All posts tagged "Cabaret"
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1.9KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Hans – If You Don’t Love Me….Leave
For over a decade, German entertainer Hans has ruled the Adelaide roost. Frequently covered in feathers and sequins, he has ensured this fair city has shaken off its lethargic conservatism. With accordion in hand, Hans knows how to use his fingers to good effect.
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1.2KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: The Hummingbird Effect
This beautifully put-together show is absolutely what cabaret should be.
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1.4KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Amelia Ryan – The Breast Is Yet To Come
Amelia Ryan brings her tale of pregnancy to the stage in a funny assortment of songs, detailed anecdotes and witty banter. The show is a delightful production that is packed with many authentic and comedic moments.
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939Adelaide FringeFringe Review: James McLean – Goodie Two Shoes
A self-confessed goodie two shoes suddenly finds himself working for a “not so legitimate business man.”
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1.1KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Revenge
The somewhat sweet, somewhat spicy New South Wales cabaret performer, Irene Nicola, takes on the patriarchy, a*****e politicians, late-stage capitalism and in-equality in this in-your-face performance that has the entire audience cheering.
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1.5KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Chrysalis
Megan Doherty does beautiful singing of interesting songs in an elegant venue, with a theme of creativity, sensitivity to one’s muse, and how performers stay both brave and vulnerable.
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1.2KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Help! I Think I Might Be Fabulous
Alfie Ordinary offers a bitter twist to his highly enjoyable sequined romp through his young life at Madame LeCoq's Preparatory School for Fabulous Boys.
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1.0KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Peggy Lee: “Is That All There Is?”
Hard-core Peggy Lee fans cannot complain about repertoire choice, presentation or musical style as Brigitte Baden-Rennie performs her intelligent and entertaining homage to the great jazz/pop vocal stylist.
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3.1KLatestFringe Review: Courtney Act – Under the Covers
Currently Australia's most famous drag queen, Courtney Act, is one of this year's Fringe Ambassadors, and presented a cabaret of cover songs.
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2.1KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Garry Starr Performs Everything
Disgruntled actor Garry Starr, has just been kicked out of the Royal Shakespeare Company for ill-defined reasons.
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1.4KAdelaide FringeGingzilla Returns To Gluttony With Glamonster VS The World
The 7ft tall bearded bombshell, GINGZILLA is back! Her show won her a Best Cabaret Weekly Award and the overall John Chataway Innovation Award, and if you had the chance to check her out you'll know why!
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1.4KArtsTheatre Review: Club Swizzle
From the creators of La Soirée comes a night of sassy entertainment, song, comedy & circus. Leave your coat & your hang-ups at the door and get your swizzle on.
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1.1KArtsTheatre Review: A Very Kransky Christmas
Using instruments such as a toilet brush, tuba, musical saw and other weird appliances, the sisters celebrate Christmas in their own unique style.
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906ArtsCabaret Festival Review: Lady Rizo: Multiplied
The long-lashed, red-lipped, cabaret star, Lady Rizo, fabulously returns to the Adelaide Cabaret Festival - but this time she’s not alone!
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1.0KArtsCabaret Festival Review: Peter and Bambi Heaven – The Magic Inside
Magic and comedy go hand in hand. Penn and Teller, Siegfried and Roy and dozens of others have used the art of illusion to comedic effect.
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1.1KArtsCabaret 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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840ArtsCabaret Festival Review: Brel: The Immortal Troubador
Jacques Brel is alive and well and living in Adelaide. At least for one night.
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1.3KArtsCabaret Festival Review: Meow Meow : Souvenir
Meow Meow is, at heart, a comedienne, a mistress of comedy in the tradition of Barry Humphries.
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1.6KArtsCabaret Festival Review: Courtney Act – The Girl From Oz
Courtney Act brings her highly entertaining show The Girl From Oz to the Spiegeltent for three shows as part of the Adelaide Cabaret Festival.
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805ArtsCabaret Festival Review: Dahlesque
Not only will this show take you back to your childhood years filled with Roald Dahl’s delightfully ridiculous rhymes, but you’ll also learn about the many events that made up the man behind the books
