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The Garden Of Unearthly Delights’ Aurora Spiegeltent, Thu Feb 19 Dan Sultan’s chilled out charisma filled the bright space of the Aurora Spiegeltent and captured the room from the moment he ambled...
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Salisbury Secret Garden’s Café Maranello, Thu Feb 19 From across the Bass Strait to a suburb or city venue near you during the next few weeks of Fringe – Matthew Dames is bringing his understated...
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February 19, 2015
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Governor Hindmarsh, Sat Feb 7 Ben Ford Davies, looking relaxed and happy, greets the audience and kicks off with Victim Of Society, a song from 2007’s A New Beginning live album. This is a cracking opener,...
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The Garden Of Unearthly Delights’ Aurora Spiegeltent, Wed Feb 18 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...
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The Garden Of Unearthly Delights’ Vagabond, Tue Feb 17 The Magnets’ new show is a one hour highlight reel: hit after hit, reinvented into a cappella, in arrangements often better than the original....
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The Jade Monkey, Sun Feb 15 Listed in the Music section of the Fringe guide, Counterpoint is a cycle of 12 songs presented by three voices who are also the songwriters – Mary Webb, Leon Hewer and Fergus...
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Governor Hindmarsh, Sun Feb 15 Peter Hook & The Light appear in the half-light of The Gov, kicking off their evening with an impressive 30-minute set of Joy Division classics. The band performs seven...
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Cinnabar Red, Sun Feb 16 Christian Andrew explores the concept that music is more than organised sounds – it portrays emotions and enables connections between people and animals. Birds, dolphins,...
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Royal Croquet Club’s The Menagerie, Sat Feb 15 Zephyr Quartet, comprising Belinda Gehlert (violin), Emily Tulloch (violin), Jason Thomas (viola) and Hilary Kleinig (cello) are unique among the plethora...
by David Robinson. Archie Roach’s songs, telling stories of himself and of his people, have compelled a generation of Australians to sit up and take notice. In 2012, after enduring a period of loss,...
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