We’ll Always Have Paris – Broadway World
Review by Ewart Shaw “We’ll always have Paris”, is one of the great lines from Casablanca, but you know that because you read reviews in Broadway World. Two old lovers part, [...]
We’ll Always Have Paris – Stage Whispers
Review by Barry Hill Not even the wrath of the elements could dampen the enthusiasm and warmth of the Adelaide Repertory Theatre’s latest production, We’ll Always Have Paris! Written by Jill Hyem [...]
We’ll Always Have Paris – Glam Adelaide
Review by Fran Edwards With a background in acting and vast experience in writing plays for radio and television many of which have been adapted for the stage, Jill Hyem wrote We’ll Always Have [...]
We’ll Always Have Paris – TASA
Review by Alan Shepley The Adelaide Rep with director Norm Caddick at the helm has delivered an entertainment gem with Jill Hyem’s play We’ll Always Have Paris. Set design by Brittany Daw coupled [...]
We’ll Always Have Paris – Barefoot Review
Review by Samela Harris What a pleasant confection of a play. Jill Hyem, who died in 2015, was a prolific writer of plays and TV series which tapped nicely into the general zeitgeist of English [...]
We’ll Always Have Paris – Weekend Notes
Review by Haydn Radford Three old school friends are drawn together in Paris. Nancy, (Deb Walsh), who has the authority of a former headmistress, is looking forward to a quiet weekend in her [...]
Crimes of the Heart – Barefoot Review
It is some time in the 1950s in steamy small town Mississippi when three sisters reunite under difficult circumstances. They’ve grown up under dysfunctional circumstances, raised by their [...]
Crimes of the Heart – Weekend Notes
The Adelaide Rep has opened its 2021 season with an outstanding new interpretation of the 1981 Pulitzer Prize-winning play Crimes of the Heart by American playwright, Beth Henley. [...]
Crimes of the Heart – TASA
Director Geoff Brittain has drawn some strong acting from his cast in Beth Henley’s examination of sisterly interaction, set in 1970s Mississippi. Many still relevant social issues are [...]
Crimes of the Heart – Glam Adelaide
Originally due to be produced last year, Crimes of the Heart has finally made its appearance for Adelaide Rep. Beth Henley won the Pulitzer for this play in 1979, and it went on to be [...]
