Category: Cabaret

Cabaret

Feb 25

FRINGE 2017 – Comfort Food Cabaret – Adelaide Central Market – 4K

You’ve heard of dinner and a show, but what happens when dinner is the show? Comfort Food Cabaret is new to the Adelaide Fringe this year and it has certainly brought life to the Market Kitchen at Adelaide Central Markets.   The evening was full of surprises, with artist Michelle Pearson singing, cooking and storytelling …

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Feb 22

FRINGE CABARET – Blanc de Blanc – Garden – 4K

At 100 minutes, Blanc de Blanc is anything but plain and if you have the coin a great night’s entertainment is assured. Just go with an open mind and maybe leave the kids at home. 4K

Feb 21

FRINGE CABARET – Prohibition – Gluttony – 3.5K

Prohibition is worth the effort if you are looking for your annual fix of that style of show. 3.5K

Feb 20

FRINGE CABARET/COMEDY – Trickster – La Boheme – 3.5K

Opening night of the Fringe Festival, a thankful and appreciative Bradley Storer took the stage in his tight undies, with his face poorly painted white immediately receiving an uneasy laugh from the quiet audience; bracing all for what was to come. Throughout the entirety of his performance, Storer kept drawing the audience back to that …

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Feb 20

FRINGE CABARET / COMEDY – Peter Goers is “SMOKED HAM” – 5K

by Riccardo Barone  “Who knows what they do with these cucumbers wrapped into plastic before they sell to us.” Sold out, and the the public really couldn’t stop laughing. It is not at all a show particularly for old people. Everyone is captured by the flowing and looking forward to the next story. Stories of …

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Feb 17

FRINGE CABARET – Triskster – La Boheme – 4K

It’s all deliciously camp, catastrophic and calculating and sure to delight after a night out. 4K

Aug 13

GUITAR FESTIVAL – Lord Byron’s Don Juan – Tama Matheson and Karin Schaupp – 4.5K

Matheson’s Lord Byron’s Don Juan is a gem, a quinella of consummate writing and delivery, a gripping tale of a free spirit accompanied by rhythms of love, passion and struggle. 4.5K

Aug 12

THEATRE – 42nd Street – Scotch College

The students and staff at Scotch College have ambitiously taken on 42nd Street and deliver a fine evening of singing and dancing, with the tap sequences perhaps the highlight.

Jun 27

CABARET FESTIVAL – Yana Alana – 4K

Great fun amidst the foul language, Alana is a force of nature and a certain joy that seems undiminished by her rare display of on-stage modesty. 4K

Jun 24

CABARET FESTIVAL – Dash Kruck – 3K

But while the struggle for his audience was not as great as Kruck portrayed for himself on stage, 60 minutes proved as much as one would want. 3K