Dunstan Playhouse, Thu Jun 12 As the first South Pacific Islander musical ever created, The Factory is a future milestone in the history of performance art in this region. After experiencing the show firsthand,...
Dunstan Playhouse, Wed Jun 11 Shuffling onstage with jauntily tipped cap, Freedman was in character from the word go with his American accent and thoughtful musings as Harry Nilsson, Grammy award winning...
Since their inception back in the late 1960s at King’s College, Cambridge, The King’s Singers have maintained their quality six-part male a cappella sound with a stack of awards over the years and over...
by Catherine Blanch. The lads of musical comedy group Tripod have been slowly working their way in to the world of the Adelaide Cabaret Festival. 2012 saw them performing in the Banquet Room with Men...
Festival Theatre, Tue Jun 10 It was with great anticipation that a packed Festival Theatre settled in for an evening of entertainment from two of musical theatre’s greatest talents today. Well known...
Artspace, Wed Jun 11 For those of you that may not know, Yon (AKA Simon Hall) is the wide-eyed shorter-than-the-other-guys guy from the much-loved musical comedy trio, Tripod. Making his solo debut at the Adelaide...
Banquet Room, Wed Jun 11 Beccy Cole and Libby O’Donovan are seasoned, powerhouse performers and artists in their own right; Cole is one of the finest proponents of country music anywhere, and O’Donovan...
by Siân Williams. Between 1930 – 1970, composer and lyricist Harold Arlen penned over 500 songs, including the unforgettable Somewhere Over The Rainbow and Stormy Weather, for movie soundtracks,...
by Catherine Blanch. The name David Campbell is recognisable on so many levels: co-host of Nine Network’s Mornings, son of Aussie Rock legend Jimmy Barnes, father to Leo, husband to Lisa, singer, musical...
Space Theatre, Mon Jun 9 Entertainment guru and professional schmooze, Nelson Aspen charmed Adelaide Cabaret Festival audiences with his much loved brand of Hollywood cheese. Weaving his way through the audience...
