31 May 2018
ON MICHAEL JACKSON: Wanna Be Startin’ Somethin’? – Book Review
Jefferson’s brisk biography of Michael Jackson didn’t win her the Pulitzer Prize For Criticism (as the cover seems to suggest) but is still fascinating…
The Clothesline – Page 96
31 May 2018
The Wine Bluffs: Uncork Your Inner Wine Snob – Adelaide Cabaret Festival Interview
Comedians Damian Callinan and Paul Calleja have got wine – and those that drink it – all sussed out, and they want to take you on one cellar door tour that you…
25 May 2018
Albert Camus’ Caligula: A Disturbingly Gripping Piece Of Theatre – Review
Theatrical nihilism is alive and well in this inherently bleak portrayal of Gaius Julius Caesar Germanicus – better known by history as Caligula. Penned by…
24 May 2018
David Robinson Releases His ‘Inner Groove’… At Last! – CD review
A simple opening guitar riff, a bit of a strum, and a wistful vocal, and David Robinson is delivering his ‘Inner Groove’.
24 May 2018
Frank Forbes And The Yahoo Boy: An Entertaining And Funny Story That Deserves To Be Told – Theatre Review
Frank Forbes is a handyman stuck pretty much alone in his shed working on his various projects. His wife and kids have all left him, but it’s the internet age…
23 May 2018
David Robinson Finally Releases His Long Awaited Inner Groove CD – Interview
It’s been 15 long years since Adelaide’s David Robinson, originally from Long Eaton in the UK, issued a solo offering and the singer songwriter, who also fronts…
23 May 2018
Oranges & Lennons: Gary Burrows Presents A Tribute To The Life And Music Of John Lennon – Interview
When Gary Burrows first staged Oranges & Lennons , a tribute to the music of John Lennon, it was a sell-out show and while subsequent presentations have been…
21 May 2018
Hans & Lucky Seven’s Loveboat!… Cruisin’ To Where Berlin Meets Swing – Adelaide Cabaret Festival Interview
Adelaide’s favourite German institution, Hans, has put his regular band and dancers on notice by teaming up with swing band Lucky Seven for the 2018 Adelaide…
18 May 2018
Concrete Impermanence: Exploring The Fragility Of Existence – Dance Review
Directed by Alison Currie, Concrete Impermanence is about the fragility of existence. I know that because the program told me so. But really it could have been…
17 May 2018
Brazil’s Heavy Metal Outfit Sepultura Blow Minds (And Ears) With Power And Passion, Live At The Gov – Review
Warmed up by Adelaide’s own Truth Corroded and San Francisco Bay Area’s Death Angel, old and new fans alike then watch with anticipation for Brazil’s heavy…
11 May 2018
Myth, Propaganda And Disaster In Nazi Germany And Contemporary America – Theatre Review
Despite the reference to Nazi Germany in this play’s rather long title Myth, Propaganda And Disaster In Nazi Germany And Contemporary America is principally…
5 May 2018
Lowground: A Beautiful Musical Retelling Of The Brothers Grimm’s Rapunzel – Theatre Review
Rapunzel is a folk tale that has many different aspects and Casey Thomson has researched the tale through various European traditions, using the kernel of the…