Barry Lenny is a critic at BroadwayWorld.com. With a rich background in theatre and music, he covers themes in arts and entertainment, particularly focusing on theater and film, while also engaging with topics such as reviews and academia. Barry is a long-time member of the prestigious Adelaide Critics Circle and brings two decades of writing experience to his role, representing Adelaide in South Australia.
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Barry Lenny's coverage is primarily focused on providing reviews of theater performances and cultural events, with a specific focus on the Adelaide area. He seems particularly interested in covering the OzAsia Festival, Adelaide Festival Centre, and various theatrical productions in the region.
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By: Barry Lenny
To hear it orchestrated for 67 musicians is a remarkable experience.
Reviewed by Ewart Shaw, Saturday 12th October 2024. It's probably premature to expect Papal dispensation, but it looks like Northern Light
Reviewed by Ewart Shaw, Friday 18th October 2024 Visiting Mr Green , by American playwright Jeff Baron , sits comfortably for Galleon on the Domain Theatre stage.
Theatre for young people deserves work of this quality.
You don’t want to miss this one.
How is it done? Wonderfully.
Sporadic Productions succeeds admirably.
Reviewed by Ewart Shaw, Saturday 9th November 2024. Peter Kenna's semi-autobiographical play, A Hard God , deserves its status as an Australian
A first-class production.
Reviewed by Barry Lenny, Tuesday 19th November 2024. Closing the 2024 season, State Theatre is presenting Jack Maggs , adapted by South
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