All posts tagged "Ben Francis"
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472Adelaide FringeFringe Review: The 60 Four: Living In The ’70s
Fringe reviews require a rating out of 5 stars. I’ve given these guys 5, because I’m not allowed to give them 6
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467Adelaide FringeInterview: Ben Francis – The 60 Four Return With Two Fringe Shows
Adelaide favourties, The 60 Four, return to the 2024 Fringe with two HUGE shows
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1.2KAdelaide Fringe
One of Australia’s best tribute acts brings ’70s party to Adelaide Fringe
The award-winning group, heralded as Australia’s best tribute act, will take to Gluttony for a one-off electrifying weekend that promises to whisk you away to the era of disco balls and bell-bottoms.
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1.2KArtsInterview: Ben Francis and The 60 Four
Adelaide's The 60 Four are hitting the road nationally this September
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1.2KArtsTribute sensation The 60 Four announces dates across Australia
One of the countries premier tribute acts, The 60 Four will kick off their Australian tour in Sydney on Saturday 16th September before touring to Melbourne, Ballarat, and Adelaide.
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1.0KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: The 60 Four in Concert
A musical treat for anyone who enjoys the music of this era.
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1.3KEntertainmentTheatre Review: Chicago – High School Edition
Presented by Pelican ProductionsReviewed 13th August 2021 COVID-19 causing challenges such as a rescheduling of their performance dates, and a last-minute change of venue, have seemingly had no ill-effect on Pelican Productions latest hit show, Chicago. In fact, this production was absolutely worthy of the superior acoustics, sound system, and sound engineering at Thebarton Theatre. […]
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2.7KAdelaide FringeInterview: Ben Francis (Director And Performer Of The 60 Four)
Ben Stefanoff interviews young South Australian entrepreneur, Ben Francis about The 60 Four and their extremely popular concerts
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2.4KEntertainmentTheatre Review: 13 – The Musical
Adelaide Theatre Academy are becoming known for producing high quality youth productions, including Little Shop Of Horrors, Singin’ In The Rain, Xanadu and Oliver!.13 The Musical is another success to add to their growing collection.
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1.1KEntertainmentTheatre Review: Don Carlos
Set in Spain in 1567-8, at the height of Spain’s colonial power, King Philip the Second struggles to deal with the unrest of his subjects in the Netherlands. His son Don Carlos returns to Spain full of philosophical ideas that were spreading throughout Europe at the time, eager to change the ridged, religious and ritualised country of his birth.
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1.5KEntertainmentYouth Theatre Review: Porridge
Nursery Rhyme Crime has never been so good.
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800ArtsTheatre Review: Old Wicked Songs
Set in Vienna in the spring of 1986 Old Wicked Songs explores the relationship between a student and teacher. In this case it is a pianist who is forced to study singing with an unknown teacher if he wishes to continue his studies with his chosen professor. The characters have trouble communicating with each other but have a common ground in music.
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773ArtsTheatre Review: Private Peaceful
Private Peaceful, is adapted from the novel by Michael Murpurgo and through reminiscences tells the story of the life of a young WWI soldier, on the last night of his life.
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766ArtsTheatre Review: All is Calm
A moving celebration of humanity through letters, poems & news records from the first world war era about the Christmas truce of 1914.
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731ArtsPromise Adelaide Is All Calm About Its Second SA Premiere
All is Calm is a musical production with an entirely male cast who tell the story of the 1914 Christmas Truce through the words from letters and poems of the soldiers and through the a cappella harmonies of the Christmas songs they sung.
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861ArtsTheatre Review: Brideshead Revisited
Independent Theatre reverently adapts Evelyn Waugh’s Brideshead Revisited in their final production of 2017, exploring youthful passion, Catholic guilt, and the enigmatic Flyte family.
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1.8KArtsTheatre Review: Rising Stars
Rising Stars featured songs from stage and screen (and a couple from television), collecting donations for the Starlight Foundation.
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1.1KArtsTheatre Review: Private Peaceful
Thomas ‘Tommo’ Peaceful who, although not real, is a representation of the many teenage boys who were court martialled and shot during WWI.
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1.6KArtsPromise Adelaide presents “Private Peaceful”
Presented by Promise Adelaide and adapted by Simon Reade from Michael Morpurgo’s celebrated novel, Private Peaceful is the moving story of a young soldier killed by firing squad in World War I.
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1.5KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: The 60 Four
The 60 Four are four young lads who are present and past students from Scotch College, all of whom have a shared interest in 60s music: Ben Francis, Lachlan Williams, Kyle Hall and Jordan Tomljenovic.
