All posts tagged "Edinburgh Fringe"

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  Adelaide Festival

  Festival Review: Palmyra

  Palmyra was inspired by the destruction of the ancient city in Syria by Isis and the concert which was held in the ruins a year later. At that event there was a call for peace and unity and this piece by Bertrand Lesca and Nasi Voutsas brilliantly demonstrates how quickly those admirable qualities can break down.

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  Fashion

  Adelaide’s Anya Anastasia Stuns Canberra’s Floriade In Real Flower Gown

  Fresh of the plane from a successful Edinburgh Fringe season, one of our favourite Adelaide Fringe stars is in Canberra and, as always, is a showstopper.

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  Adelaide Fringe

  Fringe Review: We Live by the Sea

  We Live by the Sea sold out all shows in the 2016 Edinburgh Fringe and was nominated for a Fringe First award.

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  Books & Literature

  Book Review: D*A*A*S – Their Part in My Downfall, by Paul Livingston

  Livingston’s book covers the careers of the Doug Anthony All-Stars just as well as his own, with interviews, photos and candour.

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  Latest

  Anya Anastasia Hits The Henry Austin With Exclusive Preview Of New Show

  Adelaide, hold on to your hats. You loved her at Fringe, and now sensationally talented, Adelaide performer Anya Anastasia is having an exclusive preview of her new show ROGUE ROMANTIC coming up at The Henry Austin

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  Adelaide Fringe

  Fringe: Tamar Broadbent, All By My Selfie

  All By My Selfie is a Musical Comedy about shame, self-loathing and Gin.

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  You are the Comedy Star!

  Have you dreamed of being a stand-up comedian? The Funny Farm comedy workshops for beginners will be run during the Adelaide Fringe by award-winning Maggie Wood.

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  Clare Valley’s Libby-ration

  Join sassy South Australian songstress Libby O'Donovan for a night of Jazz and Cabaret at Greg Cooley Wines over the Easter long weekend.

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  Fringe Review: Craig Hill – Jock’s Trap!

  Jock’s trap was such a treat that the venue was overcrowded, but even sitting sideways Hill proved his worth. If you like to laugh until your face aches, don’t miss this show.