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2025 WOMADelaide Review
WOMADelaide 2025, held from March 7 to March 10 in the Botanic Park / Tainmuntilla, was a hot one again this year, as audiences sought refuge beneath Morton ...
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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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Stone Temple Pilots at Hindley Street Music Hall Review
Hindley Street Music Hall was packed to bursting in what Stone Temple Pilot’s front-man Jeff Gutt referred to as a Mad Max Thunderdome, as three tiers of fans ...
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10Score2025 Adelaide Fringe Review – Faulty Towers the Dining Experience
Celebrating over twenty five years, and its 18th consecutive run at the Adelaide Fringe, Faulty Towers shows no signs of declining in popularity as evident by the sold ...
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9Score2025 Adelaide Fringe Review – Bite
Bite is a sexy cabaret, circus and burlesque show that is perfect for its late night timeslot. From flaming shoes, to puppies and masked performers, expect the unexpected ...
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10Score2025 Adelaide Fringe Review – The 60 Four : Living in the 70’s.
This is a fabulous feel good show that will have you singing, dancing and smiling from start to finish. I felt privileged to watch this amazing tribute band ...
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10Score2025 Adelaide Festival Review – nyilamum song cycles
Nyilamum Song Cycles is a collaboration between the Australian String Quartet and Dr Lou Bennett AM. The performance combines traditional indigenous stories of life and death with classical ...
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7Score2025 Adelaide Festival Review – Krapps Last Tape
Samuel Beckett is an Irish playwright from the mid 20th Century that is probably best known for his play “Waiting for Godot.” He wrote over 30 pieces for ...
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7Score2025 Adelaide Festival Review – A Quiet Language
Dan Riley’s new Australian Dance Theatre work draws on 60 years of ADT history, while simultaneously exploring the themes of people, politics, place, voice and body, all while ...
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8Score2025 Adelaide Festival Review – Feeling Afraid
UK star of stage and screen Samuel Barnett motors through a sixty-five minute scripted stand-up routine in Marcelo Dos Santos’ Edinburgh Fringe hit one-hander, Feeling Afraid As If ...