4 Mar 2015
Marcel Blanch-de Wilt: Death Of A Disco Dancer – Adelaide Fringe Review
If you’ve ever danced for an hour to impress the ladies, only to be too sweaty to talk once approached, this man knows how you feel! Marcel Blanch-de Wilt took…
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4 Mar 2015
Rebecca De Unamuno Is Open To Suggestion – Adelaide Fringe Review
From the outset of the show, the audience was asked to dictate three random characters to Rebecca, who then undertook their persona and, with the assistance of…
3 Mar 2015
Ah Hum! – Cocinando Con Latin Jazz – Adelaide Fringe Review
The roots of this music and some of the musicians are directly from South America, but the band also includes Nepalese, Japanese and Australians, as well as a…
3 Mar 2015
At The Edge: Great Local Music At The Cheese Factory Studio Gallery – Adelaide Fringe Review
We head away from the turbo-charged city for what has all the feel of a community event in Meadows. The Cheese Factory is a converted art studio and gallery…
3 Mar 2015
Darkle: Human Nature Isn’t Always What It Seems – Adelaide Fringe Review
Three young people share a flat and spend their days fantasizing about impossible worlds to fulfil a childish need for excitement and escape. Their general…
3 Mar 2015
Marathon By TJ Dawe At Bakehouse Theatre – Adelaide Fringe Review
TJ Dawe would make a great teacher. He’s a talented storyteller who tells stories with a point. Serious points. He’s also a fine entertainer. And he’d need to…
3 Mar 2015
Swanee Rocks The Stage And The Crowd At The Clipsal 500 – Live Music Review
Senior South Australian of the Year 2015 and all round good guy, John Swan aka Swanee is a South Australian legend. Born in Glasgow, John Swan has been a legend…
3 Mar 2015
Tafelmusik – House Of Dreams: Performed By Toronto’s Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra – Adelaide Festival Review
Toronto’s Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra are internationally respected as one of the finest proponents of baroque music anywhere in the world. The musicianship of…
3 Mar 2015
THE EXIT: Another Domestic Suspense Drama From Helen Fitzgerald – Book Review
Former social worker Fitzgerald’s fifth novel is a ‘domestic suspense’ drama which might be labelled ‘Young Adult’, and yet surely it’s too dark and frightening…
2 Mar 2015
Ben & Jerry’s Openair Cinemas: Ice Cream And Movies On A Summer Night – Adelaide Fringe Review
A perfect way to enjoy the last days of summer, Ben & Jerry’s Openair Cinemas is a scenic cinematic event alongside the beach in Glenelg. Here is one of your…
2 Mar 2015
Bit Of An Overshare: It’s All About Modern-Day Life! – Adelaide Fringe Review
A Bit Of An Overshare, featuring Claire Healy, is a delightful, frothy romp through some common modern-day issues. There are songs about dating, Facebook…
2 Mar 2015
Briefs: The Second Coming – Boylesque At Its Boy Best – Adelaide Fringe Review
Briefs has grown in talent, cohesiveness and knowing exactly how to provide awesome entertainment since their last appearance at the Adelaide Fringe five years…