Posts By Tracey Korsten
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802Cabaret Fringe2015 Cabaret Fringe Festival Interview – Eugene Suleau
Tracey Korsten speaks to this year's Adelaide Cabaret Fringe Festival co-director, Eugene Suleau, to find out what goodies are store for us.
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4.9KFilm & TVFilm Review: Gemma Bovery
In a picturesque, Normandy village, a tree-changer Parisian develops a friendship with his new, English neighbours and suddenly life begins to imitate...
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957LatestOpera Review: Don Giovanni
Don Giovanni can tip the opera agnostics over into being believers. This version is certainly capable of doing just that.
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3.1KFilm & TVSpanish Film Festival Review: Death in Buenos Aires
This seemingly standard, police-procedural/crime thriller is impossible not to be mesmerized by and never lets up the pace. Natalia Meta is a...
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2.4KFilm & TVSpanish Film Festival Review: Instructions Not Included
As the highest grossing, Spanish-language film of all time in the US, this standard, screw-ball comedy of “irresponsible lothario suddenly left to...
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1.0KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Autumn Leaves
Autumn Leaves is an anthology of “chick-lit” short-stories, written mostly by Adelaide women. This is very light, fluffy reading, perfect for an...
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1.4KFilm & TVSpanish Film Festival Review: Carmina and Amen (Carmina Y Amen)
A deserved winner of Best Screenplay and Best Supporting Actress at the Malaga Film Festival, this film cries out to be seen...
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6.0KLatestInterview: Athol Guy
We spoke to Athol Guy prior to the beginning of his tour of "Athol Guy - The Seekers Story" and found out...
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942Film & TVSpanish Film Festival Review: Blue Lips
Six characters, each one directed by a different, young director, intersect during the San Fermin Festival in Pamplona.
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Opera Review: Double Bill
Making opera more accessible, the State Opera is presenting two double-bills this year: evenings of two, one-act operas.
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832ArtsTheatre Review: The Student Prince
Sigmund Romberg’s The Student Prince is front and centre of any light-opera society’s canon. It’s beautifully tuneful, charming and lacking anything other...
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1.2KLatestFringe Review: Ross Hannaford
Hannaford is a highly skilled, jobbing guitarist/song-writer who showcased his ability to self-record a loop & play over it, along with his...
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728LatestFestival Review: Abdullah Ibrahim
Jazz pianist, Abdullah Ibrahim started playing in the 50s at the height of the popular jazz movement and recorded the first South...
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656LatestFringe Review: Sunshine and Lollipops
Taya is a born performer: she knows how to sing and play the uke; she knows how to work an audience; she...
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841LatestFringe Review: The Backsliders and Old Gray Mule
The Backsliders, one of Australia’s greatest blues outfit comprising 4 world-class exponents of their respective instruments are on tour with US outfit...
