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    Adelaide Festival Centre Update

    ADELAIDE FESTIVAL CENTRE COVID-19 UPDATE.PERFORMANCES SUSPENDED AND VENUES CLOSING TO THE PUBLIC Following the declaration of a Public Health Emergency in South Australia, Adelaide Festival Centre venues will ...

    On March 17, 2020 / By
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    Fringe Review: FRIEND

    FRIEND (The one with Gunther) Review Adelaide Fringe 2020 Friends, the show that continues to capture generations despite airing the final episode in 2004 and Gunther the character ...

    On March 17, 2020 / By
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    Fire Gardens review

    Last weekend the Adelaide Botanic Gardens were set aflame for Adelaide Festival’s Fire Gardens by Compagnie Carabosse. Spread over four nights, the gardens were filled with thousands of ...

    On March 16, 2020 / By
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    Fringe Review: The Tempest

    The Tempest – The HandlebardsThe Bally, Gluttony By Sarah List  Right out I have to say this is one of the most riotous performances I’ve ever been to, led ...

    On March 15, 2020 / By
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    2020 WOMADelaide Review

    DAY 1 WOMADelaide returned again for their annual four-day world music festival. Upon my eagerly awaited first steps into WOMADelaide, I had an idea of what I was ...

    On March 14, 2020 / By
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    Fringe Review: Wild Unfeeling World

    The Wild Unfeeling World – Casey Jay AndrewsThe Garden, Holden St TheatresBy Sarah List The world is a pretty wild place at the moment. I’m not sure if ...

    On March 14, 2020 / By
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    Fringe Review: FUNT

    By Tomika Salerno Sam Simmons, an Australian comedian, radio and TV presenter, has introduced his new show ‘FUNT’ to the final week of the Adelaide Fringe. Not only ...

    On March 12, 2020 / By
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    Fringe Review: Ivan Aristeguieta

    Ivan Aristeguieta: PiñataThe Umbrella Revolution, Garden of Unearthly Delights Anyone who has ever tried to learn another language will tell you that humour is the hardest part to ...

    On March 12, 2020 / By
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    Fringe Review: Tartuffe

    What: Tartuffe Where: Holden Street Theatres Duration: 60 minutes Genre: Theatre (Reviewed by John Glennie) Tartuffe (pronounced tar-toof) is a classic from 1600s French playwright Moliere. This performance ...

    On March 12, 2020 / By
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    Fringe Review: Pancakes

    By Tomika Salerno Adelaide Fringe season is sadly coming to an end, so it is important that we are supporting as many shows as we can before Adelaide ...

    On March 11, 2020 / By