20 Feb 2015
Tubular Bells For Two At The Garden Of Unearthly Delights – Adelaide Fringe Review
Mike Oldfield’s haunting, mesmerising musical masterpiece, Tubular Bells is best remembered by many as the accompanying soundtrack for the 1973 movie The…
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20 Feb 2015
WRONGTOWN By Sisters Of Skit At La Bohème – Adelaide Fringe Review
The Sisters of Skit, Claire Bowman and Rose Sejean, are wonderful singers. Every song they sang was, as their promo boasted, pitch perfect. And they looked…
19 Feb 2015
A Midsummer Night’s Dream At Brighton Performing Art Centre – Adelaide Fringe Review
A Midsummer Night’s Dream marks Reverb Theatre Group’s third Fringe show having performed in 2013 and 2014 Fringe.
19 Feb 2015
Archer Brings His Old Guitar And Hundred-Year-Old Voice To The Garden – Adelaide Fringe Review
Initially, it seems as if the audience members have failed to realise that the rather nondescript fellow walking out onto the stage is the man they have come to…
19 Feb 2015
Arj Barker’s “Get In My Head” Has Them In Hysterics At Arts Theatre – Adelaide Fringe Review
It is always nice when the ‘big names’ don’t just come for one night and vanish. We are treated to 26 shows over Fringe when you can see Arj Barker, and I…
19 Feb 2015
Le Gateau Chocolat’s “Icons” Shares The Stories And The Songs That Have Shaped His Life – Adelaide Fringe Review
In the words of the person sitting next to me, Le Gateau Chocolat’s entrance from behind the audience was “so overwhelming – like a religious experience!” As…
19 Feb 2015
Sam Simmons: Spaghetti For Breakfast At The Garden Of Unearthly Delights – Adelaide Fringe Review
Sam Simmons continues to grow and develop as a comic and this year is no different. Whilst you could never say mainstream, his offering is just a tad less…
19 Feb 2015
Velvet Brings The World Of Disco To The Garden Of Unearthly Delights – Adelaide Fringe Review
The 80s are often touted as the era of excess, but I’m here to tell you that it all began in the ‘70s! Sequins, bedazzled Lycra, mirror balls and a burgeoning…
18 Feb 2015
A Four-Eyed Guide To The Galaxy – Adelaide Fringe Review
The last woman on earth, on account of a broken heart, will take you on a journey straight to the stars. Dressed in some surprisingly trendy pyjamas, Buzz…
18 Feb 2015
Boomstars Meet The Mad Scientist – Slick, Enjoyable Entertainment For Children And Their Parents – Adelaide Fringe Review
It is nice to attend a children’s program and be able to appreciate the genuine talent onstage. Considering today’s heatwave, we entered with trepidation into…
18 Feb 2015
Briefs: The Second Coming Brings The Best Of Boylesque To Royal Croquet Club – Adelaide Fringe Interview
From their humble beginnings in Brisbane ’s alternative variety scene, Briefs has grown into a national and international touring company who seem to pick up…
18 Feb 2015
Celia Pacquola: Let Me Know How It All Works Out – Adelaide Fringe Review
I really can’t fault Celia Pacquola – except maybe for making me feel like I could never be as funny as her. We were the ‘Tuesday night’ crowd – packed in to…