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InReview
SA arts and culture news in brief: Australian String Quartet recording scoops prestigious US music award, expressions of interest sought for Rumpus’s 2023 season, young refugees share their stories in new exhibition, and city street art tours.
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Theatre
Fledgling Adelaide theatre company CRAM Collective is set to take to the stage with its second production – the world premiere of an Australian play in which three friends come together to relive the events of a dinner party that changed their lives.
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The idea of a critique of gender set in a reality show is enticing, but this show ultimately falls short of its ambitions. ★★
New collective Good Company Theatre will take a radically different approach to Shakespeare with its debut production Hamlet in the Other Room – a play that will be performed by an all-female cast in the dressing room, corridors and performance space of Rumpus.
Grounded in her own experience, Michèle Saint-Yves’ Clock for No Time is a play about disability, the father-daughter relationship and living in a world where it often feels like time is running out – and the writer-director is determined to ensure as many people as possible can see it.
Rumpus teams up with independent theatre-makers James Watson and Mary Angley to bring a touch of farce to the serious questions of what and who we believe when art and media become vehicles for propaganda.
