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Dusty The Musical: Feel The Magic Of The Sixties and Witness The Remarkable Life and Music of British Pop Icon Dusty Springfield – Review

Dusty The Musical: Feel The Magic Of The Sixties and Witness The Remarkable Life and Music of British Pop Icon Dusty Springfield – Review

by Michael Coghlan | Jan 1, 2017 | Live Music, Musical Theatre, Reviews, Theatre

Festival Theatre, Sat 31 Dec. Dusty Springfield was born into a strict Catholic family as Mary Isobel Catherine Bernadette O’Brien. She was considered a plump and plain redhead with enough musical talent to accompany her older brother at family show and tells. Mary,...
Brink Productions Presents The Aspirations Of Daise Morrow: Profound and Funny, Featuring Live Music by Zephyr Quartet – Review

Brink Productions Presents The Aspirations Of Daise Morrow: Profound and Funny, Featuring Live Music by Zephyr Quartet – Review

by Nikki Fort | Oct 14, 2015 | Reviews, Theatre

Space Theatre, Tue 13 Oct As soon as you enter the Space Theatre you begin this wonderful experience. All conventional seating gone, the floor is carpeted in parched grass scattered with gum leaves, and wooden folding chairs form roomy concentric circles around a...
The Aspirations Of Daise Morrow: A Brutally Funny and Profound Look at Human Nature by Brink Productions – Interview

The Aspirations Of Daise Morrow: A Brutally Funny and Profound Look at Human Nature by Brink Productions – Interview

by Nikki Fort | Sep 24, 2015 | Interviews, Theatre

by Nikki Fort. The Aspirations Of Daise Morrow is based on a short story by Australian writer and Nobel Prize recipient, Patrick White. Set in the fictional town of Barranugli, one family prepares for a day at the dump while another readies themselves for the funeral...
The Front: Music, Sadness and Humour from The WWI Trenches of Fromelle, France – Adelaide Cabaret Festival Review

The Front: Music, Sadness and Humour from The WWI Trenches of Fromelle, France – Adelaide Cabaret Festival Review

by Rosie van Heerde | Jun 8, 2015 | Adelaide Festivals, Cabaret, Reviews, Theatre

Dunstan Playhouse, Mon 8 Jun Set in the trenches of Fromelles, France in WW1, The Front has been a labour of love by writer/composer Lane Hinchcliffe. Making its professional debut (in its current format) at Adelaide Cabaret Festival, this dramatic musical theatre...
Beckett Triptych: Three Works By Influential Playwright Samuel Beckett – Adelaide Festival Review

Beckett Triptych: Three Works By Influential Playwright Samuel Beckett – Adelaide Festival Review

by David Robinson | Feb 26, 2015 | Adelaide Festivals, Reviews, Theatre

State Theatre Company Scenic Workshop & Rehearsal Room, Adelaide Festival Centre, Wed Feb 25 The State Theatre Company has opened its 2015 season with an Adelaide Festival run of Beckett Triptych. Three of influential playwright Samuel Beckett’s works, helmed by...
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