Annie
Director, Nadine Wood, Musical Director, Deborah Brennan, and Choreographer, Lauren Dempsey took on a daunting task and accomplished great things.
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Australian Cabaret Summer School 2012 Showcase
Two terrific sets of performances, together presenting fifteen wonderful cabaret performers, marked the end of an intense week of tuition and masterclasses.
A Chorus Line
If you do not already have a ticket, move quickly, because some who have already seen this terrific show are planning to buy more tickets and go again. You really do not want to miss this one.
Christmas Proms
The Adelaide Festival Centre’s Christmas Proms have become a regular treat for many Adelaide families, couples and even individuals, and a packed Festival Theatre showed that this year is no exception
Motherhood: the musical
Amy is a wide-eyed and overly-enthusiastic first-time mother-to-be, but that is all about to change as three of her friends, all veterans of motherhood, host a baby shower for her. The season has already added more performances, so be quick to book for this one, if you still can.
Fag Hag – Feast Festival 2011
I’m informed the term “fag hag” is highly offensive to a minority group of overly sensitive whingers who think it can only be used by those who are one.
Comedy Debate – Feast Festival 2011
The theme of this year’s Feast Festival is ‘Coming Together’, offering an ideal opportunity for six queer comedians to debate whether or not the gay community actually wants to come together as one.
Slicing and Dicing
If you are interested in modern theatre and exciting new projects, then you probably have your tickets anyway, or have already seen it. If not, then you need to be quick to book, as it is an intimate venue and there are only a few performances.
Eugene Onegin
Under the Direction of Nicholas Cannon, who also sings the role of Onegin, and the Musical Direction of Brian Chatterton, this is a marvellous evening of opera. Make this a unique Christmas treat for yourself and the whole family.
Gypsy: A Musical Fable
Based on her 1957 autobiography, Gypsy: A Memoir, this is the famous striptease artist Gypsy Rose Lee’s story of her life. You have several more chances to see this high energy and captivating production but it closes next Saturday, so do not leave it too late to book.
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