Musical review: Chicago
Harking back to the Jazz Age of the late 1920s, Chicago is full of fizz and low comedy, great song and dance performances, and has a shrewd edge intended to make us think, even as we enjoy the razzle dazzle.
Harking back to the Jazz Age of the late 1920s, Chicago is full of fizz and low comedy, great song and dance performances, and has a shrewd edge intended to make us think, even as we enjoy the razzle dazzle.
He may be best known for his role on Kath & Kim, but actor and comedian Peter Rowsthorn is also a talented singer who is set to show his chops when Chicago the Musical opens in Adelaide.
In her first leading role in a major musical, Ruva Ngwenya inhabits the life of Tina Turner, channelling the emotional highs and lows that defined the iconic singer’s life and belting out the big hits that shaped her success.
Get out your velvet, your sparkles, your leather and suede for a lively night of non-stop song and dance: Elvis has entered the building.
Actor and singer Rob Mallett reveals how he has worked to bring the King to life in Elvis: A Musical Revolution, the touring stage show that gives audiences a glimpse of the man behind the myth.
Miss Saigon has landed in Adelaide once again. This now classic musical is well served with a splendid production more spectacular, captivating and accomplished than ever.