Browsing Tag adelaidefestival
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8.5ScoreAdelaide Festival: A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Review by Stephanie Rillo Be transported through time and space to a magical, Shakespearean world where dreams and reality collide. The Elizabethan comedy A Midsummer Night’s Dream has ...
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7ScoreAdelaide Festival Review: The Pulse
The Pulse: Gravity and Other Myths What happens when you combine some of the country’s best acrobats with an a cappella choir to rival The Barden Bellas? You ...
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Give an unforgettable gift this Christmas
SWEENEY TODD The Demon Barber of Fleet Street 8 – 15 May | Her Majesty’s Theatre Leave a loved one’s spine tingling and heart racing with the gift ...
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AF21 has landed
70 Events, 10 Australian Premieres, 1 Big Festival Adelaide Festival 2021 will see almost 600 artists will work on and off stage to present no fewer than 70 ...
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Adelaide Festival Centre Update
ADELAIDE FESTIVAL CENTRE COVID-19 UPDATE.PERFORMANCES SUSPENDED AND VENUES CLOSING TO THE PUBLIC Following the declaration of a Public Health Emergency in South Australia, Adelaide Festival Centre venues will ...
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8ScoreFire Gardens review
Last weekend the Adelaide Botanic Gardens were set aflame for Adelaide Festival’s Fire Gardens by Compagnie Carabosse. Spread over four nights, the gardens were filled with thousands of ...
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10ScoreReview: The Doctor
REVIEW Adelaide Festival: The Doctor by Robert Icke and the Almedia Theatre A 21st Century adaption of Arthur Schnitzler’s Professor Bernhardi, The Doctor directed by Robert Icke for ...
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5ScoreAdelaide Festival: Black Velvet
(Reviewed by John Glennie) This show is part of the Adelaide Festival (not the Fringe) and was held at the Odeon Theatre in Norwood. I am a huge ...
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10ScoreThe Lighthouse review
Adelaide Festival “The Lighthouse” by Patch Theatre Adelaide Festival 2020 has begun! With awesome shows and art displays popping up everywhere, I started off this season with Patch ...
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Monster Theatre
Monsters come to life across opening weekend of2020 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art: Monster Theatres ‘21st-century contemporary art has shown a marked tendency to co-opt the strategies of drama, ...