All posts tagged "Jenna Woods"
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891LatestDance Review: Zambra!
Fast-paced Spanish guitars and several dancers commanded the stage in an invigorating, charming and complex showcase of flamenco dance.
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410Cabaret FringeCabaret Fringe Festival Review: Girl on the Drink: the lager continues
Taking you from party girl to alcoholic, "Girl of the Drink: the lager continues" will amuse and entertain, but more than anything, it will make you feel.
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473Cabaret FringeCabaret Fringe Festival Review: Fill Her Up…
Joanne Sutton invites you to look at the world through rosé-filled glasses and the eyes of an unnamed, slightly stumbley heroine.
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612Cabaret FringeCabaret Fringe Festival Review: The Sights & Sounds of Paris
The Sights & Sounds of Paris is an experience as much as it is a musical performance. You listen, watch and explore the landscapes of a city that seems so close.
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644FamilyFilm Review: The LEGO Movie
The first full-length theatrical LEGO adventure follows Emmet, a perfectly average LEGO minifigure who is mistakenly identified as the key to saving the world.
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500LatestAdelaide Festival Review: Continuum
The Australian String Quartet's one-night-only concert was a program of perfect classical concertos with two contemporary and incredibly beautiful local pieces.
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2.4KLatestFringe Review: Paul Foot – Words
Strange & surreal, Foot is a new breed of comic who asks his audience to follow him as he weaves intricate tales that don't always have a traditional punchline.
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329LatestFringe Review: The Art of F**king
In a performance of polar opposites, the cast push you away then pull you closer in a mix of poetic language, relatable tales a flourish of movement.
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542LatestFringe Review: Bewitching Macbeth
An unashamedly challenging retelling of Shakespeare's Macbeth which is visually incredible and truly a joy to watch.
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735LatestFringe Review: Comic Strip
Comic Strip highlights the best aspects of burlesque. Not for the faint-hearted, unashamedly sexual and fully of debauchery, it is well worth a look this season
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707LatestFringe Review: The 90s Project
Like a pre-teens playlist, The Independent Project delivered a healthy dose of grunge rock, brit-pop, boy and girl bands, and the best break down of 90’s cartoon themes outside of Nickelodeon.
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575LatestFringe Review: Josh Pyke in concert
This Fringe performance is part of Pyke’s Lone Wolf Tour, where he will be recording the concerts for a live album of the same name. The album will include the best recordings from around the county.
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429LatestFringe Review: A Little More Less Conversation
Comedian Dave Callan shimmies, twerks, boot-scoots and thrusts his way around the stage, revitalising physical comedy in an entertaining and utterly hilarious performance.
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474LatestFringe Review: Love & Other Acts of Theft
Four one-act plays tackle the big questions about life, love and the horribly awkward experience of the morning after...
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477Film & TVBritish Film Festival Review: One Chance
One Chance is the remarkable and stirring true story of Paul Potts, a shy, bullied shop assistant by day and an amateur opera singer by night who went on to win the television talent show, Britain's Got Talent.
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2.4KFilm & TVFeast Festival Film Review: GBF
Rounding the corner, stalking down a school hallway with ankle-snapping heels, designer handbags and the ultimate fashion accessory are the GBF, or Gay Best Friend groupies.
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681LatestTheatre Review: Altar Boyz: The Second Coming
They sing, they dance and they talk to God on cell phones! The Altar Boyz are here again to save the world, one fan at a time.
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610LatestDance Review: Nought
Nought is a journey of discovering dance at its core. The work has periods of silence, mixed with music and spoken words to emphasise the dancers’ vulnerabilities.
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Film & TV
Follow The Follower online
The Follower, a documentary-style feature film based around the online urban legend of The Slender Man, is available in full to view online.
