May 09
Rafael Bonachela’s artistic direction takes us through isolation as a curse and a strength, the joys and lows of interacting with another and the buzz and desolation that can come from crowd involvements. But throughout the beauty of the human form is the supreme connection he makes with the audience. 4.5K
Apr 29
Internationally renowned Sydney Dance Company is set to return to Adelaide in May, presenting five performances of their critically acclaimed work, 2 One Another, at Her Majesty’s Theatre, 8 – 11 May. See post for details.
Mar 14
Gareth Hart’s latest offering, Symphony of Strange, is just that – bizarre, eccentric, and plain weird. Set on the top floor of Tuxedo Cat, this show was alien and incredibly outlandish. Endearing themselves immediately to the audience members by providing chilli chocolate and damp washcloths to combat the 39degree night, the performers led us into …
Mar 14
It is upsetting that my favourite show of the 2013 Adelaide Fringe, in my favourite venue of this year’s festival, was discovered so close to the end of the season. First to the venue – The Birdcage is one of the seemingly dozens of pop-up theatres around the state at the moment. Located in the …
Mar 08
For modern or contemporary dance fans, this master work is a must. 4.5K
Mar 05
The Taiwanese performing arts group have spectacular technique delivering a professional performance. This work is very inline with a neo classical style of contemporary dance. 3K
Mar 05
This was a wonderful show which left you laughing and engaged! This is ‘a not to miss show’. 5K
Mar 04
Although there were some quirky moments and this piece entertained the audiences, this show didn’t really say much at all. 2.5K
Mar 03
This show is a true masterpiece highlighting Sylvie’s unique technical perfection. The trilogy of work is diverse, interesting and mesmerising. It’s not everyday you have the opportunity experience an international master perform their craft, and this is one opportunity that shouldn’t be missed! 5K
Feb 24
Every now and again, the Adelaide Fringe provides something so unusual and so strange that it is almost impossible to review. Well, my new polarising bench-mark is Macbeth’s Witches, created and largely performed by the indomitable Shakti, who is joined by members of her VasantaMala Dance Company. The thing about this show, which purports to …
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