Events in the Music Theatre category that were part of the 1988 Fringe
Arrange in order of: Ascending | Descending
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BRIGADOON, Music Theatre
Official, Presented by Mayfair Theatre Company Inc. SA at Mayfair Academy Theatre - 166A Goodwood Rd, Goodwood as part of the 1988 Fringe
The delightful romantic musical set in Scotland, with music and lyrics by Lerner and Loewe. -
CANDIDE, Music Theatre
Official, Presented by Independent Theatre Company at Wyatt Hall, Pultney Grammar School - 190 South Tce, Adelaide as part of the 1988 Fringe
Exuberant, hilarious musical adaptation of Voltaire's classic comic novel satirising the philosophical proposition "everything is for the best in this best of all possible worlds." -
DECIBELS, Music Theatre
Official, Presented by Mulready and Muir SA at Side Space, Living Arts Centre - Cnr North Tce and Morphett St, Adelaide as part of the 1988 Fringe
An all-original music/theatre piece celebrating the dangerous power of the unfettered human voice and the absolute necessity of songs and poetry. -
GILBERT & SULLIVAN GREATS! SA, Music Theatre
Official, Presented by Gilber & Sullivan Society of SA at Latvian Hall - 4 Clark St, Wayville as part of the 1988 Fringe
The Gilbert & Sullivan Society of South Australia will be presenting for you Gilbert & Sullivan greats! This musical concert will contain all of the favourites you love and know... -
GROTESQUE UNDER STRESS, Music Theatre
Official, Presented by Theatre of the Ordinary, VIC at Troupe Theatre - Cnr Unley Rd and Oxford Tce, Unley as part of the 1988 Fringe
Dance, talk, sing and play drums - all without a score! A sequence of events unfolds, varying from abstract movement to personal revelations to outrageous lies. To a backdrop of... -
THE DOUBLE BASS, Music Theatre
Official, Presented by Platypus Theatre - Berlin, W. Germany at Theatre 62, The Chapel - 138 Burbridge Rd, Hilton as part of the 1988 Fringe
An inconspicuous double bass player, his ambiguous relationship with his ungainly instrument and his unrequited love for the soprano in the orchestra. Author Patrick Subkind is ...
