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9Score2024 Adelaide Cabaret Festival Review – Jekyll & Hyde
New Zealand theatre group A Slightly Isolated Dog are back this Adelaide Cabaret Festival with their production of Jekyll & Hyde. The classic story is told… differently. We ...
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10Score2024 German Film Festival Review – One for the Road
One for the Road opens with a gripping scene of Mark (Frederick Lau) drinking alone in his car. A brief attempt at breathing techniques fail to hide his drinking ...
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8ScoreCowardy, Cowardy Custard at Holden Street Theatre Review
Cowardy, Cowardy Custard is two one-act plays by Noel Coward, directed by Peter Goers for the Adelaide Cabaret Fringe Festival. The two plays presented at the Arch in ...
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9ScoreBeauty and the Beast at Dunstan Playhouse Review
`Beauty and the Beast is a ballet production that warms your heart even on a cold May night. The Victorian State Ballets ‘Beauty & the Beast’ featuring a ...
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9ScoreTina: The Tina Turner Musical at Festival Theatre Review
Biographical retellings of iconic lives, like in Tina: The Tina Turner Musical must inevitably overcome a pair of challenges: can you cast a star who possesses the same ...
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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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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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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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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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