All posts tagged "Carol Young"
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780ArtsInterview: Carol Young – Warming up Tutti’s voices for their Big Sing-a-long
The Tutti Choir are warming up their voices for this years DreamBIG Children's Festival, under the direction of Carol Young
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2.9KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: A Migrant’s Son
Ms Burger has written a modern day odyssey, a journey from Greece to Russia, to Australia to Port Pirie, Adelaide, Coobe Pedy and back again, and all with a sense of excitement, determination, and above all family, because the family is everything!
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1.1KPerforming ArtsThe Divine Miss Candy Chambers Returns To Delight Adelaide For One Night Only
50 Forever sees Miss Chambers lay her heart bare as she shares her journey through life from the lowest lows to the highest highs.
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638Cabaret FringeCabaret Fringe Review: Food Court Cabaret
Food Court Cabaret celebrates the unique glitz and glamour of food courts, whether they be in Chinatown, or in a hipster paradise of macrobiotic quinoa dishes.
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626Cabaret Fringe2015 Cabaret Fringe Festival Interview – Eugene Suleau
Tracey Korsten speaks to this year's Adelaide Cabaret Fringe Festival co-director, Eugene Suleau, to find out what goodies are store for us.
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The Last Days on Earth – Feast Festival 2012
Jamie Jewell and the musicians provide a little over an hour of captivating and worthwhile cabaret. Ensure that this is on your Feast Festival list.
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Music to Watch Boys By – 2012 Adelaide Fringe
As the saying goes, “stalking is just another way of saying I love you”. This show is for anyone who has had a crush, and those who want to learn other methods of stalking.
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The Lonely Man – 2012 Adelaide Fringe
The Lonely Man is a deeply moving theatrical cabaret piece.
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The Geiger Sisters Radioactive Hour
The Geiger Sisters Radioactive Hour is a new show which follows the fortunes of four "sisters" as they fight to keep themselves employed in the changing radio industry, post WWII.
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Performing Arts
Why Muriel Matters – Cabaret Fringe
It is easy to understand why Muriel matters after enjoying Sheila Duncan’s delightful tribute to some of our forgotten history.
