Peter Maddern

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Mar 05

FRINGE – The Disney Project – 3K

The Disney Project is a must-see performance at the 2012 Fringe, showcasing the talents of an up-and-coming artist. 3K

Mar 05

FESTIVAL – Gardenia – 5K

There is everything in this show – reality, love, emotions, fun to laughter, which will leave you laughing at the start and entangled with emotions at the end. Not to be missed and exclusive to Adelaide. 5K

Mar 03

FRINGE – Back of the Bus – Java Dance – 5K

This has to be one of the best shows on offer at this year’s fringe. The young dances are lively, engaging and keen to impress, with plenty of surprises that keep the audience on their toes. 5K

Mar 03

FRINGE – A Kick in the Head and other Seduction Techniques – 4.5K

Through the acts of being bad, adventures in nightclubbing, a strange relationship with a horse and an Italian accent, James McLean is certain to leave you with laughing as well as enjoy his fantastic interpretations of over 10 songs.

Mar 02

FESTIVAL OF ARTS – Raoul – Fest Theatre – 4K

Raoul is a show made up of many individual elements. A stunning visual dance contribution, an invitation to a surreal fantasyland, a circus performance with clowns, a soliloquy on the nature of man… all of these things, and much, much more are brought to you in this unique performance. 4K

Mar 02

FESTIVAL OF ARTS – The Ham Funeral – Odeon – 4.5K

Staging The Ham Funeral can be rightly regarded as a risk production, hence totally suited for the Adelaide Festival but despite the mysteries of the meaning of it all, no theatre goer should be deterred by that potemtial from attending for The Ham Funeral is great entertainment, superbly presented and dominated by Bruce in a stand out performance. 4.5K

Mar 01

FRINGE – Op Shop Tour – 3.5 K

It was a very enjoyable day and something I would recommend to anyone who likes a day of bargain hunting.

Mar 01

FRINGE – Horse – Queens Theatre

The show was well received at the Edinburgh Festival and has travelled well from the UK, I hope it’s as successful in its run here. 4K

Mar 01

FRINGE – Stephen K Amos – Arts Theatre – 4K

There was much to enjoy in the show, some material deadly funny, and his somewhat unique way of interacting with his audience was great fun. 4K

Mar 01

FRINGE – Eddie Ifft – Eddie’s World – Arts Theatre – 3K

Eddie’s humour is squarely of interest to little more than single guys in their early to mid twenties for whom good taste and the perils of misogyny have yet to invade their lives. 3K