All posts tagged "4-star review"
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336Adelaide FringeAdelaide Fringe Review: Tom Weil: Sixth Sense
Tom Weil, magician or mentalist?
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374Adelaide FringeAdelaide Fringe Review: Celestial Gardens – The Secret Sound of Plants
Ambient, interactive presentation for everyone
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529Adelaide FringeAdelaide Fringe Review: LIMBO – The Return
LIMBO has returned in a loud and visually spectacular fashion befitting of its headliner status
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1.3KAdelaide FringeAdelaide Fringe Review: Sleeps Hill Tunnel
A unique and fun way to explore some little known South Australian history
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476Cabaret FestivalCabaret Festival Review: Johanna Allen – Pop Culture Vulture
Johanna Allen’s “smorgasbord of musical snacks” promises a new way to experience pop classics
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372Cabaret FestivalCabaret Festival Review: Mel & Sam – The Best Of
Mel & Sam know their audience, and there were plenty of raucous theatre kids in the Space Theatre
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540Cabaret FestivalCabaret Festival Review: The Divine Miss Bette
Adelaide’s Cabaret Festival is the best on a global scale, but it’s productions like this that make it so
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1.1KAdelaide FestivalAdelaide Festival Review: Marrow
This piece speaks to the political and societal boundaries we face in our world today, questions what a different version of Australia may look and feel like and tears down barriers in the end
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604Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Reuben Kaye – APOCALIPSTIK
Fans will be delighted with this story-based journey, that still includes Reuben’s signature comedic monologues, dramatic cabaret moves, cheeky humour, powerful messages and attention-grabbing costumes
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344Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Space Between
Love will (chair) share us with heart, again
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396Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Shadows of the Past: A story told AFOOT
Being led down the Garden path has never been more intriguing!
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363Adelaide FringeFringe Review: GAIA: A story told AFOOT
Following an unravelling murder mystery in a bleak futuristic Adelaide is an exciting new way to explore our city
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429Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Celestial Sounds
An interesting experience but too long
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686Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Virtuoso
No pretension is spared in this brilliantly cringey parody of an actor
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425Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Lost in Translation: The Fellowship of the Ring
Lost in Translation takes your favourite films and transforms them into ballets of buffoonery for your viewing pleasure
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645Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Vida Slayman is a Motherchucker
A funny, fierce female not afraid to lay everything bare
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441Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Kevin Quantum: AND FOR MY NEXT TRICK
Impressive magic that is well worth adding to a ‘must see’ list next time Kevin Quantum is in town
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558Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Am I the Drama?
A quirky, fun evening of silly stories, happy times, and important food for thought
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558Adelaide FringeFringe Review: High Tease High Tea: ALICE IN WONDERLAND
High Tease High Tea events are memorable tea parties that combine entertaining burlesque routines, fun games, wacky and glamorous costumes, nibbles, and cocktails
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446Adelaide FestivalAdelaide Festival Review: The Rest is Politics
Funny and well delivered, the conversations went quickly
