Annie Waters

Annie Waters

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Annie is a recent graduate of a Bachelor of Arts and Sciences from Adelaide University. She enjoys reading, playing Scrabble and looking at pictures of gorgeously ugly dogs. Currently fulfilling the life-long dream of working in a bookshop, she has aspirations to be an editor.

Articles by Annie Waters:

Adelaide, Adelaide Fringe 2014

Bel Canto Bowie

No Comments 16 March 2014

Alex Sutcliffe picks the flaws in this musical reworking of Bowie, but the audience seem to love it nonetheless.

Adelaide, Adelaide Fringe 2014

Papillon

No Comments 16 March 2014

Annie Waters is dazzled by this edgy, modern twist on circus performance.

Adelaide, Adelaide Fringe 2014

A Special Day

No Comments 13 March 2014

Annie Waters is blown away by the stunning, imaginative intensity of A Special Day.

Adelaide, Adelaide Fringe 2014

Sparrow-Folk – Nested Confessions

No Comments 10 March 2014

Humorous and sweet, this cabaret is less about revealing flesh and more about revealing the soul, as Annie Waters discovers.

Adelaide, Adelaide Fringe 2014

Dorothy Parker’s Sweet Release of Death

No Comments 10 March 2014

Annie Waters delves deep into the depressed mind of Dorothy Parker, large gin and tonic firmly in hand.

Adelaide, Adelaide Fringe 2014

Beyond Bidwill

No Comments 07 March 2014

Alex Sutcliffe sees the underlying message in Beyond Bidwill, despite dubious elements of its production.

Adelaide, Adelaide Fringe 2014

Gravity Boots: Can You Believe We’re in a Forest?

No Comments 04 March 2014

Mouth agape, Annie Waters struggles to comprehend the genius of the latest surreal comedy from Gravity Boots.

Adelaide, Adelaide Fringe 2014

Woodcourt: Animorphed

No Comments 28 February 2014

A nostalgic show based on K. A. Appelgate's Animorphs children's book series, this Woodcourts production converts Sarah Gates without the use of any Yeerks.

Adelaide, Adelaide Fringe 2014

Helpmann Academy Graduate Exhibition

No Comments 28 February 2014

Alex Sutcliffe is pleased with the promising, if diverse, future of the Adelaide art scene that he views at this year's Helpmann Academy Graduate Exhibition.