Tag: Review

• Unperturbed: a moving and accurate depiction of grief

  

  Father and son duo, John and Jack Kearney, have created a remarkably touching play that articulates the struggles of grief.

  ontherecord

  March 17, 2022

  Adelaide Fringe 2022, Review

  Adelaide Fringe 2022, amy bloink, Arts, Bakehouse Theatre, jack kearney, john kearney, kaylie chieco, max danta, michael cameron, nevus, Review, Theatre, unpeturbed

• “No war is worth it”: In Their Footsteps is an insight into the lives of American women in the Vietnam War

  

  Director Carly Fisher brings together a moving performance that makes you laugh and cry at the same time.

  ontherecord

  March 10, 2022

  Adelaide Fringe 2022, Review

  Adelaide Fringe, Arts, Ashley Adelman, Bakehouse Theatre, Carly Fisher, Donut Dollies, In Their Footsteps, Review, Theatre, Vietnam War

• Review: ScoMo’s Sunday Service

  

  ScoMo’s Sunday Service is an unconventional rite of worship in which Scott Morrison recalls how his irresponsible nature, God’s Plan, and excrement landed him as the 30th prime minister of Australia.

  ontherecord

  February 21, 2022

  Adelaide Fringe 2022, Review

  Adelaide Fringe, Adelaide Fringe Festival 2022, Arts, braden hamilton, comedy, george glass, nic conway, performing arts, Review, Scomo's sunday service, Scott Morrison

• Review: Love at a Distance

  

  Phi Theodoros and her ukulele Willow make an endearing team in an ever-so-timely production of Ukulele Dream Girl: Love at a Distance.

  ontherecord

  September 4, 2021

  Arts, Review

  Arts, Holden Street Theatre, local theatre, Review, South Australia, Umbrella Festival

• Review: Blithe Spirit: A story of the beyond

  

  The University of Adelaide Theatre Guild presents Blithe Spirit, a mystical story of communicating with the beyond. Lorenzo Polisena reviews.

  ontherecord

  August 21, 2021

  Arts, Review

  Blithe Spirit, local theatre, mystical, performance, Review

• Review: Sex Lies & Betrayal: Memoirs of a Hollywood Star

  

  In a symphony of charisma and crudeness, JTM Productions presents Sex Lies & Betrayal: Memoirs of a Hollywood Star.

  ontherecord

  July 17, 2021

  Arts, Review

  Adelaide Cabaret Fringe Festival, cabaret, Holden Street Theatre, hollywood, Karla Hillam, mem, Review