Browsing All Posts By Pearl Tassell
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10Score2025 Adelaide Festival Review – Club Armour
Aatt enen tionon. Photo Credit: Roy VanderVegt Club Amour is a series of three performances. Depending on the time and the day, you may see Aatt enen tionon ...
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9Score2025 Adelaide Festival Review – Innocence
The Australian Premiere of Innocence at the Adelaide Festival after its world premiere on 3 July 2021 at the Grand Théâtre de Provence in Aix-en-Provence. This follows sell-out ...
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6Score2025 Adelaide Festival Review – Feeling Afraid As If Something Terrible Is Going To Happen
Starring Samuel Barnett | Written by Marcelo Dos Santos | Directed by Matthew Xia Stand-up comedy isn’t a common feature at the Adelaide Festival, so it feels a ...
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7ScoreMAHO Magic at Garden of Unearthly Delights Review
Stepping into the world of Maho Magic Bar is different to entering a typical Fringe venue, faced with an emptied stage and a grid of seats creating ‘us ...
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Movies 0
9ScoreGrand Tour Film Review
Potential Films presents Grand Tour, a film by Miguel Gomes. Starring Gonçalo Waddington, Crista Alfaiate, Cláudio da Silva & Lang Khê Tran From its opening moments, Grand Tour immerses viewers in ...
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9ScoreTeddy Swims at Hindley Street Music Hall Review
Teddy Swims takes the rhythm and blues of 70s icons, injects it with new band funk, and channels rich baritone voice through his body and out through his ...
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8ScoreVanguard by the Australian String Quartet Review
On Friday 5 July, the Australian String Quartet performed their first national program for 2024: Vanguard. Since 1985, the Australian String Quartet has presented virtuoso performances of compositions throughout ...
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7Score2024 Adelaide Cabaret Festival Review – Mark Nadler, Hootenanny
A Hootenanny is an informal concern with folk singing. Throw in a bucket lot of sass and boundless charisma and you have Mark Nadler’s Hootenanny. Showing for the ...
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9Score2024 Adelaide Cabaret Festival Review – Jekyll & Hyde
New Zealand theatre group A Slightly Isolated Dog are back this Adelaide Cabaret Festival with their production of Jekyll & Hyde. The classic story is told… differently. We ...
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10Score2024 German Film Festival Review – One for the Road
One for the Road opens with a gripping scene of Mark (Frederick Lau) drinking alone in his car. A brief attempt at breathing techniques fail to hide his drinking ...