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- Stephen Davenport
Perfect Nonsense makes rib-tickling, crowd-pleasing comedy out of its larger-than-life Jeeves and Wooster tale – and does its subject justice with terrific performances from its cast.
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- Peter Bleby
Who says, ”Never act with children (or animals)”? These kids are a definite asset to this show and to this company.
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- Stephen Davenport
With its small cast and a few pieces of furniture, it is a stark play that poses a straightforward question: What would we do if we could live our lives over?
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- Stephen Davenport
This stupendous show is an absolute whoop, a jolly, big-hearted, comical, incident-packed and acrobat-heavy circus romp that has to stand as one of the most inexorable and enjoyable productions to hit the Thebarton Theatre in years.
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- Stephen Davenport
This touring Australian show certainly delivers two-hours of razzle-dazzle bursting with burlesque, sequins, comedy, illusion and strategically held feathers that reveal just enough of the female form.
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- Stephen Davenport
Adelaide Rep’s version of the Pulitzer Prize-winning play Cat on a Hot Tin Roof is a delight. Director Barry Hill has delivered up a gratifyingly insinuating and refined production of the Tennessee Williams classic.
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- Peter Bleby
The cream of Adelaide’s 12 – 24 year old musicians celebrated the 150th anniversary of the opening of the Adelaide Town Hall, and entranced a capacity audience with their notable ability, energy and sheer enthusiasm in a splendid concert befitting the occasion.
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