Barry Lenny - Page 57

Five years in the making, A Delicate Situation came to the Space Theatre at the Adelaide Festival Centre to fascinate a full house audience with its supernatural themes.

One of the all time favourites with opera enthusiasts, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa more than fulfilled the expectations of her many admirers.

There is something for everybody in this sexy romp, but leave the kids at home.

They do say that, when you are on a good thing, stick to it, and the University of Adelaide Theatre Guild is doing just that, inviting Megan Dansie to direct William Shakespeare's tragic love story,

Once again, the State Theatre Company of South Australia has struck solid gold with their wonderful production of Neighbourhood Watch.

Nicholas Parnell has taken the vibraphone as his own, developing an impressive technique and a significant following as a soloist.

With only three more performances of this operatic masterwork, it is essential to waste no time in booking tickets. This is not to be missed.

Death in Bowengabbie is a one man show starring Elliott Howard as Oscar, an architect, and all of the other major and minor characters, including the pet Tasmanian Devil.

Your kids will love you dearly if you take them to this hilarious and exceptionally imaginative production, and the good thing is that you'll thoroughly enjoy it too.

The multi-award winning performer, Aindrias de Staic, flew in especially for this one night performance.

In keeping with the traditional style of the books, there have to be some horrible bits, and the preparation of a body for mummification fits the bill perfectly

The one-night only performance marks Aindrias' return to the Adelaide stage since enthralling audiences and critics alike at the Adelaide Fringe in 2010

Independent Theatre is known for the consistently high quality of its productions, and this is yet another real winner that will please audiences.

This is not one of those dreadful parodies, or ridiculously camp exaggerations. This production plays it dead straight.

Nicola Gunn hilariously lampoons both group workshops and facilitators, but that is only the beginning.

This production will leave the audience deeply moved and full of respect for what our armed forces go through during and after their terms of duty.

Northern Light Theatre Company are giving an airing to that golden oldie, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, a show that has not been seen in Adelaide for a while.

An exclusive interview with the very charming Richard O'Brien, best known as the creator of The Rocky Horror Show.

Fans of the show, or the film, will be turning up in droves and, quite possibly, attending more than once during this season.

There are twists and turns and red herrings galore, and plenty of laughs to keep the audience entertained.