE ~ AUS] Goodwood Theatre, Sat 16 Nov. George Bernard Shaw’s influence on English language theatre is considered by some to be second only to Shakespeare. Known primarily as a playwright, Shaw was also a critic and political activist. Mrs Warren’s Profession is...
Bracken Moor: A Chilling Tale Of Depression And Hope – Review

Bracken Moor: A Chilling Tale Of Depression And Hope – Review

by Michael Coghlan | Nov 16, 2014 | Reviews, Theatre

Odeon Theatre, Fri Nov 14 Given that this is a story about mine closures, the death of a child, depression, and economic hard times it could have been a real downer, but it is far from it. British playwright Alexi Kaye Campbell has managed to script a tale that is...


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