12 June 2015
Christie Whelan Browne begins the show by making her way through the audience, and arriving on stage as a breathless young performing arts graduate keen to make…
12 June 2015
What a ride! Roaming spotlights playing over audience and stage at the start of the show suggested we were in for something big! Looking positively glamorous in…
12 June 2015
“Don’t be scared” of the Storm ahead… The beguiling Amazon that is Storm Large is going to make everything alright, and you will be seduced and “deeply scarred…
12 June 2015
Sun records holds a prestigious place in the history of early American pop music, and the Sun Rising Band have put together a selection of mostly well-known…
12 June 2015
The Adelaide Cabaret Festival may be in it’s final week… but there are still so many great shows to see.
11 June 2015
Ash Flanders jests that his private school education and white upper-middle class childhood is the perfect platform to play the victim. He is fuelled by…
11 June 2015
Moody, broody, atmospheric soundscapes travelling from the edge of classy country to the sophisticated side of rock, there is no genre for Tex Perkins and The…
11 June 2015
It took about thirty seconds for me to be swaying in my seat to the vocal sounds of Lisa Young, the group’s resident expert on the music of South India. If…
8 June 2015
Laura Corcoran and Matthew Jones have been building loyal fans across the globe with their musical comedy act Frisky & Mannish since 2008. They UK musical duo…
8 June 2015
Russian-born celebrity waxer Rosa Waxoffski returns to the Adelaide Cabaret Festival with her bikini hair removal tips and celebrity gossip that is sure to get…
8 June 2015
In Cole, the musical tribute to songwriter Cole Porter, Michael Griffiths embodies the joy and tension of being Cole Porter beautifully. His voice is perfectly…
8 June 2015
Set in the trenches of Fromelles, France in WW1, The Front has been a labour of love by writer/composer Lane Hinchcliffe. Making its professional debut (in its…