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Picnic at Hanging Rock – University of Adelaide Theatre Guild
Picnic at Hanging Rock started life as a book written by Joan Lindsay in 1967. Regarded as one of Australia’s finest novels, it is...
The Memory of Water – St Jude’s Players
Reviewed by Jacqui Wall
August 2018
Opening night and only one stumble, literally. Who knew that ghosts were just as susceptible to set decorations not being...
GLORIOUS! – Therry Dramatic Society Inc.
Thursday 8 February 2017 Reviewed By: Lesley Grady Highly recommended The Therry Dramatic Society’s Glorious! is delightful. Under the direction of Geoff...
JANE EYRE – Therry Dramatic Society
Reviewed by Richard Lane August 2017 Willis Hall’s adaptation of Charlotte Bronte’s novel Jane Eyre, is regarded generally as...
THE PSYCHIC – Adelaide Repertory Theatre
June 2017 In the Australian premier of “The Psychic”, wonderfully directed by Erik Strauts, all the actors played their parts...
TWO BROTHERS – Red Phoenix Theatre
Reviewed by Fran Edwards May 2017 Hannie Rayson has written many good Australian plays over the last 37 years, some very...
DON PARTIES ON – Red Pheonix Theatre
Reviewed: Jacqui Wall November 2016 Red Phoenix Theatre is an exciting new addition to the Adelaide Theatre circuit. Their...
THE ELEPHANT MAN – Adelaide Repertory
Reviewed by Richard Lane April 2016 The Elephant Man concerns the life of John Merrick in London at...
HOLY DAY – Adelaide University Theatre Guild
Reviewed by Ceri HornerOctober 2013 Andrew Bovell’s play Holy Day is a brilliantly constructed and brutally confronting murder mystery set on the edge of white...
PRIVATE LIVES – Therry Dramatic Society
Reviewed by Richard LaneAugust 2013Noel Coward’s 1930’s Private Lives is a difficult work for Australian directors but who better than Barry Hill to tackle...
AWAY -Adelaide Uni Theatre Guild
Reviewed by Jacqui Mulady May 2013 Michael Gow’s “Away” is read in the majority of secondary schools as part of the English curriculum. I...
SCENES FROM A SEPARATION – Stirling Players
Reviewed by Kym Clayton February 2011 The structure of the play is interesting and is another in an ever-growing number in which writers bend...
THE FEMALE OF THE SPECIES -Stirling Players
Reviewed by Richard Lane September 2010 Joanna Murray-Smith is possibly more famous than Australian theatrical treasure David Williamson. The acerbic critic Alison Croggan certainly...