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5.1 have pulled off quite a coup with the world premiere stage production of this impressive and confronting play. Some years ago, a gay friend of mine living in a large share household was distressed to find a notice on the wall saying ‘all men are rapists, even Gary’, and…
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The Bakehouse Theatre plays host to Canadian playwright Morris Panych’s 2003 award-winning Girl In The Goldfish Bowl. A mild, yet interesting and engaging drama representing a crossover piece in the canon of the author. Panych, up until this work, was known for his musicals and his Theatre of the Absurd.…
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Patch Theatre Company’s Artistic Director Dave Brown has announced he will leave the top post in 2015. With a typically innovative approach, the outgoing Artistic Director of Adelaide’s well loved children’s theatre company also revealed a new initiative at Patch; the Artistic Director Residency Programme. The programme not only aims to…
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As part of the 40th Anniversary celebrations The Adelaide Festival Centre is presenting two exhibitions under the banner of the Spirit of the ‘70s. The first, Signifying Change, will revolve around the work of a group of contemporary artists whose work was supported and whose reputation was cemented during the…
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The locals turned out in force for the opening of Northern Light Theatre Company’s production of Little Shop of Horrors at the swank Shedley Theatre in Elizabeth. There were also plenty of the aficionados this cult classic rightfully attracts. Neither group was disappointed. For those who don’t know, this particular…
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David Sefton’s first Adelaide Festival recently concluded as an artistic, box-office and personal success for the new Artistic Director. 2013 also marked the first time the Adelaide Festival took place as an ‘annual event’, with the diverse and exciting programme generating in excess of $2.6 million in box office receipts…
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Kate Ceberano released a little of her positive energy to an appreciative audience at The Festival Centre last night with her launch of the 2013 Adelaide Cabaret Festival Programme. Molly Ringwald, Kristen Chenoweth and Cassandra Wilson are just 3 of the Divas who are looking to wow South Australian audiences…
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For most South Australians an evening of flamenco — and we have fine singers, guitarists and dancers here with regular contact with Spain — is a bare stage, some guitars, and percussion and a handful of dancers male and female. They perform a sequence of dances, solos and ensembles. Flamenco…
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The final theatrical production of the 2013 Adelaide Festival was the Warsaw based TR Warszawa Company’s production of Nosferatu, adapted and directed by Grzegorz Jarzyna. The play was performed in Polish with English surtitles. Theatre requires some effort on the part of the audience. That effort need be no more…
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Finally, a chance to see what all the fuss is about. Sylvie Guillem, prima ballerina assoluta, and the darling of the world’s greatest contemporary choreographers, comes to Adelaide in a triple bill, whose title is a tribute to the victims of the Japanese earthquake and tsunami. She is not alone. The…
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