23 Feb 2015
Lowdown Hokum Orchestra And Burlesque Revue – Adelaide Fringe Review
When it comes to lowdown hokum, this experienced band of jazz and blues players led by Doc White is the real thing. From the very first note my feet are tapping…
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22 Feb 2015
Axis Of Awesome: Viva La Vida Loca Las Vegas At The Garden Of Unearthly Delights – Adelaide Fringe Review
Axis Of Awesome are one of a new breed of artists who, rather than complain about the Internet ruining their business, embraced it to achieve extraordinary…
22 Feb 2015
Brillig Performs “A Night In Nashville” At Grace Emily Hotel – Adelaide Fringe Review
Two members of Adelaide band Brillig were so inspired by a recent visit to Nashville that they have put together this fond tribute to Music City, including a…
22 Feb 2015
Captain Fun Pants And The Mystery Of The FunOmatic Fun Wand – Adelaide Fringe Review
Pirates, silly and bizarre dress up, balloon animals, fart jokes galore and Fun-town, whatever could go wrong? And what a great recipe for children; each…
22 Feb 2015
Dr. Professor Neal Portenza’s Catchy Show Title – Adelaide Fringe Review
Dr. Professor Neal (no idea why the titles which were never mentioned) is a madcap, chaotic character comedian with a style that people would either love or…
22 Feb 2015
Jimmy McGhie (UK) Money, Sex, Love, Happiness – Adelaide Fringe Review
Jimmy McGhie was in fine form at the Mars Room, despite a light dose of laryngitis. He has been coming to Australia and Adelaide Fringe for a few years now and…
22 Feb 2015
One Step At A Time Book Launch – Adelaide Fringe Review
The publishing of the children’s book One Step At A Time is the culmination of a Pozible campaign and a solid community support, authors Jane Jolly and Sally…
22 Feb 2015
Tusk! FM: A Tribute To The Music Of Fleetwood Mac – Adelaide Fringe Review
The six-piece band of Tusk! FM put on a great show for Fleetwood Mac fans. In a room near capacity, everyone was singing, tapping their feet and moving along to…
22 Feb 2015
Vane Of Barbs: Music Inspired By Ghandi’s Seven Deadly Sins – Adelaide Fringe Review
Vane Of Barbs is the brain-child of Kiah Gossner, who is best known as the (lanky and lovely) bass player in the Bearded Gypsy Band. The 60-minute show takes…
21 Feb 2015
Best Of The Edinburgh Fest Is Three-Times The Comedy Fun – Adelaide Fringe Review
The great thing about a smorgasbord is there’s something for every taste, and this evening’s three-course bill covered a fair range of comedic fare.
21 Feb 2015
Dave Hughes Is “Pumped” At The Garden Of Unearthly Delights – Adelaide Fringe Review
It seems a bit superfluous reviewing a Dave Hughes gig. He’s been around the Australian comedy scene a long time and just about everyone knows him. He’s looking…
21 Feb 2015
Heckle! Take Your Best Shot At The Garden Of Unearthly Delights – Adelaide Fringe Review
We’ve all been to those shows where someone thinks they’re funnier than the comedian on stage, the comedian who has been doing this for years and years; well…