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ADELAIDE FRINGE FESTIVAL 2010

Australian Audio and Lighting Technology  supports the Bakehouse
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20 Feb 2010 - 14 Mar 2010

As most of you will know, live theatre in Adelaide takes a well-deserved break over the December/January period each year, returning with renewed vigour, enthusiasm and all of the qualities necessary to join in the exciting Adelaide Fringe Festival Programme.

We are proud to announce that The Bakehouse Theatre will host a wide variety of excitingly different shows, covering many different genres, produced by both local and interstate artists.

Click on the "bookings and more information" tab below for a summary of Fringe shows on at the Bakehouse.  Each show also has its own separate page with more information. Check out  and click on the "what's on " list or choose "shows" in the top red navigation bar.

Also check out our "news" section to see what we are doing during the break to enhance your theatre experience.

The Bakehouse Theatre is proudly supported by AALT (Australian Audio & Lighting Technology)  8373 4222

www.aalt.com.au

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Bakehouse News

Emerging Artist Award

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A huge congratulations from everyone here at the Bakehouse to Corey McMahon who on Monday night was presented by The Adelaide Critics Circle with the Emerging Artist Award for his Directiion of "Osama the Hero" and "The Under Room".

Corey's group five.point.one presented both of these shows at the Bakehouse earlier this year to rave reviews and they should be very proud of their achievements.

Well done Corey!

About the Bakehouse

About the Bakehouse Theatre

The Bakehouse from Cardwell St
Studio Theatre

The Bakehouse is a charming, intimate live theatre at the east end of Angas Street, just a minute's walk away from the popular restaurant strip in Hutt St, and five minutes walk to The Garden of Unearthly Delights during Fringe time.