Entertainment
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Cloudburst: Multi-award winner finally hits the cinema
Romantic comedy, Cloudburst, has won 30 Best Picture Awards and finally receives a long-overdue limited national cinema release.
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Review:The Rules of Love – 2013 Cabaret Fringe Festival
The Cabaret Fringe Festival presents another comical night out for those who can handle swearing and receiving love advice in their fortune...
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Despicable Me 2: Interview with Miranda Cosgrove
Glam catches up with the 20 year old to chat about her role as the stern but loveable Margo
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Film Review: In The House (Dans la Maison)
This French black comedy is a clever look at the thin line between fact and fiction, truth and lies, and the an...
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Review: Neville’s Island
Lord Of The Flies meets The Office? Or perhaps Devil’s Island and Gilligan’s Island? Either way it’s hell for the participant’s but...
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Review: ‘Les Follies de Femmes’ at GlamourZONE – 2013 Cabaret Fringe Festival
Everyone should experience at least one good ‘drag’ show in their lives – and to all the rev heads out there, we...
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Multi-million dollar U.S. investment deal for KOJO
Creative storytelling company KOJO has secured a multi-million dollar investment deal with US-based Main Street Films for an upcoming feature film titled...
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Adelaide Film Festival announces INSITE Award
The Adelaide Film Festival is teaming up with the Australian Writer’s Guild to present the INSITE Award, at this year’s Festival.
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Review: Almost 69 – 2013 Cabaret Fringe Festival
Adelaide’s own Queen of Contortion showcases a lifetime of showbiz and anecdotes and proves to be an entertaining experience. The twist is...
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Film Review: World War Z
When a zombie plague begins spreading across the world, entire countries begin falling. United Nations employee Gerry Lane (Brad Pitt) is tasked...
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Review: Idina Menzel – 2013 Adelaide Cabaret Festival
There’s no doubt many Adelaide audiences would be saying the best was saved til last with Broadway star Idina Menzel closing the...
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Review: Girl on the Drink: From Gutter to Glamour in Satire and Song – 2013 Cabaret Fringe Festival
Raise a glass for Annie Siegmann because her show Girl on the Drink: From Gutter to Glamour in Satire and Song is...
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Review: Take Five- The Dave Brubeck Story – 2013 Cabaret Fringe Festival
The name behind the platinum hit ‘Take Five’ is celebrated in this classy biography of the life and music of Dave Brubeck...
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Review: Homemade Fusion – 2013 Cabaret Fringe Festival
It is great to find something new and a little different. Homemade Fusion is just that - not only good, but also...
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Review: Sunny Leunig – A Guide to Unhappiness – 2013 Adelaide Cabaret Festival
As a guide to unhappiness, this show succeeds in abundance. There are a few genuine laughs to be had, and the magic...
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Review: Musical Skeletons in My Closet – 2013 Cabaret Fringe Festival
Presented by Alison Kimber Reviewed Thursday 20th June 2013 Everyone has that guilty pleasure song they’ll blast in the car, but...
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Review: Tainted Love
Johnny Grim’s Tainted Love is a lightly comical play featuring middle age women tackling the rough road to divorce and beyond with...
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Australia Dance Theatre Pioneers New Youth Program
The coveted positions will give young dancers unrivaled access to a get a “foot in the door.”
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Review: Phil Scott: Cabaret Survivor – 2013 Adelaide Cabaret Festival
2013 marks satirist and performer Phil Scott’s 30th year in the cabaret arena, making him a true Cabaret Survivor. He is amiable,...
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Review: Jazz and Blues Diva – 2013 Cabaret Fringe Festival
Following three sold out shows in the 2013 Adelaide Fringe, Sally Anderson presents Jazz and Blues Diva, the story of the jazz...
