A night to remember; a risky collaboration between so many diverse elements that came off brilliantly. 4.5K
Category: Cabaret
Jun 26
ADELAIDE CABARET FESTIVAL 2018 – MISSION SONGS PROJECT – 4.5K
- By Riccardo Barone in Cabaret, Music, Uncategorized
by Riccardo Barone The Mission Song Project has been performing a collection of Australian folk songs wisely harmonised and arranged by the ensemble accompanied only by a guitar most of the time. Research and ethnomusicology have had a happy result with this performance, as far as the repertoire consists in indigenous music from the 20th …
Jun 24
ARCHIE ROACH + TIDDAS – Dancing With My Spirit
- By admin in Cabaret, Music, Performing Art
When Archie and Tiddas perform, it’s like visiting old friends. Sitting around the campfire sharing yarns and singing songs we all know by heart.
Jun 24
CABARET FESTIVAL – JASON KRAVITS – OFF THE TOP! – 4K
- By Julie Robins in Cabaret, Comedy, Music, Performing Art
Witty, clever and a master of silliness Kravits displays a formidable talent for infectious comic improv cabaret. As we arrived at our Banquet Room tables pen and paper were awaiting our suggestions : words to live by, a place, a thing, an adjective, a short phrase, our last text sent or received. Kravits, transformed into …
Jun 24
SONGS FOR THOSE WHO’VE COME ACROSS THE SEAS – Slingsby Theatre
- By admin in Cabaret, Performing Art, Theatre
ADELAIDE CABARET FESTIVAL – Thursday 21st June 2018 Dunstan Playhouse Review by GARY CLARKE With a respectful acknowledgement of Country this talented cast of five cast off into unknown waters. I have seen several of the individual performers previously but never a Slingsby production featuring these artists together. The set was a mysterious backdrop of …
Jun 23
ADELAIDE CABARET FESTIVAL 2018 – NOSFERATUTU – 5K
- By Riccardo Barone in Cabaret, Performing Art
by Riccardo Barone Una furtiva lagrima of blood, pizza, spaghetti and buongiorno. The audience found hard to leave the Banquet room still absorbed by the endless, emotional, energetic, hectic flow. Tears are mixing up with laughts; the existential Shakespearean (in)human condition of Nosferatu is touching everyone’s heart, feeling heaps of pity for his traumatic childhood, …
Jun 22
CABARET FESTIVAL – Joanna Allen – Space Theatre – 4K
Allen was in fine form with her melodious voice carrying sweetly whether comfort eating on Cole Porter or making marshmallows with Material Girl. 4K
Jun 19
CABARET FESTIVAL – TOM WAITS For No Man – 5K
- By admin in Cabaret, Music, Performing Art, Theatre
While I could taste the whiskey and smell cigar smoke I detected just a hint of Brecht in the air. This is making it real. Bravo!!
Jun 18
CABARET FESTIVAL – The Girl Who Jumped Off the Hollywood Sign – 4K
- By Amy Nancarrow in Cabaret
Joanne Hartstone is building quite the career on interesting, engaging monologues of strong women. Following her premiere of That Daring Australian Girl at this year’s Adelaide Fringe, Hartstone brings her production The Girl Who Jumped Off the Hollywood Sign back to Adelaide after a year touring it to Edinburgh and the US. Evie Edwards is preparing to leap …
Select Category of Interest
Subscribe
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- Gary Clarke on 360 ALL STARS – Grand Auditorium
- FRINGE 2016: Mustardseed – 4.5K » Kryztoff RAW | Kryztoff RAW on FRINGE 2016: Cosmonaut – 4.5K
- FRINGE 2016: James McLean – Big Enough and Ugly Enough – 4.5K » Kryztoff RAW | Kryztoff RAW on FRINGE 2015: James McLean – Big Enough and Ugly Enough – 4K
- Reviews for Folly at The Adelaide Fringe. | sally jenkinson on FRINGE – Folly – 4K
- Writing Samples: Published Work | e-Portfolio: Olivia Henry on FRINGE 2015 – 17th Over the Fence Comedy Film Festival – Palace Nova Cinemas – 4.5K
Feb 18
Fringe 2019 – Anya Anastasia : The Executioners – 5K
A highly entertaining performance full of subtle satire and cutting wit. Self-appointed superhero Anastasia opens her show via live facetime, thus setting the scene for what is to follow. Accompanied by her very talented ‘au pair’ Gareth Chin she takes us on a rollicking ride where she rails against lightweight activism. Clever song writing and …
Continue reading