13 Mar 2015
Lumina Vocal Ensemble Performs “16 Candles” – Adelaide Fringe Review
16 Candles celebrates the sixteenth anniversary of the Lumina Vocal Ensemble, a choral group that specialises in medieval and renaissance music. The program was…
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13 Mar 2015
Steph Acraman Performs Nice Girls… Don’t Stay for Breakfast – Adelaide Fringe Review
Not being a Julie London aficionado, I wasn’t sure why this show was called Nice Girls… Don’t Stay for Breakfast , but after listening to tonight’s performance…
13 Mar 2015
Winds Of Woerr Performs At Tandanya – Adelaide Fringe Review
As an introduction to Torres Strait Islander culture – each and every audience member is greeted and welcomed on arrival. Then en masse we’re taught ‘yes thank…
13 Mar 2015
Yanni Burton Laments The Same Old Love At The Promethean – Adelaide Fringe Review
Yanni Burton is an ex-Adelaidian who currently resides and works in NYC. His first trip back to Australia in ten years to promote his EP, Same Old Love , was…
12 Mar 2015
Beauty And The Beast: A Love Story That’s No Fairy Tale – Adelaide Festival Review
This Beauty and the Beast is no children’s fairytale, but it is still a beautiful story about love, prejudice and accepting difference, just with a lot of…
12 Mar 2015
Edgar’s Girls: Burlesque Based On Poe – Adelaide Fringe Review
This show begins promisingly with an impressive version of Florence And The Machine’s Girl With One Eye , sung by Morgan Powell. The lyrics of this song, with…
12 Mar 2015
Fully Furnished: Love, Life And Weirdos At Gluttony’s Peacock – Adelaide Fringe Review
Life, love, weirdos – many of the audience will be able to relate to the scenes of Fully Furnished from share houses they’ve been a part of. Then add white…
12 Mar 2015
La Soirée Wows The Crowds At The Garden Of Unearthly Delights – Adelaide Fringe Review
With the excitement of children we entered the big tent to see La Soir é e. They are celebrating their 10 th year of global touring and high energy…
12 Mar 2015
The Cardinals’ Take On Humanity – Adelaide Festival Review
The Cardinals compresses 2000 years of human history into less than two hours, and tightly focuses this narrative within a puppet stage a few square metres in…
12 Mar 2015
The Experiment: A Monodrama Into The Human Memory – Adelaide Festival Review
Based on British playwright Mark Ravenhill’s 2009 work, The Experiment is billed as a ‘reimagining’ of this short monodrama in which one is confronted with some…
11 Mar 2015
17th Over The Fence Comedy Festival Of 12 short Films – Adelaide Fringe Review
12 films for the price of one! If you’re interested in seeing a film during the Adelaide Fringe check out the Over The Fence Comedy Festival ; a compilation of…
11 Mar 2015
Black Diggers: The Untold Stories Of WWI Aboriginal Soldiers – Adelaide Festival Review
The Queensland Theatre Company presents an incredibly fascinating and poignant story for the 2015 Adelaide Festival. Black Diggers reveals a collection of…