Alan Cumming - the festival’s first international Artistic Director in its 21-year history - presents the 2021 Adelaide Cabaret Festival program as his personal “love letter” to Australia.
The Adelaide Cabaret Fringe Festival is returning in 2021 — with more sparkle than ever before!
Tim Minchin plus Bob Downe with Anne “Willsy” Wills are among performers starring in two new headline shows, as part of Adelaide Cabaret Festival 2021.
Country Music royalty Beccy Cole and acclaimed jazz and cabaret performer Libby O'Donovan presented just over an hour of pure joy and entertainment in their new cabaret production, The Cowgirl and The Showgirl Ride Again.
Adelaide Cabaret Festival turns 20 in 2020 and we couldn’t wait to give you a tease of next year’s star-studded program with 6 early release shows announced today.
A multi-award winning New Zealand showband, the quartet of finely attired gents successfully evoke the imagery of times gone by. Their latest show Two Worlds is an original play weaving together four stories relating to their native culture.
Beneath the simple village merriment derived from watching one bloke shove another bloke around there lies a complex world.
When Ruthie Henshall takes the stage, you sit up and take notice. This multi award nominated artist has been playing the music theatre game since 1986 and that means she’s been strutting her stuff for over thirty years
Right from the start, this world premiere show, Between Two Shores, wonderfully reflected the Tongan/Australian heritage of these amazing singing sisters Vika and Linda Bull.
Beginning the show, a la Sinatra, Campbell was on form with Come Fly With Me, telling his audience how great it was to be back in his hometown and at the Cabaret Festival which he loves.
An Evening with Zoe Coombs Marr is a hilarious new show from comedian Zoe Coombs Marr that playfully dissects and toys with traditional comedic styles.
Larissa McGowan lists an impressive cohort of collaborators for this show
With his new show, Nobody Knows My Name, Max Savage presents original songs and spoken-word all set around the city after-dark.
Maeve Marsden and Libby Wood present a clever, insightful ‘Body of Work’ which is chock full of pathos, humour, amazing singing and manages to skewer, and show up to ridicule, the all too prevalent biases and misogyny in the world of musical theatre.
Sometimes words just get in the way; this set of songs transcends what you would expect from a jazz quintet.
From the opening number, the audience is immersed in the sheer joy of all things Irish: the music, the dance, the stories of Fox’s childhood and early career.
In the Liner Notes Live series, a seminal album is presented to the audience, with various performers talking about and/or giving their interpretation of a particular number.
Capsis live is a religious experience. His latest avatar is Rock God, and in this show, he performs a dozen rock, pop, R’n’B, jazz, theatre and whatever songs.
Aaron Cash hits the stage and sings the first few bars of a famous song then, in the manner of all good cabaret performance, this show takes a turn, or two.
Raucous, boisterous and cheeky, Gunhild Carling is a stunning performer to watch.