11 Mar 2018
WOMADelaide 2018 – Day 2: The Music Continues… – World Music Festival Review
Daytimes at WOMADelaide are difficult when it’s very hot. Most of the spaces in front of the stages are empty and the crowds try and squeeze into the available…
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10 Mar 2018
WOMADelaide 2018 – Day 1: A Day In Another World – World Music Festival Review
WOMADelaide 2018 got off to a magical start. Botanic Park looked wonderful but it must be said was already looking pretty dry and dusty before the hordes…
10 Mar 2018
WOMADelaide 2018 – Day 1: Where Music Heals And Souls Connect – World Music Festival Review
For the past decade the Kaurna Welcome, acknowledgment of country, and official opening, had been presented by highly respected elder, Stephen Gadlabarti. Sadly…
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9 Mar 2018
[chronicle] by Matt Brandwood: The Magic Of Mentalism – Adelaide Fringe Review
I have always had a fascination with magic and mentalism, not enough to study it and perform it myself, unlike Matt Brandwood, who tells the story of a passion…
9 Mar 2018
Ross Noble – El Hablador: Serious Comedy Done Brilliantly – Adelaide Fringe Review
In his aptly named new show, El Hablador (the ‘talkative one’ or, the ‘storyteller’), Ross Noble continues to do exactly what he does best – present close to…
9 Mar 2018
Unsuitable by Tumble Circus: Wildly Comical, Sweaty, Physical Theatre! – Adelaide Fringe Review
Tumble Circus (they’re not kidding!) originates from Belfast, of all places, and co-founder Ken Evil was quick to point this curious fact out at the very start…
8 Mar 2018
Aidan Jones – The Abersham Flat: Living With A Con Man For A Flat Mate – Adelaide Fringe Review
Aidan Jones has a very relaxed demeanour. As you walk into the small and intimate room at The Producers Bar, you are greeted as if you’re catching up with an…
8 Mar 2018
Nurse Georgie Carroll: The Gloves Are Off – Adelaide Fringe Review
With nearly 20 years nursing experience, Georgie Carroll has plenty of material to draw from in her one-woman stand-up comedy blast. She is in ten places at…
8 Mar 2018
Peggy Lee “Is That All There Is?”: Style And Grace Personified – Adelaide Fringe Review
Setting a cruisy, sunset dinner show in the National Wine Centre was a stroke of genius on the part of UK-based Australian singer, Brigitte Baden-Rennie.
8 Mar 2018
Steve Poltz: I Love My Job – Adelaide Fringe Review
Steve Poltz bounds out onto the Trinity stage and greets his audience with his usual wide eyes and a smile that approaches craziness. He begins his set with the…
8 Mar 2018
That Daring Australian Girl: A Remarkable Story Brilliantly Told – Adelaide Fringe Review
That Daring Australian Girl is the story of Muriel Matters, an Adelaide born woman who became a leading figure in the UK suffragette movement in the early 20 th…
7 Mar 2018
Allen by S.J. McMillan: Deliciously Dark With Splats Of Silliness – Adelaide Fringe Review
When a psychiatrist needs help, to whom does he turn? A ‘positive reinforcement’ calendar? A set of ‘self-help’ tape recordings? Nup. It’s actually all about…