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[CONTEMPORARY MUSIC ~ AUS] The Village Green at Adelaide Oval, Tue 8 Mar. Proceedings opened with a Welcome To Country and a short but terrific (if largely ignored by chatting Icehouse...
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[MUSIC/Cabaret ~ ADELAIDE FRINGE PREMIERE ~ AUS] The Moa (open-air) at Gluttony, Wed 9 Mar. I went along to Hugh Sheridan – My Way hoping to experience a show that would, at least in part, demonstrate...
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[CABARET/Comedy ~ ADELAIDE FRINGE PREMIERE ~ AUS] Melba Spiegeltent at Gluttony, Wed 9 Mar. It’s a cold Wednesday night in the middle of the Adelaide Fringe season, and the arrival of a show like Steven...
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March 9, 2022
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[Theatre and Physical Theatre/Comedy ~ SA PREMIERE ~ NSW] Drama Llama at Rhino Room, Tue 8 Mar. The first thing that strikes you about Nanna-stasia is the enthusiasm of Eleanor Stankiewicz for her subject....
Ali Lowe (Hachette Australia: Hodder & Stoughton) 2022, 356pp, RRP $32.99 (paperback) Former London journalist and now Sydneysider Lowe’s first novel is a sometimes bitingly funny character piece,...
Sarah Bonner (Hachette Australia: Hodder Studio) 2022, 329pp, RRP $32.99 (paperback); $45.00 (hardback); $15.99 (e-book) English accountant-turned-author Sarah Bonner’s first novel might seem to be built...
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[CONTEMPORARY MUSIC ~ AUS] The Summerhouse, Mon 7 Mar. Jazz piano maestro Paul Grabowski and acclaimed singer songwriter Lior again join forces to show us the magic that can unfurl when their very different...
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March 7, 2022
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[Theatre and Physical Theatre/Comedy ~ International] Mercury at Mercury @ West Village, Sun 6 Mar. Gordon Southern’s life would seem to be ideal. Living an endless summer between two hemispheres plying...
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[CABARET/Music ~ SA] The Jade, Sun 6 Mar. The Fat Man Of Love is Harry van Venetie, who is on stage looking more like Groucho Marx than Tom Waits, which is appropriate because he likes to keep the jokes...
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[CABARET/Music ~ AUS] The Garage International @ Adelaide Town Hall, Sat 5 Mar. Tom Waits’ trademarks were a rasping vocal style from somewhere deep down in the bowels of the soul, semi-spoken rambling...
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