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Review: Holiday/Chapters from the Pandemic ~ theatre notes Aug 14, 2007 ... Ranters Theatre @ Arts House, North Melbourne Town Hall. ... while Holiday is exquisite minimalist theatre that focuses on the apparently ... 2.
MIAF: Now That Communism is Dead My Life Feels Empty ~ theatre notes Max Lyandvert's production of Now That Communism Is Dead My Life Feels Empty takes the only possible approach: this is very much Lyandvert's vision of the ... 3.
Review: Thom Pain/The Eisteddfod ~ theatre notes Jul 24, 2007 ... Since its first outing, The Eisteddfod has had seasons at the PS122 and Ontological-Hysterical Theatre in New York and Belvoir St in Sydney, ... 4.
Review: Just Macbeth ~ theatre notes Any kids who later encounter Macbeth proper will be well primed. Most importantly, as my shining ... Or as Alquist in the Cyberman version of RUR. ... 5.
Review: The Temptation of St Anthony/The Tell-Tale Heart ~ theatre ... The Temptation of St Anthony, from the novel by Gustave Flaubert. Direction, set design and lighting concept by Robert Wilson, music and libretto by Bernice ... 6.
Review: King Lear/The Seagull ~ theatre notes King Lear by William Shakespeare and The Seagull by Anton Chekhov, directed byTrevor .... or a more recent one I really liked, a National Theatre production ... 7.
Dance Massive: Lawn, Rogue, Untrained ~ theatre notes Lucy Guerin's Untrained, presented in the dance-friendly space at the Meatmarket, is another take on command and response. The premise is lucid and simple: ... 8.
Festen ~ theatre notes Aug 12, 2006 ... Festen, dramatised by David Eldridge, based on the dogme film and play by ... Not only have I not seen Thomas Vinterberg's film Festen, ... 9.
Review: Hotel Obsino, The Jerilderie Letter ~ theatre notes The Jerilderie Letter by Ned Kelly, directed by Lloyd Jones. With Peter Finlay and Malcom Hill (guitar). La Mama until September 30. Bookings: 9347 6142 ... 10.
Review: The Masque of the Red Death, Yibiyung ~ theatre notes The Masque of the Red Death, adapted from a story by Edgar Allan Poe, directed by John Bolton. Music by Jo Laing, set design by Jeminah Reidy, ... |
