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Festival Theatre, Fri 26 May. Inspired by the legendary author Roald Dahl, Matilda The Musical premiered on London’s West End in 2011 and has since won over 80 international awards, including a Tony...
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Cathedral Room at LIVE on 5, Adelaide Oval, Thu 2 Mar. TRIAGE! A Nursing Cabaret returns to the Adelaide Fringe after a hugely successful run in 2016. It is as much a paean to the nursing profession as it is cabaret....
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Star Theatres – Theatre One, Wed 22 Feb. Davine Interventionz presents another South Australian premiere for the 2017 Adelaide Fringe with the poignant musical VIOLET. Set in 1964 USA, its music by Jeanine...
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Festival Theatre, Sat 31 Dec. Dusty Springfield was born into a strict Catholic family as Mary Isobel Catherine Bernadette O’Brien. She was considered a plump and plain redhead with enough musical talent...
by Catherine Blanch. Born Mary Isobel Catherine Bernadette O’Brien, Dusty Springfield was not only a musician, arranger, record producer and television presenter, but the blue-eyed sensual mezzo-soprano...
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Festival Theatre, Sat 3 Dec. The 1952 MGM film Singin’ In The Rain is considered one of Hollywood’s greatest screen musicals, featuring Gene Kelly, Donald O’Connor, Debbie Reynolds and Jean Hagen....
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by Catherine Blanch. Singin’ In The Rain (the movie) is a 1950s musical comedy choreographed and directed by Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen, starring Debbie Reynolds, Donald O’Connor and Kelly himself....
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Adelaide Entertainment Centre, Fri 14 Oct. Bold and bubbly, with a huge dose of camped-up corn, Hairspray is an evening of in-your-face dance-pop in supersized proportions. The story of Tracy Turnblad,...
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Arts Theatre, Wed 5 Oct. The Gilbert and Sullivan Society of SA present a thoroughly polished production of Thoroughly Modern Millie, although this is much later in a season than a reviewer would normally...
by Catherine Blanch. It’s the 1960s when TV dance shows were all the rage and segregation was rife. But change is in the air when Tracy Turnblad, a dance-loving Baltimore teen, successfully auditions...
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