3 Mar 2017
TRIAGE! A Nursing Cabaret returns to the Adelaide Fringe after a hugely successful run in 2016. It is as much a paean to the nursing profession as it is…
2 Mar 2017
Stewart D’Arrietta is not a Leonard Cohen impersonator. That much is clear from the opening song Everybody Knows when we learn that he does not look or sound…
2 Mar 2017
This is not the first time that The Magnets have come to Adelaide. Oh, no. This in journey number five! And every time they have been there, this UK sextet have…
1 Mar 2017
Poignant story… stunning voice… incredible stage presence; Don’t Worry, She’s Got It Covered! Amy Bodossian braved a hot night in front of a sold out audience…
28 Feb 2017
Africa Entsha deliver a Cappella with attitude. Hailing from South Africa they offer songs in English and their native Zulu (‘entsha’ means new in Zulu) with an…
28 Feb 2017
The scariest thing about Bucks (or A Bag of D*cks) is it’s very close to the truth. Anyone who has spent time in male dominated sporting environments for…
28 Feb 2017
TRADE is a clever comment on the main cause of the GFC. The action is tight, the ensemble work superb, there’s drama aplenty as we see the intoxication of…
27 Feb 2017
A pleasantly rotund Lady Cara, our MC for the evening, proudly told us we were making history. Burlesque was returning to The Tivoli for the first time since…
27 Feb 2017
The Moonta Street connection for this group is Zhao Liang, the Principal of the School of Chinese Music and Arts based in Moonta Street, Adelaide, the heart of…
27 Feb 2017
Peter Combe still has what it takes to write and present songs that gets kids engaged! With a catalogue that goes back to when modern mums and dads were kids…
26 Feb 2017
Australian blues legend Chris Finnen was to be part of this show, and it was really disappointing to learn that due to sickness he would not be part of the…
26 Feb 2017
Akmal begins the show apologising for being a lot shorter than he looks on TV, but he proved to be big enough to fill the large stage of the Royalty Theatre.…