Sweet Road – Broadway World
Reviewed by Barry Lenny The Adelaide Repertory Theatre Society is back in its theatre again with Sweet Road, by Sydney (Australia) playwright, Debra Oswald, directed by Erik Strauts, who has [...]
Sweet Road – Glam Adelaide
Reviewed by Pat Wilson Described by its playwright, Debra Oswald, as ”a road movie on stage”, this idiosyncratic Australian play examines the subtle ways in which the outback impacts those who [...]
Sweet Road- TASA
Reviewed by David Smith The Rep has done us a service by bringing us this fascinating Australian play set in north western NSW at the turn of this century. Director and set designer Erik Strauts [...]
The Madness of George III – Glam Adelaide
Reviewed by Adrian Barnes Alan Bennett’s The Madness of George III received its premier on November the 28th 1991 at The National Theatre in London and subsequently toured The UK and [...]
The Madness of George III – Weekend Notes
Reviewed by Haydn Radford The Adelaide Repertory Theatre presents at The Arts Theatre the award-winning play The Madness of George 111. Written by Alan Bennett in 1991 it is the [...]
The Madness of George III – Broadway World
Reviewed by Barry Lenny The Adelaide Repertory Theatre Society is presenting Alan Bennett’s 1991 fictionalised biography, The Madness of George III, under the direction of Angela Short. [...]
The Madness of George III – The Adelaide Show
Reviewed by Ekkia Evans Filled to the brim with sophisticated lyricism and eloquent speeches by a talented cast, The Madness of George III thrusts you into a world of political turmoil as the [...]
The Madness of George III – Stage Whispers
Reviewed by Jude Hines Written by one of Britain’s best known and revered playwrights, The Madness of George III tells the story of the King’s declining relationship with his eldest son, the [...]
The Madness of George III – Barefoot Review
Reviewed by Samela Harris MGM has nothing on the cast of thousands involved in this Alan Bennett history drama.The stage of The Arts is a spectacle of red coats, insignia, and period wigs. There [...]
Humble Boy – TASA
Review by Alan Shepley The Rep’s latest offering of “Humble Boy” directed with deft touch by Kerrin White is both an interesting and curious play. Director White has assembled an evenly [...]
