22 Feb 2016
The Legend Of Ned Kelly: Hero or Villain? – Adelaide Fringe Review
Was Ned Kelly a Hero or Villain? This is the question we, the audience are asked by the actors on stage, through words written by Deirdre Quinn and song and…
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22 Feb 2016
The Sea! The Sea! Words On Water While You Dine – Adelaide Fringe Review
You know you’re in for a treat when you venture all the way to Semaphore’s outstanding vegetarian restaurant Sarah’s Sisters. If you are treated to thoughtful…
22 Feb 2016
Trapped: Tight and Effective Group Work from SA’s Vertical Insanity Circus at Gluttony – Adelaide Fringe Review
Trapped is a growing work from Vertical Insanity Circus, a local SA based ensemble. The work features a series of specialities from the performers, as well as…
21 Feb 2016
Auslusion: Comedic Intellect And Dazzling Magic At Worldsend Theatre – Adelaide Fringe Review
Performing to a packed Worldsend Theatre, Jace Wonders and Scott Stunz brought some mystifying magic to the city of Adelaide! What follows a witty intro is some…
21 Feb 2016
Bubble Show With Milkshake: Enjoy The Wonder And Magic Of Brilliant Giant Bubbles – Adelaide Fringe Review
The Jade Monkey, usually considered a music venue, works really well for children and bubble clowning. Dr Bubble and his very able assistant, Milkshake, are…
21 Feb 2016
Burlesque Feather Fan Dance Workshop: Bring Out Your Inner Vixen – Adelaide Fringe Review
Wow what FANtastic fun! Flouncing with huge ostrich feathers! In a relaxed and fun environment we learned the essential feature of fan dancing – the art of…
21 Feb 2016
Damushi Ensemble: Afro Beats, Jazz Reggae and Chart Toppers From This Percussive 10-Piece Band – Adelaide Fringe Review
Damushi Ensemble has members who are currently residents in Australia as well as from Ghana, playing in the traditional African style, featuring percussion and…
21 Feb 2016
Experience And The Girl: A Look At How Young Muslims Reconcile Traditional Beliefs With The Secular World – Adelaide Fringe Review
Created and performed by Randa Sayed , this show has been described as Islamic and sexy, and odd as it may seem, they are both apt descriptions. We were all…
21 Feb 2016
Jagged Little Thrill! Ladies That Rocked – Alanis And Etheridge: Angst Ridden Female Rocks Chicks At The Norwood Hotel – Adelaide Fringe Review
Not just the ‘Lady’ rocked in this show but the men backing her did too. Jacqui Yeo and her band – Paul Kolomitsev on Guitar, Ben Chambers on Bass, Tim Donovan…
21 Feb 2016
Lӓther – Helsinki and Elsewhere – The Music of Frank Zappa: You Can’t Do That On Stage Anymore – Adelaide Fringe Review
Lӓther are back and Adelaide’s Frank Zappa cognoscenti is out in force, hoping for another evening of total immersion in an astonishing, peerless soundscape. As…
21 Feb 2016
My Life As A Gay Bum: A No Holds Barred Autographical Look Into One Man’s Homosexual Encounters – Adelaide Fringe Review
As we are led into a dark room, with only a dim light against the wall, we stand in the black in anticipation of what is to come. As nick42berlin makes his…
21 Feb 2016
The James Plays Trilogy: Three Gripping and Historical Pieces from The National Theatre Of Scotland – Adelaide Festival Interview
Excitement is steadily building as audiences impatiently await the arrival of The James Plays Trilogy , a series of three dramatic works written by Rona Munro…