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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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8Score2025 Adelaide Festival Review – Club Armour
In Club Amour, a triptych of works by Pina Bausch and Boris Charmatz, performed by Pina’s Tanztheater Wuppertal, now led by Boris, explores our universal need to seek ...
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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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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 ...
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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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9Score2025 Adelaide Festival Review – Hedwig and the Angry Inch
“Hedwig and the Angry Inch” has had a long and illustrious history; from the 1998 Off-Broadway debut to the 2001 film adaption and the 2014 Broadway stage production ...
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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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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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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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