All posts tagged "Cole Porter"
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1.7KArtsTheatre Review: Kiss Me, Kate
Kiss Me, Kate, celebrating Hills Musical Company's 50th Anniversary, is a wonderful production, well worth a trip up to Stirling.
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1.4KArtsCelebrating fifty years of quality theatre in the Hills
It’s no secret that Adelaide has a vibrant theatre scene. From plays, cabaret, concerts and musical theatre, we are very spoiled for choice all year round. South Australian theatre also has a rich history, with many companies across the state operating for 40+ years. One such company is Hills Musical Company, which has been producing […]
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2.1KEntertainmentInterview: Michael Griffiths – Being Regal In Adelaide With Cole Porter And Peter Allen
Ben Stefanoff interviews Adelaide's own Michael Griffiths about his show at the newly refurbished Regal Theatre
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2.8KEntertainmentTheatre Review: Anything Goes
This show first hit Broadway in 1934, and ever since it’s been a staple of the music theatre canon.
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851Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Two Dames, A Piano And A Whole Lot Of Giggle Water
Step back to the roaring twenties and enjoy the silliness that sees Ruby, an American heiress, and Hester, an East-End social climber, get together with a piano and a fair amount of booze. The two ladies are accompanied by a pianist who we are led to believe doesn’t speak English, leading to some comic exchanges.
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2.2KArtsTheatre Review: Can Can
Can-Can is a musical by Abe Burrows with music and lyrics by Cole Porter and tells the story of the showgirls of the Montmartre dance halls during the 1890s.
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1.5KArtsCabaret Fringe Festival Review: What a Swell Party
If you’ve had the pleasure to see the Bailey Dolls, you have probably seen these guys. Often known as The Bailey Beaus in their alter egos of Frank Hartley and Chip Dalton, and this time accompanied by Alby Green,
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1.5KArtsTheatre Review: High Society
Break out the Veuve Clicquot! We’re in Oyster Bay, Long Island, it’s 1938, and Tracy Lord is getting married to her fiancé, George Kittredge. No expense spared.
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705ArtsTheatre Review: Porter and Piaf
Michael Griffiths and Michaela Burger present two of the greatest performers of the Twentieth Century: Cole Porter and Edith Piaf
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974LatestAnything Goes As It’s ‘Back To Broadway’
Be transported back to the ‘golden age’ of musical theatre with 'Back to Broadway', the next performance in the Country Arts SA Morning Melodies Series 2015.
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1.0KCabaret FestivalCabaret Festival Review: Michael Griffiths – Cole
Cole Porter's songs still captivate. Famed for writing dozens of musicals and hit songs, there isn’t anyone somewhere who hasn’t heard one of his tracks.
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877Cabaret FestivalAdelaide Cabaret Festival Review: Mark Nadler – Runnin’ Wild
Nadler brought the roaring 20s to life with notable songs & storytelling of the most thrilling scandals and celebrity gossip.
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Adelaide Cabaret Festival Review: The King’s Singers – The Great American Songbook
With not an instrument in sight, The King's Singers gave us a cappella versions of many of the classics from what is known as the Great American Songbook.
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724Cabaret FringeCabaret Fringe Festival Review: Where’s My Pony?! (and Other Stories of Betrayal)
A comical look at how people, especially females, are betrayed, lied to & given a false sense of security as a child; and how it doesn’t improve as we get older!
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What is this thing called love? – 2012 Adelaide Fringe
Based around the story of Cole Porter and his relationship with his wife, Linda Lee, this is an evening filled with his music.
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The Sophisticates
It’s always exciting to watch a career blossom. From Victor Harbor to Sydney, Mat Loeser is one of this State’s rising young exports, with a particular appeal to lovers of nostalgia.
