by Adrian Miller | Mar 8, 2025 | Adelaide Festivals, Adelaide Fringe 2025, Live Music, Music, Reviews, Spoken Word
[Music/Storytelling – SA] Ayers House State Dining Room, Wed 5 Mar, 2025. Back In ADL is simply a performance of original songs about Adelaide, but not so much about current Adelaide, but people, places and things that have taken their place in the Adelaide... 
by Adelaide Fringe Contributor | Mar 1, 2025 | Adelaide Festivals, Adelaide Fringe 2025, Reviews, Spoken Word
[Variety/Spoken Word ~ SA] The Jade, Fri 28 Feb, 2025. Tracey O’Callaghan has been a regular on the Adelaide spoken word poetry scene for seven years now. Jumping in the deep end, she was a South Australian State Slam finalist in her first year of performing. She... 
by Adrian Miller | Feb 28, 2025 | Adelaide Festivals, Adelaide Fringe 2025, Interviews, Live Music, Spoken Word
[MUSIC/Acoustic ~ SA ~ SA PREMIERE] by Adrian Miller. The following is based on an interview conducted with Dave Clark by Clayton Werner and myself on Songcatcher on Radio Adelaide on Mon 10 Feb, 2025. You have been a folk singer and songwriter for more than 50... 
by Michael Coghlan | Feb 23, 2025 | Adelaide Festivals, Adelaide Fringe 2025, Featured, Reviews, Spoken Word
[MUSIC/Storytelling ~ INTERNATIONAL ~ ADELAIDE FRINGE PREMIERE] The Lab at Fool’s Paradise, Sun 23 Feb, 2025. Big call that – claiming that reggae changed the world! It certainly had a huge impact on the world of popular music but what Duane Forrest really... 
by The Clothesline | Mar 16, 2024 | Adelaide Festivals, Adelaide Fringe 2024, Music, Reviews, Spoken Word
MUSIC/Spoken Word – US, Australian Premiere Lydia Lunch and Joseph Keckler: “Tales of Lust and Madness” Garage International at Adelaide Town Hall, Thur 14 Mar, 2024 A fascinating and bizzare vibe-combo, Lydia Lunch and Joseph Keckler’s double header... 
by David Cronin | Jun 25, 2023 | Adelaide Cabaret Festival 2023, Adelaide Festivals, Cabaret, Live Music, Reviews, Spoken Word
Quarter Bar at Adelaide Festival Centre, June 2023. The desert is a desolate and dangerous place in this theatre piece by Fleur Green. She appears solo as composer and lyricist, a surprising beginning, when somehow I expected an ensemble of players and musicians. The... 
