17 Feb 2016
Hans is a born entertainer. Maybe not flamboyant enough for Las Vegas but certainly enough to light up The Spiegeltent. Resplendent in sparkling salacious…
16 Feb 2016
Equipped with a cheeky, dimpled grin and boyish features Mooney commences the show by mime pedalling his transparent bicycle whilst recounting an ungraceful…
16 Feb 2016
The Immigration Lottery is a brief and powerful statement about what it’s like to live in Hong Kong right now. Its citizens worry about restrictions on their…
15 Feb 2016
Normally a theatre piece will look to find some comfort for the audience and rapport between the actor(s) and the crowd early on – but in Thom Pain (based on…
15 Feb 2016
Performed at the McLaren Vale Visitors’ Centre, where we sit under vines and the players perform on rolling green grass, this version of As You Like It is a…
15 Feb 2016
Batman, Superman, The Hulk, Thor, everyone has their own favourite superhero. But the question is, how do you pick the most superior superhero, who rains…
15 Feb 2016
As you step into an old transportable building nicely tucked away in Gluttony you are transported to 1899 where you find yourself in the middle of Dr Devon…
15 Feb 2016
New kid on the block Fuego Carnal in the likewise new venue Empyrean, gets off to a great start with fire manipulator Steveo Extremo. I have been reviewing…
15 Feb 2016
Le Petit Circus is a show that is aimed at introducing children to circus. It features four talented performers, each with their own specialities, big smiles…
15 Feb 2016
“Turns contemporary stand-up on its head” – yep. I’ve never seen or experienced anything quite like this. The promo continues: “you will never be the same.” Big…
15 Feb 2016
Simon Taylor is a captivating comedian that will ensure you leave with a massive smile on your face. A performer of this calibre deserves bigger venues with a…
15 Feb 2016
Performer Ken Fanning yells from backstage as the house lights go down, “Do you all know Cirque du Soleil? Well this is going to be nothing like that!” A…