Posts By Georgina Smerd
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328ArtsTheatre Review: The Housewarming
Friendships fracture, values collide, and a simple dinner party becomes unforgettable for all the wrong reasons
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320Adelaide FringeAdelaide Fringe Review: B48Y Crash Lands on Earth!
Lukas Meintjes, as the extraterrestrial B48Y, delights his adoring audience while uncovering the peculiar habits of humanity here on planet Earth
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278Adelaide FringeAdelaide Fringe Review: SMOKO
A unique concept that draws light on mental health issues, queer exploration, sexism and consumerism while also celebrating the unpolished Aussie lifestyle
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695Adelaide FringeAdelaide Fringe Review: The Mirror
physically-demanding, flexibility-requiring and downright dangerous acrobatic movements that elite human bodies are capable of
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512Adelaide FringeAdelaide Fringe Review: Sh!t-faced Shakespeare – Hamlet
The humorous results of on-stage binge drinking — Sh!t-faced Shakespeare always providing an evening of side-splitting laughter
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367Adelaide FringeAdelaide Fringe Review: My Grandpa Doesn’t Follow Me On Instagram: A Guide To Trans-generational Road-Tripping
Jump onboard the chuckle-inducing road trip - Yoz Mensch invites you on a touching journey
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464Adelaide FringeAdelaide Fringe Review: History of House – Greatest Hits
Don’t miss this last chance to enjoy the highly lauded History of House at Adelaide Fringe - a performance that will have...
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604ArtsDreamBIG Review: Whalebone
A whimsical journey into the creation-filled lab of a humorously wacky inventor whose driving force is to save an array of human...
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1.6KAdelaide FestivalAdelaide Festival Review: Horizons: Trio Da Kali
A beautifully engulfing mix of Mande and West African music with traditional instruments creatively and complementarily paired with European classical instruments
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3.3KArtsConcert Review: James Blunt – Who We Used To Be Tour
Critically-acclaimed James Blunt entertained his adoring fans (and their tag-along partners) with a show that spanned hits from his entire career
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1.5KArtsOzAsia Festival Review: Permaisuri
A diverse avant-garde blend of live experimental music and performance art by Malaysian-born and now Sydney-based electronic hyperpop musician Dyan Tai
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1.9KArtsOzAsia Festival Review: Anh Do – The Happiest Refugee Live!
The lighthearted and reassuring pick-me-up many of us need in this current societal climate
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535ArtsEvent Review: Night Lab – Shine Bright Like a Diamond
Blending adult evening fun with bite-sized educational elements, Night Lab is the spot for a unique night out on the town
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1.0KArtsPerformance Review: Joep Beving – Hermetism
Joep Beving performance delivers the power that extraordinary art can have to audiences
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923Cabaret FestivalCabaret Festival Review: Victoria Falconer – The Parlour
These variety nights are a perfect tasting platter of what’s on at the festival, and always entertain the crowd with some late-night...
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619ArtsTheatre Review: The Maids
It’s not easy to hold and actively engage the audience with a small cast and static, un-changing set, but The Maids brilliantly...
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748ArtsTheatre Review: The Wharf Review
This is an incredibly amusing production providing a refreshing take on what is normally bleak and depressing political news
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894Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Reuben Kaye – APOCALIPSTIK
Fans will be delighted with this story-based journey, that still includes Reuben’s signature comedic monologues, dramatic cabaret moves, cheeky humour, powerful messages...
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792Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Paulina Lenoir: Puella Eterna
Paulina is a talented performer and there are marvellous moments of comedic and burlesque brilliance in Puella Eterna
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1.2KAdelaide FestivalAdelaide Festival Review: Private View
A highly enjoyable night of theatrical dance, sparking a reconsideration of the prudish moral limitations society imposes on the disabled community
