2 Mar 2015
The Fairy Magic Show: Butterflies And Small Tricks – Adelaide Fringe Review
Fairy Lee delights the children in her one-person show by entering the room from the back in her gorgeous purple ensemble. Costumes are so important in a…
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2 Mar 2015
The Half-Pissed Harpist At Adelaide Irish Club – Adelaide Fringe Review
Admittedly I thought I was off to see and hear a ‘half-pissed harpist’ play and tell stories of Irish times passed, so it was a little surprising to find out…
1 Mar 2015
Acts Of Absurdity And Uncontrolled Laughter At Royal Croquet Club – Adelaide Fringe Review
If you’ve never seen it before you will probably see it here! Talk about late night absurdity. I saw things this evening that I have not seen before, and some…
1 Mar 2015
CALYPSO SUMMER: From Adelaide Author And Nukunu Man Jared Thomas – Book Review
Calypso Summer is a young Nukunu man, fresh out of high school and at a crossroads. He can follow the path his cousin Run is taking, into crime and drugs, or he…
1 Mar 2015
Fiona O’Loughlin In… My Brilliant Career! – Adelaide Fringe Interview
Sharing stories from a successful stand-up career spanning fifteen years, Fiona O’Loughlin once again hits the boards at Gluttony with a show that promises to…
1 Mar 2015
Mickey D: Run – A Lesson In How To Fail Failure And Doubt Doubt! – Adelaide Fringe Review
This is more than a comedy show; it’s a lesson in how to “fail failure and doubt doubt.” With his running gear on Mickey D gave everyone a pumped up hour of…
1 Mar 2015
Mystic Music – Sufi Soul: Soothing Music From Pakistan And Northern India – Adelaide Fringe Review
There are many forms of Sufi music, but all forms are spiritual or devotional in origin and purpose. The music featured in this concert stems from Pakistan and…
1 Mar 2015
Russell Morris: Always The Real Thing – At The Garden Of Unearthly Delights – Adelaide Fringe Review
It’s a big, friendly crowd that greets Russell Morris and his musical confederates as they step into the light. The pulsating Van Diemen’s Land kicks things off…
1 Mar 2015
Spooky Men Of The West And Women With Latitude – Adelaide Fringe Review
What a feast for the eyes and ears! Four choral groups performed before us in the beautiful acoustics of Elder Hall. Looking pretty sharp, St. John’s Grammar…
1 Mar 2015
Strangely Flamboyant And So Much More Fun Than Expected – Adelaide Fringe Review
Looking for something cute with a bite to see in the afternoons of the Fringe weekends while recovering from the night before? This could be it!
1 Mar 2015
Tales Of Adventure By Curtis Shipley With Emma Knights – Adelaide Fringe Interview
Emma Knights is a South Australian musician, working as an accompanist and musical director in and around Adelaide, including producing local music events…
28 Feb 2015
A’Sheela & Nayima At The Belly Dance Academy of Nayima Hassan – Adelaide Fringe Review
In the true spirit of sisterhood, two seasoned Adelaide performers have come together in a creative shimmy. Sheena and Nayima’s ancestry provides a storyline…