All posts tagged "John Thorn"
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1.3KArtsCabaret Festival Review: Kaye Tuckerman – Broadway Bound (But Not Gagged)
In seventy minutes, Tuckerman sings twelve songs or medleys. In between songs, she chats engagingly to us about the ups and downs of her professional career. It’s a simple recipe, and like most simple recipes, it works.
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478ArtsCabaret Festival Review: The Three Mikados
Colin Lane and David Collins have joined with Amy G, direct from Broadway and described as a ‘deluxe weirdo extraordinaire’, to present this piece of wonderful nonsense.
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748ArtsCabaret Festival Review: The Weill File
Writing music alongside poet and fellow activist Bertolt Brecht, Kurt Weill would set the pace for Broadway musicals for decades to come.
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456Cabaret FestivalCabaret Festival Review: Looking for Lawson
Henry Lawson was a prolific writer, writing mostly poems and short stories and is revered as one of Australia’s great poets. John Thorn has put some of these to music.
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1.1KCabaret FestivalAdelaide Cabaret Festival Review: Michael Dalley – Rituals of Art and Hatred
‘The Crown Prince of Melbourne cabaret’, Michael Dalley, is a master of satirical song-writing who can thumb his nose at the best of them.
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Urban Display Suite – Adelaide Cabaret Festival 2011
Michael Dalley lampoons the real estate industry and associated aspects, such as home ownership, interior decorating and social climbing, in an hour of humorous songs, sending up real estate agents hilariously.
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World War Bob
This fine production has a very short run and closes on Saturday, so you do not have much time. If you want to see this show get a ticket now.
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Meow Meow in Feline Intimate – Cabaret Festival
Meow Meow took the Dunstan Playhouse by storm, and left it in ruins, in an action packed performance.
