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Stirling One Act Play Festival – Stirling Players – Group 1
The Stirling One Act Play Festival celebrates the richness of community theatre, bringing together diverse companies, original voices and classic works in a welcoming showcase of creativity, collaboration, talent and shared storytelling.
Stirling One Act Play Festival – Stirling Players – Group 2
Five very different plays, from laughter to reflection – an entertaining night at Stirling.
Machinal – Red Phoenix Theatre Company
Red Phoenix Theatre Company's bold production of Machinal is compelling and provoking, and with a strong cast and unified vision across all elements of the production, is impossible to ignore.
Peace in Our Time – Stirling Players
Strong performances and atmospheric design stand out in this wartime drama.
Adrift In New York – The Adelaide Repertory Theatre
A nostalgic and playful production, full of fun, music and spirited performances.
The Whale – The University of Adelaide Theatre Guild
The Whale is a profoundly moving and beautifully acted production that explores love, loss, and forgiveness with unflinching honesty — intimate, courageous theatre that leaves audiences changed long after the
Shakespeare in Hollywood – Adelaide Repertory Theatre
Two of Shakespeare's favourites come to life in this fantasy for the ages.
Mum’s Gift – Therry Theatre
A ghost with a mission, anger issues, hidden agendas and secrets galore. Just another family gathering.
Mother and Son – Adelaide Repertory Theatre
Penni Hamilton-Smith was superb as the intermittently, seemingly demented Maggie Beare - alternately quick and sharp, with actions to match, slow and calculating, with devastating effects on her son Arthur.
Hangmen – Red Phoenix Theatre
Red Phoenix Theatre’s latest production at Hindmarsh’s Holden Street venue is a very dark comedy-drama that should appeal to all types of true theatregoers.
King Lear – University of Adelaide Theatre Guild
Brant Eustice strongly understands the text and uses the versatile Little Theatre to good effect in King Lear.
Moonlight and Magnolias – Adelaide Repertory Theatre
A rather bizarre premise carried superbly by a great ensemble cast guided by direction with a practised eye for comedy. See it !
A Shortcut to Happiness – Therry Theatre
"A Shortcut to Happiness" is funny, warm and so very human. Do get along to the Arts Theatre and see it.
Treasure Island – Adelaide Repertory Theatre
This production of the well-known tale is played for the fun it contains, and succeeds admirably. It's well worth a visit.
Scarlett O’Hara at the Crimson Parrot – St Jude’s Players
Old classic movies, relatable tales and people, and a touch of humour make for an entertaining show.
Noises Off – The Adelaide Repertory Theatre
An hilarious farce within a farce
Home, I’m Darling – Therry Theatre
This is a faultless, must-see production.
An Ideal Husband – The Adelaide Repertory Theatre
The Adelaide Rep’s production of Oscar Wilde’s An Ideal Husband is stylish. All production elements are well designed and executed.
The Suicide – Red Phoenix Theatre
This is a striking - even jarring - dark comedy from early Soviet Russia. Red Phoenix successfully brings us both its subtle and blatant critiques of the regime.
Four Flat Whites in Italy – Therry Theatre
Therry Theatre’s quality production of “Four Flat Whites in Italy” is a gentle comedy about two couples enjoying the proverbial ‘holiday of a lifetime’
The Mystic Dr. Drake – Radio Noir Productions
With sharply focussed casts and running at a good pace, these three locally written 1940s radio plays were true to their origins and very entertaining.
Hand to God – University of Adelaide Theatre Guild
Director Nick Fagan has gathered some of Adelaide’s most enthusiastic performers for this blasphemous black comedy which is in turn shocking and hysterical. It explores the oft-confusing notions of faith, morality, and our own human nature.
Sweet Road – Adelaide Repertory Theatre
What a pleasure it is to see and hear an off-the-beaten-track Australian play. Set in the broad Australian landscape, it delves into serious matters, both personal and universal.
Festen – Red Phoenix Theatre
The subject matter of Festen is disturbing, and occasionally making light of it is risky and provocative, but it works.
A Midsummer Night’s Dream – University of Adelaide Theatre Guild
The University’s Little Theatre is a great venue for the works of Shakespeare. It lends itself to the rapidly changing scenes of most of the Bard’s work.
Tarantara! Tarantara! – The Gilbert & Sullivan Society of SA
Director Richard Trevaskis and the entire company have produced a high quality that can only but impress.
4000 Miles – University of Adelaide Theatre Guild
Strauts has created a thoughtful and enjoyable glimpse into what it feels like to be ‘miles apart’ from someone else’s lived reality.
Dividing the Estate – Red Phoenix
The strength of this piece is not so much the subject matter but the intricacies of the characters, and the superb cast who honour them.