Posts By Georgina Smerd
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100ArtsOzAsia Festival Review: Destinations
Presented by Adelaide Festival Centre Reviewed 21 October 2021 A combination of large, projected graphics and acid-like imagery pair mesmerisingly with the balance of...
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540Film & TVFilm Review: A Quiet Place II
This suspense-filled prequel takes us back to the day the aliens arrived on earth.
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205Adelaide FringeFringe Review: The Fringe Social
It can be intimidating meeting strangers, but also thrilling when you make great connections with someone you don’t know
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316Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Two Strangers Walk Into A Bar…
Embrace the fear and meet a complete stranger, as Adelaide actress, Tilda Cobham-Hervey guides an unfamiliar interaction with an unfamiliar person
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194Adelaide FestivalAdelaide Festival Review: Mo’Ju
Mo'Ju storms the Adelaide Festival stage with her passionate lyrics, bold vocals, crooner-like smoothness and shining personality.
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124Adelaide FestivalAdelaide Festival Review: George Maple
George Maple presents a moody, atmospheric musical performance, powered by jaw-dropping vocals, plenty of smoke and mind-melting projections, at the 2021 Adelaide...
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420Adelaide FringeFringe Review: SOMNIA
SOMNIA takes the audience on a late-night, raunchy journey into the low-lit, cabaret-filled world of magical dreamscapes and frightful nightmares.
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153Adelaide FringeFringe Review: BRED
An experimental blend of monologues, humour, discussion and incredible dance moves - BRED is here to challenge, entertain, amuse and spark conversation.
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1.3KAdelaide FestivalAdelaide Festival Review: Guttered
Guttered presents its audience with creative choreography that is beautifully executed within the immersive and unusual stage of a local bowling alley
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263Adelaide FestivalAdelaide Festival Review: Jaguar Jonze
Jaguar Jonze is here to make the no-dancing rule even harder to abide by as she lights up the stage with her...
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858Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Attenborough and his Animals
Attenborough and his Animals brings David Attenborough’s famous and beloved animal and nature documentaries to life in front of our very eyes...
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2.0KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: The Book Of Faz
Join Faz (Michael Fazackerley), originally a Tasmanian native and now proud Adelaidian, as they take you on a humorous, informative and sequin-filled...
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975Film & TVFilm Review: Vivarium
A young couple's suburban dream becomes a nightmare.
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1.2KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Drag Supreme (Kultural-Realness/Edition)
Get ready for Kween Kong and her team of incredible Drag Queens and Kings to take the stage in bold outfits, impressive...
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510Adelaide FestivalFestival Review: Clare Bowditch
Aria-winner and a Rolling Stone Woman of the Year for her contribution to culture, Clare Bowditch brings her infectious energy, powerful vocals...
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1.1KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: The Hipster- A musical for people who don’t like musicals
Running on a similar theme to that of The Book of Mormon and Scientology: The Musical, The Hipster - A musical for...
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423Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Tiggy Vivacious – MADDOLLS
From Queensland, singer, songwriter and showgirl, Tiggy Vivacious and her backup dancer dolls are performing in Adelaide for the first time, alongside...
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377Adelaide FestivalFestival Review: Weyes Blood
Performing for the first time in Adelaide with her band, Weyes Blood transports her audience to ethereal plains and inter-galactic spaces with...
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318Adelaide FestivalFestival Review: Suffering
Suffering, which is part of the 150 Psalms classical music performances, creates a heavenly choir experience which everyone can enjoy.
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709Adelaide FestivalFestival Review: Dimanche
A must-see for all families this Adelaide Festival, Dimanche is not only a humorous visual spectacle for kids, but also for adults...
