Posts By Hannah Lally
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1.2KLatestFringe Review: Rove McManus – That’s Me Talking
Having been on the stand-up stage and telling jokes for nearly two decades, Rove McManus’ return is a polished, effortless and hilarious...
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1.5KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Luke McGregor – Almost Fixed It
He doesn’t have swagger, he doesn’t have arrogance and he doesn’t even have props. But comedian Luke McGregor does have honesty and...
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1.1KFilm & TVInterview: Director Justin Kurzel on Assassin’s Creed
Assassin’s Creed is out now at cinemas and we caught up with Aussie director Justin Kurzel to chat about his love of...
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677Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Good People, by Hannah Kent
In 1825 rural Ireland, a widow hides her crippled grandson, for fear they will think he is an evil changeling that needs...
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633Film & TVBritish Film Festival Review: Burn Burn Burn
Two troubled friends set out to spread their late bestie’s ashes around the English countryside in a tragic, hilarious and incredibly heartfelt...
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641Film & TVBritish Film Festival Review: A United Kingdom
The true story of Britain's shameful political interference in the marriage of the Prince of Botswana to a white English woman to...
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2.4KBooks & LiteratureInterview: Hannah Kent & The Good People
Author Hannah Kent chats to Glam Adelaide about her new book, The Good People, and the extraordinary research she puts into her...
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964Film & TVFilm Review: The Light Between Oceans
A childless couple rescue a baby and claim it as their own but as the years go by, their past decisions will...
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997ArtsTheatre Review: Rumpelstiltskin
Presented by: Windmill Theatre Co. and State Theatre Company Reviewed 14 October 2016 Totally mad and utterly unique, Rumpelstiltskin is a freewheeling,...
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793Film & TVFilm Review: Captain Fantastic
Ben is raising his kids off the grid. They live in a yurt and tree houses but when his wife dies, they...
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1.3KFilm & TVDVD Review: Fathers and Daughters
A father and daughter living 25 years apart in New York City both suffer mental illness in their adulthood which affects their...
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614Film & TVLatino Film Festival Review: Neruda
Enthralling and inventive , Neruda follows the hunt between a richly detailed investigator and his leftist-writer prey, both with notions of self-grandeur.
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1.3KGlam Adelaide MembersFood Porn Backed By Flavour: The Substance Of 50SIXONE
They're making the most photogenic shakes in Adelaide, but 50SIXONE aren't just about image. All day breakfast, light lunch and healthy options...
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953ArtsAkmal Saleh Is Bringing His Debts to Adelaide
From facing racist stereotypes to being forced into reality TV, Akmal Saleh has the incredible knack to take what comes with hilarious...
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545ArtsInterview: Sammy J Is Bringing His Songbook To Adelaide
Sammy J has left his little purple mate, Randy, behind to bring his Songbook to Adelaide for the Cabaret Festival.
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703ArtsInterview: Frank Woodley Reveals That ‘The Composer Is Dead’
Funny man, Frank Woodley is coming to Adelaide with a whodunit with a difference and he's involving our own Adelaide Symphony Orchestra.
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2.6KArtsTheatre Review: Things I Know To Be True
Shocking, hilarious and gripping, this Adelaide-based play is set to take on the world stage.
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632ArtsTheatre Review: Old Times
Harold Pinter’s 'Old Times' is a visceral work of dark tension that erupts in an indescribable truth.
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723Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Ross Noble – Brain Dump
For two hours, the master of the absurd, Ross Noble, takes us on an eccentric and erratic trip of his mind in...
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1.6KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Danny Bhoy – Please Untick This Box
One of the hottest and most prolific names in the business, Danny Bhoy is a natural at his craft at the peak...
