All posts tagged "Samantha Bond"
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926Books & LiteratureBook Review: Autumn Leaves
Autumn Leaves is an anthology of “chick-lit” short-stories, written mostly by Adelaide women. This is very light, fluffy reading, perfect for an hour in the garden, or to take on holiday.
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733LatestOpera Review: Otello
This modernised interpretation of Otello, composed by Giuseppe Verdi & librettist Arrigo Boito, mimics, but does not strictly follow the Shakespearean tragedy on which it’s based.
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1.1KLatestBallet Review: Cinderella
Presented by The Australian Ballet Reviewed 4 July 2014 Adelaide’s glitterati were out in full force Friday for the opening night of The Australian Ballet’s Adelaide season of Alexei Ratmansky’s Cinderella. Promoted as a glamorous reimagining of the Cinderella tale, this sumptuous production did not disappoint. Friday’s performance featured Madeline Eastoe in the role of […]
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2.1KLatestInterview: Dana Stephensen, Australian Ballet
Glam Adelaide catches up with wicked stepmother, Dana Stephensen, from The Australian Ballet's upcoming reimagining of the fairytale, Cinderella.
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1.3KLatestComedy Review: Claire Hooper, et al, hosted by Thomas Green
As the headline act, former Triple J Breakfast host Claire Hooper was preceded by four local comedians and MC Thomas Green in a night of stand up comedy.
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563LatestFringe Review: WILUMINATI
Touching on relationships to politics and racism, Wil had something for everyone; no mean feat considering 2014 is the 16 Fringe that Anderson has performed in.
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607LatestFringe Review: Storytellers’ Club on the Popeye
Everyone loves a good story and The Popeye boat floating on the River Torrens , so what could be better than The Storytellers' Club on board The Popeye?
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505LatestFringe Review: Fool’s Gold
If you want to spend an evening with ultimate jester fool, Frank Woodley, you'd better be quick because he's only here until Sunday.
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1.2KLatestFringe Review: Limbo
Limbo is sexy and awe-inspiring but, despite offering all you could want from an adult-style circus, it's still clean enough to take the whole family.
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1.1KLatestMusic Review: Ute Lemper Sings Pablo Neruda’s love poems
Twenty years after first performing in Australia, German born cabaret singer, Ute Lemper, returned to the Thebarton Theatre with her five-piece band, gracing the stage in a crimson dress and style reminiscent of a 1940s jazz club.
