27 Feb 2015
Canada’s Ruth Moody Performs To A Very Attentive Audience At Church Of The Trinity – Adelaide Fringe Review
The Church Of The Trinity usually house a decent band, but tonight they outdid themselves.
The Clothesline – Page 201
27 Feb 2015
Diana Scalzi: A Night With A Singer/Songwriter – Adelaide Fringe Interview
Local Songwriter Diana Scalzi wants you to indulge in an intimate storytelling experience through song. Gaining a following from her distinctive voice and…
27 Feb 2015
riverrun: Olwen Fouéré Is The Voice Of The River From James Joyce’s Finnegans Wake – Adelaide Festival Review
Olwen Fouéré stands at the front of the stage; diminutive, commanding, silent and still. She intently surveys the patrons as they file in and get themselves…
27 Feb 2015
Sex Idiot By Bryony Kimmings Is Outstanding At The Garden Of Unearthly Delights – Adelaide Fringe Review
Unpretentious, ribald, confronting, funny and emotional; I think this might be my new favourite thing this fringe. Bryony Kimmings presented a show that is…
27 Feb 2015
The Fabulettes Sing Songs From The ’60s & ’70s – Adelaide Fringe Review
The Soul Box is a great little venue on the quiet end of Hindley Street with an intimate cabaret setting. The Fabulettes are a 5-piece band and three female…
27 Feb 2015
The Princess And The Glass Piano: A Day In The Life Of A Bavarian Princess – Adelaide Fringe Review
This production feels like a ‘day in the life of’, the kind of show that lifts a curtain from the window this character is looking out of and they encounter us…
27 Feb 2015
WHACK: A Quick Show With Lots Of Characters By Jo Zealand – Adelaide Fringe Review
Short sharp and shiny with an added message you only got if you looked at the screen, the show is set in a karaoke bar, where we get to meet some of the…
26 Feb 2015
Anna Robi & The House Of Dogs At Holden Street Theatres – Adelaide Fringe Review
Penned by Australian playwright Maxine Mellor, Anna Robi & the House of Dogs is unapologetically ‘in your face’ for the entire time. The Studio stage is…
26 Feb 2015
Beckett Triptych: Three Works By Influential Playwright Samuel Beckett – Adelaide Festival Review
State Theatre Company Scenic Workshop & Rehearsal Room, Adelaide Festival Centre, Wed Feb 25
26 Feb 2015
F**k Decaf – Coffee And Climax At Nano Cafe – Adelaide Fringe Review
Setting a play in a café in the city is an inspired idea, and even more so when what is served up is a delicious, jam packed, double shot of dynamic theatre at…
26 Feb 2015
Felicity Ward – The Iceberg: Can We Really Hide Who We Are? – Adelaide Fringe Review
Oh thank God for Felicity Ward! Some proper , ruthless, balls-out funny stand-up that stands out in an ocean of festival flim flam; other shows have been not…
26 Feb 2015
Lindsay Webb “Next Level” At Rhino Room’s Howling Owl – Adelaide Fringe Review
Lindsay Webb returns to this year’s Fringe Festival with his new show Next Level , a show highlighting Lindsay’s frustrations at how the majority of society has…