4 June 2016
The Redhead Cabaret perform “Five Flaming Femmes!” at Nexus Cabaret as part of Adelaide Cabaret Fringe Festival 2016
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1 June 2016
Gender Spanner: A Joyous And Empowering Hour Of Burlesque, Cabaret And Labels That Just Don’t Stick – Adelaide Cabaret Fringe Festival
On the back of her first Australian tour, smashing her way into the hearts of Melbourne, Brisbane, and Perth, Jessica McKerlie brings Gender Spanner back to…
31 May 2016
Kurt Phelan, Star Of Dirty Dancing, Brings His Solo Cabaret Show “Phelan Groovy” To The Adelaide Cabaret Fringe – Interview
Kurt Phelan has been having the time of his musical life and is returning to Adelaide with his debut Cabaret Fringe show, Phelan Groovy , to tell everyone about…
31 May 2016
Roll Up! Roll Up! Swing Dog Circus Presents “Electro Swing Cabaret” at Freemasons Hall on Sat 11 Jun – Adelaide Cabaret Fringe Festival
Swing Dog Circus is a collaborative theme camp born from the Australian regional lifestyle festival – Burning Seed .
29 May 2016
The Luwak – Adelaide’s Premier Comedy Night: Killing ’em With Laughter @ Rhino Room… And It’s Only The Beginning… – Review
The last Saturday of every month brings the cream of comedy to the home of Adelaide Comedy, Rhino Room for The Luwak . Hosted by the extremely funny and cheeky…
27 May 2016
Nailed It! by Andrew Strano: A Heartfelt, Meaningful Look At Relationships, Hogwarts and Plant Genitalia – Adelaide Cabaret Festival Interview
In a musical celebration of all the insane, hilarious and brutal things we do, and do to ourselves, when we are in love – or falling out of it with a thud…
27 May 2016
Sven Ratzke – Starman: Take Your Protein Pills And Put Your Helmet On… David Bowie In Life And Song – Adelaide Cabaret Festival Interview
From crooner to cool rocker, Berlin cabaret to vaudeville, one of the unique talents of Sven Ratzke is taking a song and a style and transforming it into…
26 May 2016
CUT BANK – Starring Teresa Palmer, Liam Hemsworth, Bruce Dern, Billy Bob Thornton and John Malcovich: Escaping A Small Town Can Be Murder – DVD Review
This first feature from TV-intensive director Matt Shakman and scriptwriter Roberto Patino was long-in-development and took two years, on and off, to film, so…
26 May 2016
HEX by Thomas Olde Heuvelt: Evil Doesn’t Sleep, It Waits – Book Review
As translated by Nancy Forest-Flier, Heuvelt’s latest novel is of course a study of evil (of all types), and while it works as a memorable horror drama, there’s…
26 May 2016
LEMMY: THE DEFINITIVE BIOGRAPHY by Rock Writer and Pro Biographer Mick Wall – Book Review
Rock writer and pro biographer Wall has always had an interest in the harder, more metal side of things (note his other tomes upon Black Sabbath, AC/DC…
26 May 2016
SHAKESPEARE & ME – Edited by Susannah Carson: 38 Great Writers, Actors and Directors on What The Bard Means To Them… and Us – Book Review
Carson’s collection of personal essays concerning the enormous influence ‘The Bard’ has had upon writers of all sorts, directors of stage and screen, actors of…
26 May 2016
TWO DECADES NAKED by Leigh Hopkinson: A True Story Of Dancing, Dreams & Desire – Book Review
The first book from stripper-turned-author Hopkinson is a most readable account of one woman’s experience in the ‘table dancing’/‘lingerie dancing’/whatever…