Posts By Tracey Korsten
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931LatestNo Fixed Addressed Welcomed Into SA Music Hall Of Fame
Iconic Indigenous 80s South Australian act No Fixed Address were inducted into the SA Music Hall Of Fame last week with a...
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2.3KFilm & TVInterview: Scott Hicks, Highly Strung
We sat down with Aussie film-maker Scott Hicks to chat about his latest film, Highly Strung, which is now showing in selected...
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774Film & TVSpanish Film Festival Review: Happy 140
A group of friends are invited to a luxurious, Tenerife villa to celebrate the 40th birthday of Elia, who just happens to...
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2.8KFilm & TVSpanish Film Festival Review: Food and Shelter
A few weeks in the life of a young, single mother, out of work, behind in rent, and living on odd jobs,...
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710Film & TVFilm Review: A Month of Sundays
Frank Mollard is a mediocre real estate agent with middle-aged man issues until he receives an unexpected call from his mother who...
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877Film & TVFilm Review: The Daughter
This adaptation of Henrik Ibsen’s classic play The Wild Duck is set in a dying logging town, delivering an atmospheric, contemporary drama.
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806Film & TVDVD Review: Pawn Sacrifice
In 1972, the US chess champion played the USSR World Champion in a match that became seen by both sides in the...
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789Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Beautiful Blue: Songs in the Key of Tom Waits
This vehicle has allowed some wonderful writers and musicians to showcase their work. And judging by last night, Australian, original music, is...
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869Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Grace: The Songs of Jeff Buckley
Jeff Buckley remains one of the enigmas of music, because of the mystical and soulful nature of his writing and performance.
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866Adelaide FestivalFestival Review: The James Plays
Award-winning, Scottish playwright, Rona Munro, has taken on the goliath task of writing three, epic plays, about James I, II and III...
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866Adelaide FestivalFestival Review: Go, Down, Moses.
Romeo Castellucci is undoubtedly one of the great, contemporary theatre practitioners, and this is the Australian premiere of his controversial Go, Down,...
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1.1KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Leading Ladies of Jazz
Musician and teacher, Charmaine Jones, has gathered up four of her best students to help pay tribute to five unique and influential...
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810Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Astral Weeks & Songs Of Love And Hate
After a sell-out show in August, Max Savage has decided to reprise his presentation of Van Morrison’s seminal album Astral Weeks.
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958Adelaide FringeFringe Review: The Magic Flute
Mozart’s popular Magic Flute has been given a light, modern re-imagining by director and designer, David Lampard, as part of State Opera’s...
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979Adelaide Fringe
Interview: The Very Civilised Max Savage
Adelaide singer-songwriter Max Savage is a young man of diverse and complex musical interests. He talks to Glam's Tracey Korsten about his...
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877Film & TVFilm Review: 45 Years
In the week leading up to their 45th anniversary, a contented, childless couple receive a letter that the husband's previous girlfriend's body...
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981Adelaide FringeInterview: CULT Producer/Director Geoffrey Masters – Late-Night Fringe Chaos In The Garden!
Production house Strut & Fret have produced many a popular Fringe show, and are set to bring their new one Cult to...
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732Film & TVBlu-ray Review: Irrational Man
An emotionally unavailable, self-destructive philosophy professor is opened up by one of his students & goes on to find a new lease...
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1.4KEntertainmentKatrina Leskanich: Still Riding A Wave Of Sunshine
You will be walking on sunshine when you read our interview with 80s pop icon Katrina Leskanich...
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2.0KFilm & TVInterview: Joel Creasey Is Back In The Jungle
Only just recovered from his experiences on "I’m a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here" last year, Joel Creasey returns to South Africa...
