All posts tagged "Nexus Arts"
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479Adelaide FringeAdelaide Fringe Review: Confessions Club Vol III
Burlesque as an art form, by its very nature can be varied and difficult to lock into a definition. Confessions Club Vol III embodies this premise well
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846ArtsOzAsia Festival Review: Embarking on a Drift to the Unknown
Completely engrossing, Cheng Shih-Yung has mastered this performance
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Interview: Cheng Shih-Yung – Embarking On A Drift to the Unknown at this year’s OzAsia Festival
The powerful production, Embarking On A Drift to the Unknown, will be performed at this year's OzAsia Festival
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1.7KAdelaide FringeAdelaide Fringe Review: That’s NOT Amore
Carla is a magnificent cabaret artist who has produced a moving, yet light-hearted cabaret show that packs many important messages we need to hear
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1.3KEntertainmentInterview: Kultar Ahluwalia – The Mixed-Race Tape
Kultar Ahluwalia will be performing his show The Mixed-Race Tape at the OzAsia Festival
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1.1KEntertainmentInterview: Parvyn Kaur Singh – OzAsia Festival
Parvyn will be launching her new album, Maujuda, at the OzAsia Festival
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1.4KArtsInterview: Chloe Kim – Drumming her way to the OzAsia Festival
Drummer Chloe Kim will perform her solo show at this year's OzAsia Festival
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1.2KLatestSouth Australian live music venues get major boost with new ‘See It LIVE’ grant
20 live music venues across Adelaide will receive a grant to support costs associated with the presentation of live music.
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727Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Fuja presents: The Greatest Horn Sections of All Time!
Fuja takes us on a funky journey, showcasing some of the greatest horn feature songs with soul and energy
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1.9KArtsInterview: Fahmi Reza – A Notional History at the OzAsia Festival
Activist designer, Fahmi Reza, bring two unique works to this year's OzAsia Festival
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1.3KArtsMusefest Review: Wild at Heart: The Life of Stevie Nicks
Emma Gordon-Smith is electric as Stevie Nicks, accompanied by her slick band
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1.6KArtsMuse Festival – Celebrating three modern-day musical goddesses
A brand new music festival celebrating three modern-day musical goddesses is heading to Nexus Arts
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1.5KCabaret FringeCabaret Fringe Review: Glamour & Song: The Songs of Pat Carroll and Olivia Newton-John
Caddy is one of Adelaide’s most experienced performers - this is a must see show
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975Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Unapologetic
Unapologetic may be touted as one for the middle-aged women out there, but thanks to an honest and emotional interpretation of a seemingly ordinary life-story, it’s a very human show that any gender will connect with.
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4.0KArtsInterview: Mindy Meng Wang – When
To varying degrees, we have all been affected by the COVID pandemic over the last few years, and each of us has a story to share of how we handled lock downs and isolation. At this year’s OzAsia Festival, world renowned musician Mindy Meng Wang will be sharing with us stories and tales from families […]
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2.0KArtsMassive hip hop and RnB block party hits the West end for OzAsia Fest
Step away from the Lucky Dumpling Market and immerse yourself in Asian-inspired music from Australia's most talented artists this OzAsia season.
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2.0KAdelaide FringeInterview: Nashville’s Rainee Blake
Singer/songwriter Rainee Blake ("Nashville"'s Alannah Curtis) is performing in Adelaide for two nights only
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2.0KIlluminate AdelaideEpic block party taking over laneways & venues with Illuminate Adelaide
Illuminate Adelaide has announced the next instalment of their inaugural celebration of light, MAAD, a multi-venue block party that will take over the CBD's laneways.
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1.5KArtsOzAsia Festival Review: Totes Adorbs ❤ Hurricane
Bright colours, flashing lights, flying balloons, bouncing cheerleading pom-poms, large soft toys, outrageous makeup and more! Totes Adorbs ❤ Hurricane is a vibrant, in-your-face theatrical experience that brings the zaniness of Japan to the very lap of Adelaide audiences, but be prepared – you will get wet!
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1.3KArtsOzAsia Festival Review: Light
18th century Englishmen communicate via smartphone, a character appears before he is born and the very existence of another is called into question. To say that Light is an ambitious undertaking is to state the obvious.
