20 Feb 2016
The Bunker Trilogy: Macbeth: Blood Will Have Blood – Adelaide Fringe Review
Jethro Compton’s production of Macbeth is back in Adelaide for its third Fringe, as part of the highly-regarded Bunker Trilogy . Audience members make their way…
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20 Feb 2016
The Last Wilkie’s: Jon Steiner’s Story Collection Combines Sharp Observation With Fearless Creativity – Book Review
The stories in this collection range from the extremely brief ( Gail in which Gail attempts to print some work and fails) to the lengthy (the eponymous The Last…
19 Feb 2016
Acoustic Songbird: An Evening Of Passionately Performed Music at The Garage International – Adelaide Fringe Review
If you appreciate beautiful music at a charming venue, this is the show for you! Kathy Pike puts on a captivating hour of soulful melodic songs by artists who…
19 Feb 2016
Arj Barker – Organic: A Winning Mix Of Irony And Incredulity From A Comedy Favourite – Adelaide Fringe Review
As one of Australia’s most well-known comedy imports, Californian comic Arj Barker is part of the furniture here in Adelaide at Fringe time. And it’s not a bad…
19 Feb 2016
Koto Music Concert – The Forgotten Past: The Traditional Sounds Of Japan at The Garage International – Adelaide Fringe Review
Etsuko Kawaguchi appears by the side of the stage and makes her way up towards the impressive Koto that dominates the open space. The only other adornment is a…
19 Feb 2016
Learn Swing Dancing – Workshop: So You Think You Can Dance? – Adelaide Fringe Review
Swing Out hold regular Swing Dancing sessions, suitable for beginners and intermediate dancers, as well as social sessions to practise your moves. Tonight’s…
19 Feb 2016
Oranges & Lennons: A Day In The Life And The Music Of John Lennon – Adelaide Fringe Review
Following an excerpt from A Day In The Life , the show begins with Ritchie Yorke, music journalist and confidante of John & Yoko, relating some of his…
19 Feb 2016
Peter Helliar – One Hot Mess: Masterfully Funny Comedy at The Garden Of Unearthly Delights – Adelaide Fringe Review
The Spiegeltent was packed to its gorgeous rafters and rocking with laughter Thursday night at Peter Helliar’s sold-out show, One Hot Mess . A highly…
19 Feb 2016
SLUT: The Play That Explores Slut Shaming, Rape Culture And Victim Blaming – Adelaide Fringe Review
Words have power, and the power of this one-syllable word –‘Slut’- reverberates. While the word slut can be used to empower, it can also be used to harm. SLUT…
19 Feb 2016
Tahir – Bogans, Wogs, Asians and Other Aussie Citizens: Laugh Out Loud at Gluttony – Adelaide Fringe Review
Turkish born, Australian comedian Tahir is formally an English and Drama teacher by trade, but he is best known for comedy and, from film and television, the…
19 Feb 2016
THE ROLLING STONES COLLECTION: A 4-Disc Box Set Of ‘Stones Classics – DVD Review
The box of this sweet four DVD set suggests that that the Rolling Stones are one of the greatest rock bands of all time, and after watching more than 12 hours…
19 Feb 2016
The Woman Who Dances With The Wolves: An Energetic And Bold Dance Production – Adelaide Fringe Review
Shakti is like the Hindu goddess, the universal source of energy, power and creativity. She takes us on a journey of joy, dealing with demons, losing her mind…