Posts By Patrick Moore
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627EntertainmentFeast Festival Review: Pony Male Revue – Ride It
Billed as a ‘show that will leave you breathless’ Pony Male Revue presents a new production called Ride It.
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414Books & LiteratureBook Review: Written in Blood, by Chris Carter
THRILLER: A killer's most valuable possession has been stolen. Now he must retrieve it, at any cost.
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847Adelaide FestivalFestival Review: Fire Gardens
Filled with eclectic sculptures, music and light, the Botanic Gardens are transformed into something quite unique.
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527Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Prohibition
America in the 1930’s was slowly climbing out of the Great Depression slump. The years between the roaring ‘20’s and the wartime...
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609ArtsCabaret Festival Review: Modern Maori Quartet – Two Worlds
A multi-award winning New Zealand showband, the quartet of finely attired gents successfully evoke the imagery of times gone by. Their latest...
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472ArtsCabaret Festival Review: The Hot Sardines
Since 2007, the Hot Sardines have been performing their own take on classic jazz tracks with a Parisian flavour mixed amongst the...
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583ArtsCabaret Festival Review: Wayne Brady – Brady AF
Wayne Brady is an American comedian, singer, actor and TV host. From talk shows, comedy sketch series and films, he has done...
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1.0KArtsCabaret Festival Review: Andrew O’Keefe “Shouts” Johnny O’Keefe
Johnny O’Keefe was Australia’s first rock rebel. There at the dawn of rock and roll music in the 1950’s, O’Keefe blazed a...
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588ArtsCabaret Festival Review: Hans and the Lucky Seven’s Loveboat
For over a decade, Hans has travelled the breadth of Adelaide and beyond displaying his gift for outrageous outfits and high camp. ...
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413ArtsCabaret Festival Review: Very Strange Things – Lawrence Leung
Very Strange Things is the latest work of the multi-talented Lawrence Leung. Comedian, actor, writer and director, he has run the gamut...
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608ArtsCabaret Festival Review: Richard Carpenter is close to you
As one half of the famous Carpenters singing duo, Richard Carpenter had the world at his feet. Although dubiously endorsed by American...
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371Adelaide FestivalAdelaide Festival Review: FLA.CO.MEN
Having its world premiere at Her Majesty’s Theatre for this year’s festival, Fla.Co.Men is an often astounding piece of work.
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738Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Peter Allen – Live In Inverted Commas
Peter Allen has always had a special place in Australia’s heart. The small-town country boy who took the world by storm with...
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804Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Faulty Towers – The Dining Experience
Essentially a ‘greatest hits’ of popular moments from the 12 episodes Fawlty Towers series, Faulty Towers – The Dining Experience sets off...
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596Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Hans – If You Don’t Love Me….Leave
For over a decade, German entertainer Hans has ruled the Adelaide roost. Frequently covered in feathers and sequins, he has ensured this...
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684Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Trash and Trevor – The Best of Trevor Ashley
Trevor Ashley is a multi-faceted performer and drag artist who has built up a stellar career. From starring in popular theatre productions...
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1.2KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Bob Downe’s 39th Birthday Bash
They say ‘life begins at 40’. If you’re eternally youthful entertainer Bob Downe, that number doesn’t exist – hence the title of...
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400EntertainmentFilm Review: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri
Writer/director, Martin McDonagh delivers flawed, interesting characters and crackling dialogue, effectively creating an atmosphere of foreboding tension over a small town.
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348ArtsTheatre Review: A Very Kransky Christmas
Using instruments such as a toilet brush, tuba, musical saw and other weird appliances, the sisters celebrate Christmas in their own unique...
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478EntertainmentFilm Review: Murder on the Orient Express
Murder on the Orient Express is a generally fine adaptation of one of Christie’s most famous works, directed by, and starring as...
