Nicola Woodford

Adelaide Festival Review: The Picture of Dorian Gray

Under the bold direction of Kip Williams, The Picture of Dorian Gray breaks into the twenty-first century.

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Adelaide Festival Review: Haydn’s Solar Poetics

An exceptional celebration of Haydn's early works, like eavesdropping on the past.

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Fringe Review: Disenchanted: A Cabaret of Twisted Fairy Tales

Disenchanted offers a novel and naughty alternative to your childhood fairy-tales.

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Adelaide International Guitar Festival

Theatre Review: Dry

Dry is a new play, written and directed by Catherine Fitzgerald

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Adelaide Guitar Festival Review: A Classical Celebration

If you don’t already love the guitar, you will after sampling the array of talents in A Classical Celebration.

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Cabaret Festival

Cabaret Festival Review: Selina Jenkins – Boobs

Boobs demands attention and does not disappoint.

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Cabaret Festival

Cabaret Festival Review: The Blind Date Project

The Blind Date Project covers everything from improv to psychotherapy, promising a unique show every night.

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Theatre Review: Next Fall

Next Fall is a character driven play, boasting local talent and offering a beautiful heartbreak.

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Theatre Review: Hiccup!

Hiccup! offers children a familiar yet fantastical adventure, in which friendship is “just a hi away.”

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Theatre Review: Venus in Fur

The passionate and talented team behind Venus in Fur create an electric night of theatre.

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Festival Review: Dami Im

Im did not allow the postponement to dull her performance, playing with a bright and genuine excitement.

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Fringe Review: Awkward Activists

Awkward Activists brings a touch of originality and wit to Gluttony this Fringe season.

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Festival Review: Aryeh Nussbaum Cohen in Recital with Konstantin Shamray

On Tuesday evening Cohen performed in recital with internationally acclaimed pianist Konstantin Shamray.

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Festival Review: Diana Doherty and The Streeton Trio

Diana Doherty is an internationally acclaimed soloist and resident Principal Oboe with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. The Streeton Trio likewise perform worldwide

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Festival Review: Ben Lee

After a prolific career spanning a quarter-century, Ben Lee is no stranger to touring and music festivals.

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Fringe Review: Smashed

Smashed offers a series of talented and tantalising acts – including drag, burlesque, circus, and live music.

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Fringe Review: Shake It

Shake It returns this year boasting a rotating cast of talented Australian performers

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Fringe Review: Amelia Ryan & Libby O’Donovan: Unsung

Powerhouses of cabaret, Amelia Ryan and Libby O’Donovan join forces to bring Unsung to Adelaide this Fringe season

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Fringe Review: Ross Noble – 2021 Comeback Special

Ross Noble – 2021 Comeback Special sees the comedian return to his stand-up roots after Covid-19’s lengthy interruption.

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