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9ScoreHairspray Review – Adelaide Entertainment Centre
The world’s largest production of “Hairspray” with over 600 local kids involved in the Big Arena extravaganza at the Entertainment Centre was just amazing. Flashback to 1962 ...
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9ScoreSkin Review – 2016 Oz Asia Festival
I felt kind of apprehensive as I made my way to the Maj Gallery on Saturday night to see the highly anticipated and talked about show of the ...
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6.5ScoreOz Asia Festival Review – God Bless Baseball
Words by Tania Jezukaitis This Japanese play written and directed by Toshiki Okada looks at the paternalistic way American baseball has weaved itself into both Japanese and Korean culture. ...
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Circus of Illusion Review
Don’t let inconvenience be an issue, and Don’t Let The Weather Stop You! It was good to see a large turnout despite weather conditions. It ...
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9Score2016 Oz Asia Festival Review – Vertigo 20
Words by Fatema Sitabkhan Having conducted a Skype interview with Adi and Noa a couple of weeks ago, it was thrilling to meet Adi last night, minutes ...
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8.5ScoreSnowden review
Words by Fatema Sitabkhan We at Eventalaide were fortunate enough to be invited to the special preview screening of this month’s anticipated movie Snowden, starring Joseph-Gordon ...
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10ScoreLavazza Italian Film Festival Opening Night Film and Party
Words by Tracey Alexandra There are nights that you venture out and the evening becomes a perfect storm; where every element combines to form a magical evening. ...
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9ScoreOz Asia Festival Review – The Cambodian Phare Circus
The Cambodian Phare Circus – the Australian Premiere By Dalin Song As part of the 2016 Oz Asia Festival, the Cambodian Phare Circus made its Australian premiere ...
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Getting balanced with Kasey Willson
Kasey Willson is the topic of discussion on everyone’s blog this week, as the popular Adelaide naturopath celebrates the release of her new book, Balanced – The Natural ...
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Review: The Whitlams at the Gov
Words by Karen Farrugia Indie rock band The Whitlams are a well-known crowd favourite amongst Australian audiences. Since forming in 1992 in Sydney, four of their albums have ...