by Catherine Blanch. Delving into the issues of gender, sexuality, self-worth and mental illness, #nofilter is a cutting edge, thought-provoking and confronting theatrical production that uses a combination...
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Dunstan Playhouse, Tue 21 Jun Labyrinth (1986) – Introduced by Sven Ratzke formed the third and final instalment in Adelaide Cabaret Festival Movie Nights. This provided dual opportunity for a 30th anniversary...
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Dunstan Playhouse, Adelaide Festival Centre, Tue 14 Jun It was an absolute privilege to have Reg Livermore introduce the film version of his history-making smash hit stage show, Betty Blokk Buster Follies,...
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May 20, 2016
by Nikki Fort. Scott Hicks is a world-renowned and highly awarded film maker, director, writer, producer and sometimes cameraman who started his career in the ‘70s in Adelaide, which he still calls home....
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May 7, 2016
by Dave Bradley. Barbara Crampton speaks via Skype (from her home “outside San Francisco”), and while the main focus is upon her role in writer/director Abner Pastoll’s psychodramatic thriller Road...
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May 5, 2016
by Dave Bradley. Adelaide-based filmmaker (director, co-writer-of-sorts, co-producer at times, co-editor and more) Mike Retter speaks to us about Stanley’s Mouth, a nearly-no-budget, Port-Adelaide-created,...
EVERYONE IS FAMILY WHEN THE TURTLES ARE AROUND! The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are Raphael, Donatello, Michelangelo and Leonardo – those ‘heroes in a half shell’ are back on the streets....
by Dave Bradley. Spanish filmmaker Toni Bestard co-created the documentary I Am Your Father with Marcus Cabotá, and it’s truly a Star Wars fan’s dream: a study of David Prowse, English actor, famed...
by Dave Bradley Jed Kurzel recently spoke to us by phone about his musical score to his brother Justin’s acclaimed filming of Shakespeare’s Macbeth (and yes, there are some out there who’ll wish...
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Palace Nova, Tue 20 Oct Girl Asleep was originally an award-winning children’s play; a critically acclaimed production for Adelaide locals Windmill Theatre, penned by Matthew Whittet. Now it has made...
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