Posts By Fran Edwards
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67EntertainmentTheatre Review: My Three Angels
This charming 1930s play, by Sam and Bella Spewack, lives up to Independent’s standards.
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143EntertainmentTheatre Review: Happy Birthday
With Tea Tree Players' usual excellent set, complete with 80’s styling, this comedy by Marc Camoletti looks good.
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307Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Amity Dry – Beautifully Brave
Armed with a delightful smile, a great voice and some disarming chat, Amity returns again to the Adelaide Fringe.
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266Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Ladies of Soul
These ladies had plenty of Soul, brining some very fine music to their Fringe performance.
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253Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Disco Wonderland – Dancing Til Dawn
With a packed crowd eager to participate, this slick show was a winner from the beginning.
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98Adelaide FringeFringe Review: The Cowgirl And The Showgirl Ride Again
These two Divas, Beccy Cole and Libby O’Donovan gave a wonderful performance, no surprises there!
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870Adelaide FringeFringe Review: The Baroque
This solo performer presents his alter-ego Syphilis Von Hamstring encouraging much audience participation.
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1.3KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Barbaroi
Described in the advertising as the ‘dark underbelly of circus’ this production is raw and at times confronting.
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443Adelaide FringeFringe Review: The Aspie Hour
Aspergers isn’t your usual subject for a musical, but with these two talented people maybe it should be.
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659Adelaide FringeFringe Review: HUGHMAN
This is Hugh Sheridan as we have not seen him before.
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1.2KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Jackson Vs Jackson
Any fan of the Jackson catalogue of music, Michael, Janet or The Jackson Five, would find something to love in this collection...
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35Adelaide FestivalFestival Review: Paul Grabowsky and Vince Jones
The legendary Paul Grabowsky was in fine form as he combined his talents with those of the amazing Vince Jones
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625Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Paul McDermott plus One
Laughter is good for the soul and my soul feels really good now, well worth a visit.
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1.4KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: A Tribute to the Shadows
For a very appreciative audience in the cosy area of the Jade the Shadowcasters recreated an era and paid tribute to a...
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898Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Women Like Us
Ellen Briggs and Mandy Nolan come from a country town, they are wives and mothers with a down-to-earth sense of humour and...
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496Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Debauched Late show
There were Drag Queens and acrobats, comedy and song, a few ladies scantily clad, a couple of items that looked painful
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523Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Tracy Crisp: I Made An Adult
In this production Tracy Crisp takes a long hard look at raising children and, more to the point, letting them go.
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491Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Paul & Catherine Sing Together
We have missed the alternate view that Paul McDermott has on the world and its woes and its great to have him...
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569Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Twelfth Night
What would a Fringe be without a Shakespeare adaptation?
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370Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Sea Wall
A story of love and loss told with vibrant emotion by Renato Musolino.
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Barossa Vintage Festival
Marananga Meander
Kangaroo Island Spirits Gin & Canapé Pairing
The NWC at Home – Mornington Peninsula
SALT Festival
