All posts tagged "Nathan Giaccio"
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954LatestTheatre Review: The Maid of the Mountains
The Maid of the Mountains is a musical tale of an elusive gang of bandits, and their struggle to evade the watchful authority of the outgoing Governor of Santo.
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637LatestTheatre Review: The Theatrical Threesome Part III
Venture Theatre Company presents their third anthology of one-Act plays: Bang You’re Dead, That Might Work, and No Strings Attached.
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551LatestMusic Review: Christmas Proms 2013
It wouldn’t be Christmas in Adelaide without the perennial delight of the Christmas Proms, and 2013 proved to deliver a healthy dosage of the festive spirit.
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489LatestTheatre Review: Our Christmas Variety Show
SALOS presents a series of medleys, comedy acts, solos and more, structured around certain themes and eras, each with a wonderfully crafted and displayed stage design. These include the traditional (and not so common) Christmas carols, operettas, and early century old time ballads and jingles.
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1.4KFilm & TVIranian Film Festival Review: Meeting Leila (Ashnaee ba Leila)
Two star-crossed lovers make their fateful meeting with their red and yellow VW Beetles at the intersection of a cold, snowy brick road in this gentle and mellow love story of a man with a ghastly habit and the women he loves.
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1.1KFilm & TVIranian Film Festival Review: Snow on Pines (Barf roo-ye kajha)
Opening the Iranian Film Festival on 25 October 2013 is the critically acclaimed, winner of the Iranian People’s Choice Award, Snow on Pines.
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668LatestTheatre Review: Jack the Ripper: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery Musical
Jack the Ripper and Sherlock Holmes come together in this unexpected and pleasing blending of two literary classics!
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799Film & TV
Iranian Film Festival: Interview with Director Payman Maadi
Film director Payman Maadi discusses his film 'Snow on Pines', which has been selected to open the Iranian Film Festival on 25 October.
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Concert Review: Ricky Martin Live
Latin music sensation Ricky Martin graced Adelaide audiences with his first concert tour after more than 10 years
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418MusicOzAsia Review: Kamahl: My Music, My Life
A heartfelt and entertaining tale of love, travel, and one cheeky lothario who still has some impressive moves to woo the ladies
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492LatestOzAsia Event: Pasar Malam
Pasar Malam translates to “night market” and this colourful feast for the eyes, nose, and ears was filled with traditional games and dances, food, and a myriad of market stalls selling all kinds of miscellaneous goods and edible treats.
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494LatestOzAsia Review: Stories Then and Now
A fascinating, heart warming exploration into five personal journeys of contemporary Asian Australians.
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441LatestOzAsia Music Review: T’ang Quartet: Secrets and Songs
Having refined their musical competence in London and Moscow, "T’ang Quartet: Secrets and Songs" was an intricately and expertly amalgamated production of Western and Eastern musical styles.
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Music
Music Review: Youth Revolution Gala Concert
The 230 musicians, part of 4 orchestras (Adelaide Youth Wind Orchestra, Adelaide Youth Strings, Adelaide Youth Sinfonia, and Adelaide Youth Orchestra) delivered a flawless production.
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Music
Music Review: Evenings at Elder Hall – Kaleidoscope
If you haven’t had a chance to witness the majesty of a live orchestra, it’s something you must experience at least once in your lifetime. This was a five-star performance; each and every musician deserves every accolade awarded to them.
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Performing Arts
Theatre Review: The Gipsy Baron
The Gipsy Baron is a story of love and class amongst the plight of the Romani people in early Hungary.
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Film & TV
Film Review: The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones
Cassandra Clare's young adult fiction story, 'The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones' is the latest story to make the leap from page to screen.
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Performing Arts
Word Adelaide Review: In Their Own Words
Why do we laugh? Truly ask yourself, what is it about botched English translations, fart jokes, and innuendos that endlessly entertain us?
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Film & TV
Film Review: Red Obsession
What makes the difference between the wine we can buy with the spare change in our pocket however, and the wine we’d need to apply for a mortgage to buy? This film documentary talks us through the delicate, infinitely complex economy of wine.
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Performing Arts
Theatre Review: History of Autism
A thought-provoking and inspirational performance that showcases the incredible talents children with Autism, just like any of us, are capable of.
