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I Forgot To Remember To Forget: Emotional Tales Of Living Life With A Disability, Presented By No Strings ~Review

Reviews / Theatre / July 10, 2019
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[THEATRE ~ SA] Space Theatre, Adelaide Festival Centre, Sat 6 Jul. No Strings Attached Theatre Of Disability brings to the Festival Centre a play inspired by the actors’ true lives and the memory problems...


I Forgot To Remember To Forget: An Enchanting Collaborative Offering From No Strings Attached – Theatre Of Disability ~ Interview

Interviews / Theatre / June 23, 2019

[AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE ~ AUS/SA ~ THEATRE] by Catherine Blanch For 25 years, No Strings Attached – Theatre Of Disability has worked toward redefining the perceived limitations of disabilities in the Arts...


Spontaneous Broadway: Creating Hilarious New Musicals Every Night ~ Adelaide Cabaret Festival 2019 Review

Adelaide Cabaret Festival 2019 / Adelaide Festivals / Cabaret / Comedy / Live Music / Reviews / Theatre / June 20, 2019
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[IMPROV MUSICAL COMEDY ~ AUS ~ IF YOU LOVE… TO LAUGH] The Blue Room, Wed 19 Jun. Improvisation is a wild and unpredictable beast that both cast and audience ride in the hope that the journey and destination...


iOTA – Slap And Tickle: A Variety Show Like No Other ~ Adelaide Cabaret Festival 2019 Interview

Adelaide Cabaret Festival 2019 / Adelaide Festivals / Cabaret / Interviews / Live Music / Theatre / June 14, 2019

[ADELAIDE PREMIERE ~ ADELAIDE EXCLUSIVE ~ AUS ~ IF YOU LOVE… A CURVE BALL] by Catherine Blanch. Starting out his musical career as a successful rock musician, it was a series of events that lead iOTA...


Suburban Gothic: Hideously Hilarious Stories From Suburban Australia ~ Adelaide Cabaret Festival Interview

Adelaide Cabaret Festival 2019 / Adelaide Festivals / Cabaret / Interviews / Live Music / Musical Theatre / Theatre / June 11, 2019

[ADELAIDE EXCLUSIVE ~ AUS ~ IF YOU LOVE… TO LAUGH] by Janine Spearpoint. Is Australia dying a slow death, strangled by its own ignorance and stupidity? Do we really need one hopeful politician singing...


Taxithi – An Australian Odyssey: Compelling Stories Of Migration ~ Adelaide Cabaret Festival 2019 Review

Adelaide Cabaret Festival 2019 / Adelaide Festivals / Cabaret / Reviews / Theatre / June 8, 2019
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[ADELAIDE PREMIERE ~ ADELAIDE EXCLUSIVE ~ AUS ~ IF YOU LOVE… TO REMINISCE] Space Theatre, Fri 7 Jun. On the opening night of the 2019 Adelaide Cabaret Festival the weather outside is frightful, as Dean...


Dragon Lady – The Many Lives & Deaths Of Anna May Wong ~ Adelaide Cabaret Festival 2019 Review

Adelaide Cabaret Festival 2019 / Adelaide Festivals / Cabaret / Music / Reviews / Theatre / June 8, 2019
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[WORLD PREMIERE ~ AUS ~ IF YOU LOVE… TO REMINISCE] Space Theatre, Fri 7 Jun. Anna May Wong was Hollywood’s first Chinese movie star. She gained fame in the silent movie era and appeared in one of the first...


End Of The Rainbow: The Last Days Of Hollywood’s Beloved Tragic Sweetheart, Judy Garland ~ Adelaide Cabaret Festival 2019 Review

Adelaide Cabaret Festival 2019 / Adelaide Festivals / Live Music / Musical Theatre / Reviews / Theatre / June 5, 2019
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[THEATRE/MUSIC ~ ADELAIDE PREMIERE ~ ADELAIDE EXCLUSIVE ~ AUS ~ IF YOU LOVE… ALL THINGS SHINY] Royalty Theatre, Tue 4 Jun. What a way to start this year’s Adelaide Cabaret Festival with State Theatre...


End Of The Rainbow: The Fragile Life Of Hollywood Legend Judy Garland ~ Adelaide Cabaret Festival 2019 Interview

Adelaide Cabaret Festival 2019 / Adelaide Festivals / Cabaret / Interviews / Musical Theatre / Theatre / May 23, 2019

[THEATRE ~ ADELAIDE PREMIERE ~ ADELAIDE EXCLUSIVE ~ IF YOU LOVE… ALL THINGS SHINY] by Adrian Miller. Telling the story of Hollywood legend Judy Garland’s difficult last days as the pressure of fame...


Hydra: Australian Artists Living In A Troubled Paradise ~ State Theatre Company Review

Reviews / Theatre / May 5, 2019
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[THEATRE ~ SA] Dunstan Playhouse, Adelaide Festival Centre, Sat 4 May. The Greek island of Hydra has long been known as a haven for international artists. Principal among them was Leonard Cohen, who met and fell...



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