Dunstan Playhouse, Wed Jun 18 Brain d’Arcy James is an incredibly talented performer. He has been nominated for two Tony Awards, played opposite Debra Messing in TV series SMASH and has starred in Broadway...
Space Theatre, Wed Jun 18 It seems the ‘60s and ‘70s weren’t the only decades of the last century characterised by a penchant for sex and drugs. Supplant rock ‘n’ roll with jazz, add alcohol,...
Festival Theatre, Wed Jun 18 Vandemonian Lags is a presentation of 17 stories from an earlier time in Australia’s history when the boats kept coming and, laden with untrustworthy convicts from Van Diemen’s...
Space Theatre, Sat Jun 14 Subtitled A Collaboration of Poetry & Music this show is largely a concert performance of songs from The Baker Suite’s two excellent albums A Quartet For Car Horns And Brakes...
Festival Theatre Stage, Sat Jun 14 Since his successful opera and Hollywood career in the 1950s, Mario Lanza has been credited as a significant influence on famous tenors. His renowned movies whilst in his turbulent...
Dunstan Playhouse, Sat Jun 14 Our beautiful, red-gowned Miss Ivory Tinklefinger, Queen of Sleep, is in big trouble. A big booming voice from the sky and beyond is not happy that many children have not succumbed...
Festival Theatre Stage, Fri Jun 13 David Campbell and John Bucchino are the consummate musical partnership: the singer and the songwriter, the boy from Elizabeth and the man from New York. On the Festival...
Her Majesty’s Theatre, Fri Jun 13 In whatever performance setting one has the privilege to witness Paul Capsis, he is an enigma. And he is brilliant. Capsis is a consummate and engaging performer, and instantly...
Dunstan Playhouse, Fri Jun 13 Colin Hay’s Waiting For My Real Life… is not so much autobiography as a series of punch-lines glued together by songs and anecdotes. Don’t expect to hear in-depth monologues...
Space Theatre, Fri Jun 13 Catherine Alcorn comes to the Adelaide Cabaret Festival with a fine pedigree, including a recent award for cabaret performer of the year. Nothing But A Song could stand alone...
