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Tin Cat Cafe, Fri 19 Feb The garden at the Tin Cat Café is an ideal place to sit back with a glass of wine, some fine food, and listen to some cool jazz music. Cue Bonnie Lee Galea, with some superb backing...
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Adelaide Planetarium, Fri 19 Feb Under a Southern sky and extremely comfortable in our reclining chairs, we are able to watch the sun set over ‘in the west’ and learn of the stars we see every night...
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The Garage International @ Adelaide Town Hall, Thu 18 Feb Etsuko Kawaguchi appears by the side of the stage and makes her way up towards the impressive Koto that dominates the open space. The only other...
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The Jade Monkey, Wed 17 Feb It’s fortunate that Deborah Brennan fell in love with the music of Joni Mitchell as a teenager – that’s allowed her a long time to internalise the soul and spirit...
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The Immigrant La Bohème, Wed 17 Feb The basic premise of The Immigrant is a good one – two children from Greek backgrounds telling their story of growing up in Greek and Australian cultures and the problems...
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The Garden Of Unearthly Delights – Le Cascadeur, Tue 16 Mar Adelaide’s own Michael Griffiths is an award-winning, highly talented and delightful, world-class performer. Embracing the character of the flamboyant,...
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Royal Croquet Club – The Menagerie, Sat 13 Feb It can be tough for a new circus company to come to the Adelaide Fringe with audiences having had the fortune of so many brilliant diverse circus acts in recent...
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Royal Croquet Club – The Panama Club, Sat 14 Feb It’s not hard to find an impressive acrobatic display at the Adelaide Fringe, but it is hard to find an acrobatic display that is as cohesive, complete...
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February 13, 2016
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Gluttony – The Speakeasy, Sat 12 Feb USA. 1930. Prohibition time. Alcohol was illegal. People gathered in clandestine establishments called speakeasies to drink bootleg whisky out of teacups. In truth...
Vocal powerhouse Michaela Burger and cabaret virtuoso Zac Tyler are set to open the 2016 Adelaide Fringe Festival with their premiere show, Moving Too Fast – an evocative song cycle for those experiencing...
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