25 Feb 2015
River: A Moving Piece At The Bakehouse Theatre – Adelaide Fringe Review
River is a loner, but she has crafted a busy enough life for herself. She frequents a quiet caféteria where she can be alone unnoticed. She has become something…
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25 Feb 2015
White Rabbit Red Rabbit: Impromtu Theatre At Royal Croquet Club – Adelaide Fringe Review
In one sense it seems unfair to review this show. Reviews comment on how well a play is acted, directed, sung, staged… based on what decisions were made, and…
24 Feb 2015
“The Bureau Of Complaints” Are Ready To Take Your Call – Adelaide Fringe Review
If you like to complain, or if you like to listen to other people complain or if you just like to see how silly people can be with their complaints, then this…
24 Feb 2015
Meow Meow Is The Crowning Superstar Of Cabaret In “Feline Intimate” – Adelaide Fringe Review
Meow Meow was a late entry into this year’s Fringe so you won’t find mention of her in the printed program. But do yourself a favour and find you way to The…
24 Feb 2015
Peter Combe: Wash Your Kids In Orange Juice – Adelaide Fringe Review
Can Peter Combe really do any wrong? Presenting a beautifully ageless persona, he performs a fabulous program for kids of all ages and is accompanied throughout…
24 Feb 2015
Puppetry Of The Penis Are Pulling Out All Tricks At Royalty Theatre – Adelaide Fringe Interview
As of today most of the Western World has played host to Puppetry Of The Penis and having conquered the world with no pants on, they’re back to make eyes pop…
24 Feb 2015
Remember Doctor Bubble: The Bubble Magician @ The Jade Monkey – Adelaide Fringe Review
It’s hard to go wrong with anything associated with children if you add bubbles into the mix. And not just any bubbles, I mean life-size, room-soaking…
24 Feb 2015
Richard Thompson: Get Ready For The Electric Trio At Her Majesty’s Theatre – Adelaide Festival Interview
Renowned as both a songwriter and guitarist of the highest calibre, and possessing an equally impressive canon of recorded works, Richard Thompson has pretty…
24 Feb 2015
Sax To The Max: Saxism Performs At The Spire – Adelaide Fringe Review
This was a very enjoyable way to spend a Sunday evening listening to four wonderfully skilled musicians showcasing the saxophone and creating music magic. The…
24 Feb 2015
The Big Giggle Has The Kids Laughing At Royal Croquet Club – Adelaide Fringe Review
Stacey and Tracey from Oz Star Airlines host this family based cabaret show which is excellent for all ages – even without children, you will have a…
24 Feb 2015
Trygve Wakenshaw’s NAUTILUS: A Work In Progress At Tuxedo Cat – Adelaide Fringe Review
Billed as a work in progress – a chance to witness the development of a new piece of theatre, this show gets off to a rather confronting start. Trygve is…
24 Feb 2015
Vanity Bites Back At The Tuxedo Cat – Adelaide Fringe Review
Any show at the Coffee Pot acquires the status of ‘secret gig’, up a laneway, up some darkened stairs. Helen Duff’s extraordinary show deserves to shed the…