Barry Lenny - Page 46

Make sure that you get a ticket before the season sells out.

It would be hard to find a better family event to help with getting into the festive spirit.

Sixty singers under the direction of Karl Geiger, made a suitably strong and joyful noise in Nativity.

BMG films and Manpreet Gill are leading the way into a new era.

Taken as a whole, the events explored a wide range of topics in a very personal way.

This is a highly polished production from a total professional.

Two years in development, the work is based on interviews with numerous Australian LGBTIQ teachers.

Take advantage of this opportunity to discover what the best of 21st Century performance has to offer.

If you need a laugh to take your mind off of the silly season, this could be just what you are looking for.

It is the complete package that we have come to expect from this group.

If you have never seen a melodrama or a recreation of the music hall, now is your chance to remedy that omission.

Galleon is presenting the BRITISH version of the play for the first time in Adelaide!

What were the others doing while Bottom was being fawned over by Titania?

After a sixteen-year absence from the Adelaide theatre scene, Stephen Sondheim's musical about relationships, Company, is getting an airing.

Do your best to follow the clues, and discount the various false leads, as you try to work out 'whodunnit'.

Michelle Ryan is a sensational dancer, an equally superb choreographer, and a great inspiration to others.

What really carries this production is the very fine acting, right across the board.

It has been close to two decades since this was seen in Adelaide, and this is a worthy performance.

The two hilarious comic opera 's presented were Mozart's Bastien und Bastienne and Offenbach's La Chanson de Fortunio.

I was absolutely thrilled by the sheer professionalism, imagination, technical skill, attention to detail, colour and movement.