Kiran Gupta
Journalist at Freelance
Managing Editor at MusicalTheatre.au
Journalist from Sydney | Email [email protected]
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musicaltheatre.au | Kiran Gupta
Agatha Christie is arguably the most well-known murder mystery writer and the plays that derive from her works often make terrific viewing. After a fantastic Australian season of The Mousetrap, the Theatre Royal plays host to another Christie classic, And Then There Were None, which tells the story of 10 people who become stranded on an island and have to find a way to get off without being killed.
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musicaltheatre.au | Kiran Gupta
It has taken a long time for Myles Smith to reach Australia. The British singer-songwriter was meant to tour Australia last year, playing small venues around Australia but the huge hype surrounding the singer meant that he postponed the tour to play in vastly upgraded venues to meet the ever-increasing demand for tickets to his shows. When he hit the stage at the Hordern Pavillion, the venue was as packed as I had ever seen it, with no room to breathe in the mosh pit and almost every seat taken.
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musicaltheatre.au | Kiran Gupta
Chris de Burgh is celebrating 50 years in the music business, with a career spanning multiple generations of fans and musical styles. As part of his world tour, he has been travelling around Australia, with two dates at the State Theatre and the Opera House to mark his time in Sydney. De Burgh very much covered the breadth of his discography through his 2.5 hour set, with everything from his earliest numbers to his newest hits.
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1 week ago |
musicaltheatre.au | Kiran Gupta
Gracie Abrams is one of the most exciting artists in the world right now. After supporting Taylor Swift for parts of the Eras Tour last year, Abrams’ fame has skyrocketed as she sold out three nights at Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena. Before Abrams took to the stage, the crowd were treated to a set from Ashe, who absolutely delivered with a superb display of pop music. “My first job is to make you toasty for Gracie,” said the singer.
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musicaltheatre.au | Kiran Gupta
Les Misérables is arguably the most decorated musical of all time, and has a special history in Australia, with the largest ever crowd for the musical being in Sydney’s Domain. Now celebrating its 40th anniversary, the production returned to Australia for a staged concert featuring some of the world’s greatest musical theatre stars. When the opening beats of the musical are heard, it sparks a thrill that few other moments in musical theatre can bring.
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I worked on this piece throughout the Australian summer of tennis & with all the discussion about doubles at the moment, it feels quite relevant - thanks @Calvbetton @DodigTennis @rohanbopanna @EllenPerez95 & many others for their insights #tennis #watchmoredoubles #doublestennis
Doubles has always been a vexing topic within the tennis world. In recent weeks, it has come to the minds of tennis watchers more than ever. @kirangupta_ provides insight into the thoughts of doubles players and how they feel ignored. #TheFirstServe https://t.co/9rtREcqxI3