[AUSTRALIA ~ WORLD PREMIERE] by Bián Hickman. Mark Holden’s life has been so much more that the king of the Australian Idol ‘Touchdown’. A singer, songwriter, actor and TV personality, he once lived...
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[UNITED STATES ~ 18+] by Bobby Goudie. A fixture of New York City’s vibrant downtown performance scene for 30-plus years, Joey Arias is re-opening the doors of the iconic Club 57 for the Adelaide Cabaret...
[UNITED STATES ~ ADELAIDE PREMIERE] by Dave Bradley Lea DeLaria is bringing her House Of David: delaria+bowie=jazz [album] show to the Adelaide Cabaret Festival for one night only, and she recently answered...
[AUSTRALIA – ADELAIDE PREMIERE] by Janine Spearpoint. Comedians Damian Callinan and Paul Calleja have got wine – and those that drink it – all sussed out, and they want to take you on one cellar...
by Robert Dunstan. When Gary Burrows first staged Oranges & Lennons, a tribute to the music of John Lennon, it was a sell-out show and while subsequent presentations have been successful, Gary concedes...
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May 23, 2018
by Robert Dunstan. It’s been 15 long years since Adelaide’s David Robinson, originally from Long Eaton in the UK, issued a solo offering and the singer songwriter, who also fronts the large ensemble...
[AUSTRALIA ~ WORLD PREMIERE] by Bobby Goudie. Adelaide’s favourite German institution, Hans, has put his regular band and dancers on notice by teaming up with swing band Lucky Seven for the 2018 Adelaide...
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April 20, 2018
by Adrian Miller. Local duo The Seadragons are releasing a new single, 24th Of April, in time to commemorate this year’s ANZAC Day. We speak to Steve Jones and Corey Stewart, the Adelaide songwriters...
by David Robinson Announcing themselves to Australian mainstream audiences with 1979’s hit single Cool For Cats, Squeeze has proven to be a wellspring of fabulously crafted singles and albums. Songwriters...
by Adrian Miller. Lowground is an exciting new work presented in an hour of musical theatre that turns Grimm’s Rapunzel into a beautiful, yet dark, folk opera with a medieval sensibility. Written, directed...
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