All posts tagged "Rod Lewis"
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Fringe Review: You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown
Happiness is Charlie Brown and the gang. There’s only “good grief” in this exceptional, fun-loving production.
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Fringe Review: Wolf Creek: The Musical
Who knew a self-proclaimed “bad amateur underground horror musical” could turn into a killer comedy?
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Festival Review: 2001: A Space Odyssey
Why a film with so little music would be chosen for a film concert remains mystery and a disappointing entry into this year’s Festival.
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Fringe Review: Magical Mystery Comedy Coach Tour
The Magical Mystery Comedy Coach Tour has great potential to become a real Fringe highlight in the coming years.
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Fringe Review: Altar Boyz – The Musical
The all-too-short run of this off-Broadway musical is a crowd-pleasing Adelaide première featuring five spunky altar boys saving souls boy-band style.
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Fringe Review: Mark Trenwith, After Dark
Mark Trenwith masters the balance between high energy, absurdist humour and accessible comedy that appeals to all ages.
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Adelaide Festival Review: Dirtday!
The magnificent Laurie Anderson is simply mesmerising. She is at once comedic, political, thought-provoking and enthralling.
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Festival Review: Landfall
The combination of Laurie Anderson and the Kronos Quartet is nothing short of stunning. Landfall was a much anticipated night to remember that did not disappoint.
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Fringe Review: The Legend of Kung Fu
Nine martial artists from China graced the stage to showcase a variety of kung fu styles.
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Fringe Review: Kaput
Tom Flanagan is like a modern day silent film star. Family-friendly comedy at its best, refreshing and appealing to all ages.
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Fringe Review: Altar Ego
A great new comedy about relationships, fully realised by an exceptional cast.
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Fringe Review: Frisky and Mannish – Extra Curricular Activities
It’s fast, furious, and utterly fabulous. It will be near impossible not to laugh out loud at the antics of this British musical comedy duo.
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Fringe Review: The Magnets, Homegrown
The success of their shows is in the revitalizing arrangements and Fraser Collins’ choreography that delivers a complete package.
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Fringe Review: Blues Brothers Rhythm and Blues Revue
The fabulous Danny Gillard and Jimmy Meagan return from last year’s Adelaide Fringe as Jake and Elwood Blues respectively.
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Fringe Review: Bubble and Squeak Go Bananas
There are enough shenanigans and circus acts to keep the youngest of kids happy but it’s a feat of endurance for the rest.
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Fringe Review: Limbo
From the opening beat box number, you know that Limbo is something refreshingly different. This world première is yet another a sure winner.
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Fringe Review: The Candy Butchers
The broody staging of this wonderful circus sets it apart from the others as music, ethereal at times, serves as a backdrop to the nightmarish, comical and seasoned feats.
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Fringe Review: Leo
Never has a man and his suitcase been so entertaining. A unique one-man show that plays with perception through comedy, acrobatics and movement.
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Fringe Review: Circolombia
Surely one of the hottest tickets, if not the hottest cast in town is Circolombia. A powerhouse of entertainment with a sharp, breathtaking edge.
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Fringe Review: Kids Comedy Gala
The popular Kids Comedy Gala showcases a good variety of family-friendly Fringe acts, from a juggling host to stand-up comedy for kids.
