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Tyran Parke sings a piece from Compositions at Light the Night, 2013.

Tyran Parke’s unmissable ‘Compositions’ in Adelaide for one night only

24 April, 201531 December, 2019 Chris Fung 0 Comments Broadway, Compositions, Music Theatre, Photography, Stephen Schwartz, Theatre, Trent Parke, Tyran Parke

Aussie Musical theatre star Tyran Parke is bringing a very special concert to Adelaide’s Arts Gallery of South Australia next week, and

The Adelaide Festival of Arts 2015 programme

18 October, 201431 December, 2019 Mick Searles 0 Comments Abdullah Ibrahim, Adelaide Chamber Singers, Adelaide Festival Chorus, Adelaide Festival of Arts, Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, Adelaide Writers’ Week, Afiara String Quartet, Anna Livia Plurabelle, Art Gallery of South Australia, Arvo Pärt, Australian String Quartet, Bertie Blackman, Bill Viola, Bob Kingdom, Cecilia Westerberg, Charlie Wells, Craig Morrison, Cristian Ceresoli, Crystal Pite, Danny Elfman, David Sefton, Dawn of Man, Eric Mingus, Fela Kuti, Forest Swords, Fushitsusha, Gavin Bryars, Harper Simon, Hartung & Trenz, Hofesh Shechter, Jiri Kylian, Joel Cockrill, John Mauceri, Kira Perov, KK Barrett, Laszlo Zsolt Bordos, Lawrence English, Mat Fraser, Murmur, Olwen Fouéré, Paul Simon, Phelim McDermott, Phill Jupitus, Richard Thompson, Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, Silvia Gallerano, Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra, Terry Edwards, Tim Burton, Tom Wright, Trent Parke, Unsound Adelaide, Valentijn Dhaenens, Wesley Enoch

To a capacity crowd in the William Magarey room of the re-developed Adelaide Oval David Sefton revealed his programme for

Tyran Parke. Image by Blueprint Studios

Children and Art – Tyran Parke at the Art Gallery of NSW

5 May, 201431 December, 2019 AussieTheatre 0 Comments Andrew Lippa, Art, Art Gallery of NSW, Big Fish, Cabaret, Children and Art, Compositions, Don McClean, Joni Mitchell, Luke Byrne, one-man show, Pasek and Paul, Stephen Sondheim, Sunday in the Park with George, Sydney music theatre, Theatre, Trent Parke, Tyran Parke

Tyran Parke never fails to astound and delight in live performance. His new one man show Children and Art, which

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