21 Nov 2014
Thomas Jaspers in God, Save The Queen… And All Who Love Her! – Feast Review
The British Royal Family is a pretty funny bunch of people. There are Prince Philip’s racist comments, the interesting Windsor family facial features, Fergie’s…
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17 Nov 2014
Michael Griffiths Is Growing Up For Feast Festival With Adolescent – Interview
Adelaide’s favourite crooner, Michael Griffiths, has just turned 40 but still thinks he has a lot of growing up to do. Having performed in musicals including…
16 Nov 2014
Thomas Jaspers In God, Save The Queen – Feast Interview
Comedian Thomas Jaspers returns to Adelaide Feast Festival for a third time with his latest show God, Save The Queen. Thomas, whose alter ego is the leggy…
13 Nov 2014
Bob Downe Oozes Bob, Sweat And Tears Once Again For Adelaide – Feast Interview
Coming to the 2014 Feast Festival is the ever-effervescent and Safari suit-clad king of cabaret Bob Downe, not only to perform the return season of his…
11 Nov 2014
Matthew Mitcham Dives Into Feast Festival With Twists And Turns – Feast Interview
Matthew Mitcham is best known as an Olympic and Commonwealth Gold Medallist Diver, but this year his performances have been on the stage as well as the diving…
11 Nov 2014
Selina Jenkins is Beau Heartbreaker: One Woman Performing As One Very Endearing Bloke – Feast Interview
They say that behind every talented man is and equally-talented woman. None truer than when singer songwriter Selina Jenkins slips on a beard and hat to…
17 Oct 2014
THE 2015 ADELAIDE FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS – Fri Feb 27 – Sun Mar 15: Program Launch Media Release
Thu Oct 16 marked the launch of the 2015 Adelaide Festival of the Arts Program at the William Magarey Room, Adelaide Oval. Artistic Director David Sefton began…
20 Sept 2014
6 And 7: Something Very Extraordinary From TAO Dance Theatre – OzAsia Review
How many adjectives does it take to describe the work of TAO Dance Theatre’s Founder and Creative Director Tao Ye?
20 Sept 2014
Nova Heart: Reinventing Modern Electro Sound… Their Way – OzAsia Review
When Nova Heart eventually take to the stage, later even than their advertised delay, the surprises begin immediately. Billed as a ‘modern electro’ band, using…
15 Sept 2014
Hiroko Watanabe And Above The Clouds: Beautiful Calligraphy And Hypnotic Japanese Sounds – OzAsia Review
Something of enormous delight in attending a show within OzAsia is the tantalising unknown, and this show was no different. Expect the unexpected…
15 Sept 2014
Synergy Percussion Meets Noreum Machi: Traditional Meets Contemporary – OzAsia Review
OzAsia brings so many delectable acts to our city, it is hard to decide what to go and see. So much can appear to be quite literally foreign, as we encounter…
13 Sept 2014
Ibsen In One Take: An Avant-Garde Exploration Of Chinese Theatrical Convention – OzAsia Interview
Inspired by many of the works of prolific Norwegian dramatic playwright Henrik Ibsen – including The Doll’s House, Peer Gynt, Hedda Gabler, Ghosts and An Enemy…