17 Feb 2015
2 in 1 / 18,250 Moons And After – Adelaide Fringe Review
This is a little gem of a dance programme. There are two contemporary pieces performed by artists from The Centre for Arts Beyond Boundaries from Korea who have…
The Clothesline – Page 211
17 Feb 2015
Peter Combe Performs For Little And Big Kids At The Garden Of Unearthly Delights – Adelaide Fringe Interview
Peter Combe is a name that needs no introduction, unless you just arrived of course from another planet. After a career that has spanned decades, Peter is…
16 Feb 2015
A Conversation with Archie Roach – Adelaide Fringe Interview
Archie Roach’s songs, telling stories of himself and of his people, have compelled a generation of Australians to sit up and take notice. In 2012, after…
16 Feb 2015
Archer Brings His Music To The Aurora Spiegeltent – Adelaide Fringe Interview
Archer is a name you may not yet have heard in your pursuits of musical entertainment when searching for something different or something you don’t find every…
16 Feb 2015
CADENCE Will Entertain You With Song And Dance And Acrobatics – Adelaide Fringe Review
The idea of Cadence involves pulling together 5 gifted young performers from different disciplines, including music, dance and acrobatics, mixing and matching…
16 Feb 2015
Fake It ‘Til You Make It: Putting a Spotlight on Depression – Adelaide Fringe Review
Highly acclaimed and awarded performance artist, Bryony Kimmings teams up with her slightly awkward but very endearing real life partner, Tim Grayburn, in this…
16 Feb 2015
Geraldine Quinn – MDMA: Modern Day Maiden Aunt – Adelaide Fringe Review
Geraldine Quinn sauntered onto the stage and blew us away with a great musical opening to her cabaret show last night. She looked fantastic as a satin-clad…
16 Feb 2015
Gravity Boots Presents: Sassy Monkey And The Black Onion Pudding – Adelaide Fringe Review
I’m sorry but WTF? This show had a strong look, opening with two personable young men, wearing white thermal underwear (they must have been dying), lounging in…
16 Feb 2015
Him: A Young Man’s Coming Out – Adelaide Fringe Review
Him is a story of a young gay man’s insecurities and fears. Presented by The Misery Children, who pride themselves on having an open exchange between audience…
16 Feb 2015
Jo Quail (UK): Modern Cello With Traditional Techniques To Create Musical Landscapes – Adelaide Fringe Interview
Jo Quail is a cellist and composer from London, UK, who plays a Starfish electric cello with Boss loops and effects pedals – a virtual one-woman orchestra! Jo…
16 Feb 2015
Martin Mor: An Irishman You Don’t Meet Everyday – Adelaide Fringe Review
This great big, funny, friendly, hairy bear of an Irishman wrapped us in his irresistible mix of spontaneous humour, hilarious storytelling and total…
16 Feb 2015
Promise And Promiscuity: The Flipside Of Pride And Prejudice – Adelaide Fringe Review
Penny Ashton is simply delightful as Elspeth Slowtree and at least eight other characters, but I do need to confess, I may also have lost count as I got lost in…