Opera singer and vocal coach Barbara Tanze is one of only eight certified Level 2 MDH Breathing Coordination practitioners in the world and she is coming to Adelaide to pass on her knowledge.
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Category Archive: Theatre
The real joy of this theatrical rendition is in the language, preserving the power and humour of Winton’s writing and its genuine Australian voice. Matched with some excellent staging and a solid ensemble of actors, That Eye, the Sky is a satisfying piece of theatre.
At a time of geopolitical tension, Stephen Sewell’s early classic ‘Welcome The Bright World’ comes roaring back to the Australian stage for the first time in 35 years
Fleur Kilpatrick’s play, Terrestrial, touches upon universal truths, and minor flaws in this slightly frayed production do not deter its key concerns from having a significant impact.
I want to reveal the beauty in the true authentic. The authentic behind the performed rendition of authentic. The beauty in the dag released.
If you haven’t seen The Choir Of Man’s show yet, make the effort to grab a ticket whilst you can. It is a show that you will find hard to beat for value, energy, and the sheer joy of that is encapsulated in the performance.
Deborah Brennan’s The Hummingbird Effect is built around a monologue that details how a seemingly random experience can trigger an evolution in the way we perceive our own lives. A brave but sometimes uncomfortable performance.
Alex Cofield – Supernova deserves ‘Sold Out’ signs to adorn the doorways of Rajopolis every night of this 2018 Fringe season.
Good people of Adelaide – make it happen!
The Travelling Sisters – Toupe is a sloppy and unfunny slew of directionless skits that relies far too much on flesh and far too little on fun.
Thrones! is a must-see at this year’s Fringe for anyone who is a fan of Game of Thrones; this is one cleverly constructed musical comedy that really delivers on the laughs.
