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Review: The New Cabal – 2013 Cabaret Fringe Festival
The New Cabal is everything jazz should be and if you’re a regular at the wonderfully eclectic La Bohème, you most certainly...
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Review: Chaplin: A Life in Concert – 2013 Adelaide Cabaret Festival
In 90 minutes, David Pomeranz presents all the salient facts of Charlie Chaplin’s life, playing all 25+ characters and keeping the legend...
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Get Involved With Word Wall In Rundle Mall Tomorrow
Word Adelaide wants the public’s help to decorate a word wall set to appear in the middle of Rundle Mall tomorrow afternoon.
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Review: RRAMP: the Collector, the Archivist & the Electrocrat – 2013 Adelaide Cabaret Festival
There’s no better evidence of the diversity of 'cabaret' than RRAMP, an absurdist musical comedy co-created by one of the talents behind...
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Review: Michael Griffiths- Sweet Dreams: Songs by Annie Lennox. – 2013 Adelaide Cabaret Festival
Returning to his hometown, Michael Griffiths’ one man show is a cleverly performed lyrical tale of Annie Lennox and her rise to...
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Neville’s Island
Nominated for a Laurence Olivier Award for Best Comedy, this British comedy is funnier than 'Lord of the Flies' and scarier than...
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Barossa Takes Centre Stage For MasterChef
South Australia’s beautiful Barossa will be on show tonight as the first of five MasterChef episodes filmed in the region goes to...
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New Fashion Label Tanouk Launches
Budding Adelaide designer Nikeisha Coulter has just announced the launch of her debut ready-to-wear label Tanouk [tah-nook].
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Review: Retail Therapy – 2013 Cabaret Fringe Festival
This 19 year old pocket rocket is a diminutive diva who uses what little life experience she's had so far to create...
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Film Review: Monsters University
They scare because they care! Mike and Sully are back with a 3D prequel to their 2001 hit Monsters Inc. This time...
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Hub Adelaide Co Workspace at Peel Street Festival
Innovators, entrepreneurs, business and government in Adelaide will trial HUB Adelaide this week at Peel Street Festival.
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Canadian Comedian Glen Wool Headlines Stand Up Shows
He’s been described as the funnier version of a cross between Jack Black and Meat Loaf, and his shows have been deemed...
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Review: Little Women – The Musical
Based on the classic Louisa May Alcott novel set during and after the American Civil War, this is a musical adaptation with...
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Review: Space Encounters – 2013 Cabaret Fringe Festival
Emma Knights is here to challenge your perceptions and provide an insight to the true musical mastery that opera can exhibit with...
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Film Review: Farewell My Queen
This French/Spanish co-production is a tale of excess and opulence during the last days of Marie Antoinette.
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Review: Barb Jung: Stockport to Memphis – 2013 Adelaide Cabaret Festival
Presented by the Adelaide Cabaret Festival Reviewed Sunday 9th June 2013 Adelaide audiences haven’t seen Barb Jungr for six years or so...
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Film Review: Sinister
Whilst we may not admit it, we all love being scared. Sinister does the job in providing some surprises and becomes one...
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Film Review: The Internship
The Internship is a pretty bland effort walking a familiar path butut it offers some amusing moments and says something about the...
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Review: Kristin Chenoweth with the Adelaide Art Orchestra – 2013 Adelaide Cabaret Festival
The sensational Kristin Chenoweth is star in every sense but probably best known for her appearances in over 40 film and television...
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Review: 3 Night Stand! – 2013 Cabaret Fringe Festival
It is heartening to see that the next generation of Barbershop Quartets have a very firm hand on the reins. These boys...
