All posts tagged "ArtSpace"
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465Cabaret FestivalCabaret Festival Review: The Blind Date Project
The Blind Date Project covers everything from improv to psychotherapy, promising a unique show every night.
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833ArtsCabaret Festival Review: The Swell Mob
Eighteenth century taproom etiquette isn’t hard to pick up. you get the idea in no time.
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402ArtsCabaret Festival Review: Strange Bedfellows : Bedlam
There is nothing nice about this cabaret performance – mercifully! We are confronted, comforted, ostracised, outraged, deliberately confused and just as deliberately cajoled.
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390ArtsCabaret Festival Review: Hispanic Attack! – Ryan Gonzalez
Hispanic Attack! is a wild ride through the Latino songbook as well as its culture.
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306ArtsCabaret Festival Review: Debora Krizak: Laugh be a Lady
In 'Laugh be a Lady' Debora Krizak champions funny women.
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261ArtsCabaret Festival Review: Dash Kruck: I Might Take My Shirt Off
This is not an ordinary Cabaret show nor is it an ordinary romantic tale.
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328ArtsCabaret Festival Review: Be Mused
A fascinating evening discovering what new talent is emerging on the Cabaret scene! Five young performers have got together and crafted a very entertaining show.
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219ArtsCabaret Festival Review: Mother’s Ruin
Maeve Marsden and Libby Wood have teamed up to create a cabaret about gin - otherwise known as 'Mother's Ruin'.
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221Cabaret FestivalCabaret Festival Review: Reviewing the Situation
Phil Scott is a showbiz survivor. His forte for musical comedy is used well with his tribute to British song-writer Lionel Bart.
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772LatestArts: Breaking Ground 2015, Morgan Allender: Seeing Spring
Adelaide Festival Centre will be in full bloom this winter as Morgan Allender, who is the recipient of this year’s Country Arts SA Breaking Ground Award, unveils her exhibition, Seeing Spring at Artspace Gallery from 8 July - 23 August.
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303Cabaret FestivalCabaret Festival Review: Amelia Ryan Is Lady Liberty
Amelia Ryan Is Lady Liberty is, in a way, a follow on and sequel to Ryan’s hit show, A Storm In A D-Cup: but like Ryan herself, it stands alone!
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999Cabaret FestivalCabaret Festival Review: Hannah Gadsby – Art Lite
Stand-up comedian, TV personality and holder of a degree in Art History and Curatorship, Hannah Gadsby has the answers to all of our fine arts questions.
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603Cabaret FestivalCabaret Festival Review: David Gauci: It Was Worth The Weight
Local entertainer, David Gauci has always been on the large size. He pokes fun at himself in this very funny and moving cabaret show. Being big can be wonderful!
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342Cabaret FestivalAdelaide Cabaret Festival Review: Yon and his Prism of Sexy Thoughts
Through story and song, Yon, bedecked only in a silk robe, socks and slippers, takes us on a mad ride of his sex life.
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563Cabaret FestivalAdelaide Cabaret Festival Review: Michael Dalley – Rituals of Art and Hatred
‘The Crown Prince of Melbourne cabaret’, Michael Dalley, is a master of satirical song-writing who can thumb his nose at the best of them.
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520Cabaret FestivalAdelaide Cabaret Festival Review: Melody Beck – Unseen: A Tribute To Marni Nixon
2014 Your Theatrics International Cabaret Contest winner, Melody Beck, pays tribute to Marni Nixon, the actual singing voice for the stars of classic films.
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Breaking Ground applications close soon
Applications for Country Arts SA’s highly successful annual Visual Arts Professional Development award Breaking Ground are closing soon.
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Cabaret Festival
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 is all performed beautifully, but there’s nothing new or spectacular to add any ‘wow’ factor.
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Cabaret Festival
Review: Sarah-Louise Young: Julie Madly Deeply – 2013 Adelaide Cabaret Festival
Although not what a few people would expect, Julie Madly Deeply is a great tribute to a lady who has sung her way into many hearts.
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Cabaret Festival
Review: Songs from an Unmade Bed – 2013 Adelaide Cabaret Festival
Songs from an Unmade Bed is exactly what it says: songs sung from and around an unmade bed, by a gay New Yorker; or is it several different gay New Yorkers?
