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Simple Plan at AEC Theatre Review
The thing that seems consistent about punk rock bands is that they enjoy playing music as much as the fans enjoy watching them. At least that was the ...
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10ScoreGladys Knight at Festival Theatre Review
There was an air of anticipation amongst the more mature crowd as they entered the main theatre in Adelaide’s Festival Theatre complex. For many, Gladys Knight and the ...
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7Score2024 Adelaide Festival Review – The Jungle Book
Akram Khan’s climate dystopian adaptation of Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book features the majestic choreography that Khan is known for but, for the first time, heavily relies on ...
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9Score2024 Adelaide Festival Review – Angelique Kidjo
In her 63 years on the planet, Angelique Kidjo’s cultural and humanitarian impact is difficult to summarise and to quantify. Five Grammy Awards, a Times Top 100 Most ...
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Comedy 0
10Score2024 Adelaide Fringe Review – Barbie Burlesque
Presented by Hot Sauce Burlesque (local SA producer), Barbie burlesque was a thrilling high energy show that leaves you smiling from ear to ear and laughing along the ...
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Comedy 0
6Score2024 Adelaide Fringe Review – Sh!tfaced Shakespeare- Macbeth
Sh!tfaced Shakespeare, where one of five classically trained actors appears on stage heavily intoxicated on a rotating schedule, is a little like a night of blackout drunkenness: it’s ...
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9Score2024 Adelaide Festival Review – The Threepenny Opera
A week after the Adelaide Festival premiere of Robert Leprage’s lavish Stravinsky opera, comes famed operatic director Barry Kosky’s production of Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill’s epic theatre ...
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Circus 0
10Score2024 Adelaide Fringe Review – Apricity
Apricity was an absolutely amazing show from start to finish. Everything about the performance was captivating from the tricks of the performers to the lighting. The shadows from ...
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9Score2024 Adelaide Festival Review – Qui a tué mon père (Who killed my father)
Like D.H. Lawrence, Frank McCourt and, more recently, our own Jimmy Barnes, Édouard Louis weaves poverty into poetry, gives voice to the men who work the factory floors ...
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9Score2024 Adelaide Festival Review – The Promise
While the Royal Court Theatre collaboration between Dutch chanson star WENDE, designer Chloe Lamford, composer Isobel Waller-Bridge, director Imogen Knight and half a dozen playwrights and novelists is ...
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