Posts By Jan Kershaw
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1.6KAdelaide FestivalFestival Review: Part 12 Celebration of Life 150 Psalms
The remarkable 150 Psalms project concluded last night with a glorious performance celebrating life by the Netherlands Chamber Choir, conducted by Peter...
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1.4KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: The Lonliest Woman
Sir Hubert Wilkins was an Australian explorer and the story revolves around his 1931 unsuccessful attempt to travel under the Artic ice...
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800Adelaide FestivalFestival Review: Part 3 ‘Safety’ in 150 Psalms
This performance is the third part of the 150 Psalms choral performances, devised in 2017 by the Netherlands Chamber Choir director Tido...
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2.0KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Only Human
Only Human was developed by On the Fringe, director Claire Glenn and playwright Sophia Simmons using input, inspiration and improvisation from the...
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1.7KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Snapshots from Home
This play was commissioned to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the end of WWII. In 1996 it won an Australian Writers’ Guild...
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1.8KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: An Evening with the Vegetarian Librarian
This fabulous show by Adelaide actor, writer and now also funeral celebrant, Tracy Crisp is the final piece in her trilogy of...
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1.8KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Cassie and the Lights
This original play, written, designed and directed by Alex Howarth, is based on real events and was developed around conversations with young...
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924Books & LiteratureBook Review: Wild Dives, by Nick and Caroline Robertson-Brown
NATURAL HISTORY: A book of underwater adventures, taking you to remote locations to experience some of the best & weirdest underwater spectacles.
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1.5KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Crocodiles of the World, by Colin Stevenson
NATURAL HISTORY: All the facts, figures and myths surrounding the ancestory & evolution of this intriguing family of reptiles.
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1.2KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: The Lost Tide Warriors (Storm-Keeper’s Island Book 2), by Catherine Doyle
YA FANTASY: In the sequel to The Storm Keeper's Island, Fionn Boyle finds himself at the heart of the fight for the...
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981Books & LiteratureBook Review: Animals at Night, by Katy Flint
PICTURE BOOK: For ages 5-7. Learn about nocturnal animals around the world in this picture book that includes a glow-in-the-dark poster.
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834Books & LiteratureBook Review: Where the Light Enters, by Sara Donati
HISTORICAL FICTION: An epic family drama centring around two pioneering women doctors in 19th-century New York, a time of tremendous change.
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1.1KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Joyful Eating, by Tansy Boggon
SELF-HELP: Nutrition counsellor, Tansy Boggon, shares how aspiring for your perfect weight or optimal health keeps you trapped in a cycle of...
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670Books & LiteratureBook Review: Son of the Moon (Time for Alexander, Book 3), by Jennifer Macaire
The third book in the Time for Alexander series explores the adventures of Alexander the Great and his time traveller wife, Ashley,...
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1.1KBooks & LiteratureCookook Review: The Flexible Pescatarian, by Jo Pratt
Jo Pratt is a London-based food stylist, chef and author who has worked with well-known chefs including Gordon Ramsay and Jamie Oliver....
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1.2KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Children of the Dragon 2: The Race for the Red Dragon, by Rebecca Lim
The thrilling second book in this series introduces young readers to Chinese history, culture and myths from both Chinese and Australian perspectives.
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829Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Lost Gutenberg, by Margaret Leslie Davis
A gripping exploration of the life of the world's oldest and most famous printed book, The Gutenberg Bible.
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846Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Origin of Empire, by David Potter
Capturing the pivotal moment when Rome transformed from a republic to a world empire, spanning over three hundred action-packed years.
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1.6KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Blooms and Brushstrokes, by Penelope Curtin and Tansy Curtin
A unique journey through the history of Australian art, one flower at a time, from early illustrations through to modern day art.
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1.9KEntertainmentTheatre Review: Things I Know To Be True
Andrew Bovell’s play follows the (mis) fortunes and emotional ties and tangles between members of the Price family living in Hallett Cove.
