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- Tessa Leon
Bastard by name, bastard by nature. This year’s poster boy favourite proves he’s out to shake up the Fringe with an in-your-face show and a monster booty to match.
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- Stephanie Johnson
Avenue Q is an enchanting and naughty musical romp through the ABCs of life. No one minds their Ps and Qs on this adults-only musical Muppet romp.
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- Peter Bleby
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Pyjama Girl is a meditative and profound piece of theatre that gently exposes the myths and realities of violence between men and women.
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- Stephanie Johnson
Muhammad Ali, John Lennon, Billy Connolly, Meg Ryan, Dame Edna, and Bing Crosby may be stars on the world stage but one unassuming man upstages them all on Adelaide’s Festival Centre stage – Michael Parkinson.
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- Stephanie Johnson
Playwright Robert Harling has captured the indomitable spirits of six women in Steel Magnolias. Each woman has her own story, faces her own challenges and rises above them.
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- Stephanie Johnson
Four hundred years after it was written King Lear remains a frighteningly accurate account of rivalries, rejections and revenge within families.
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RBG: Of Many, One | State Theatre Company South Australia
There have been many single handers in recent years – all done excellently, with talent, creativity and salient messages. But this one stands out from them all.
There have been many single handers in recent years – all done excellently, with talent, creativity and salient messages. But this one stands out from them all.
There is no doubt that the three programs presented by the Ensemble Pygmalion were the sensation of this year’s Adelaide Festival.