9 Jan 2016
“Weird Al” Yankovic is the most successful parodist of all time, as well as a singer, songwriter, actor and more, and as he’s done over 1000 live shows his…
5 Jan 2016
It’s been four years since the fourth M:I epic ( Ghost Protocol ), and that’s more than enough time to whip up something fittingly and spectacularly silly for…
31 Dec 2015
The creators of the knockout show La Soiree have ensured Adelaide has an intoxicating cabaret and circus hit to tie us over until the Adelaide Fringe and…
27 Dec 2015
“Weird Al” Yankovic is the long-haired accordion-wielding American singer, songwriter, satirist, author, actor, music video director and record and film…
22 Dec 2015
The first collaboration between composer Richard Rodgers and librettist Oscar Hammerstein II was Oklahoma! The show was based on the 1931 play by Lynn Riggs…
15 Dec 2015
The magic of the holiday season returns to the Festival Theatre with this year’s Christmas Proms . In a family event that is sure to delight kids, parents and…
4 Dec 2015
Philippe Margotin and Jean-Michel Guesdon (Black Dog & Leventhal) 2015, 703pp, RRP $60.00
4 Dec 2015
The follow-up to Usher’s Letters Of Note (and last year’s similarly lovely Lists Of Note ) is another glossy tome full to bursting with letters (handwritten…
4 Dec 2015
Sutcliffe’s updated tome (first published in 2009) makes no apologies in claiming that stadium rockers Queen (who decided to remain essentially disbanded since…
4 Dec 2015
One of the lighter-sounding entries in the Studying series (which features offerings upon American Beauty , City Of God , The Devil’s Backbone and Pan’s…
4 Dec 2015
The ludicrously prolific King’s latest (he seems to knock off a bestseller over a weekend these days!) is a bumper collection of short stories, some of which…
4 Dec 2015
This updated version of Turner’s Fab-Four-focussed collection (originally published in 1994) might have had a little of its thunder stolen by All The Songs: The…