Bond. James Bond. Hear those words and you know what you’re in for. Bond has been called back from retirement (shock!). He’s maybe not the fittest he’s ever been but he’s none-the-less on the job. Then of course there’s the obligatory attractive female with a ridiculous name, the shady and mysterious villain, the slap-you-in-the-face-with-a-wet-haddock foreshadowing, …
Category: Performing Art
Performing Art
Oct 09
THEATRE – Nelson:The Sailor’s Story – GMT Productions International – The Forge, Marryatville – 3.5K
In the centre of London stands a column, atop which a man surveys all that is in front of him as tourists take pictures, feed pigeons and celebrate the ringing in of another new year. The man is Lord Nelson, Vice Admiral of the British Navy; a hero of the British people. In Nelson: The …
Oct 05
THEATRE: Eurobeat: Almost Eurovision – Northern Light Theatre Company – Shedley Theatre
Who doesn’t love Eurovision – with its corny songs, multiple costume changes, unparalleled enthusiasm, and awkward hosts? It’s become a phenomenon that in recent years sees groups of friends gathering together to enjoy the food of the host nation, while they watch the amazing, awkward, endearing and downright weird offerings put forth by each European …
Sep 14
THEATRE: Brief Encounter – Kneehigh (STCSA season 2013) – Dunstan Playhouse – 4.5K
What do you do if you meet the love of your life and it’s not the person you’re married to? UK based theatre company Kneehigh (as part of the State Theatre Company of South Australia’s 2013 season) presents an adaptation of Nöel Coward’s Brief Encounter; a film from 1945 which was itself a reworking of …
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