By Alisha Dyer Delia Olam brings an immediate warmth to the stage, and I’m not even referring to the torch she carries for revolutionary change – which is bright! With Hero Girl, she has opened up a conversation about gender equality and the roles of females throughout history and in today’s society. With the help …
Category: Cabaret
Mar 02
Fringe 2019 – Bourgeois and Maurice – RCC Little Theatre – 4K
- By Julie Robins in Cabaret, Comedy, Fringe 2019, Performing Art
We are all going to die. So we might as well go out dancing to a disco beat, with this talented and charismatic (probably human) duo as our guides. Bourgeois and Maurice, the upbeat dancer and the downbeat pianist, tell us that they are workshopping their next show and trying it out on us here …
Mar 01
Fringe 2019 – Double Denim: A Very Fancy Dinner Party – Cupola – 4K
- By Olivia in Cabaret, Comedy, Fringe 2019, Music, Performing Art, Theatre
In every comedy duo, there’s a straight man and a funny man. Double Denim – featuring Michelle Brasier and Laura Frew – is not every comedy duo. There is no straight man here; it’s just crazy and crazier. Double Denim: A Very Fancy Dinner Party is a kooky parody of My Kitchen Rules, with the …
Mar 01
Fringe 2019 – The Tiger Lillies Present Edgar Allan Poe’s Haunted Palace – RCC Elder Hall – 5K
- By Julie Robins in Cabaret, Comedy, Fringe 2019, Music, Performing Art, Theatre
The eerie ethereal sounds of the theramin were a fortuitous forewarning to any audience member not yet familiar with the dark cabaret of the Tiger Lillies. Based on the life and work of Edgar Allan Poe this performance contains songs based on Poe`s poems and stories, as well as original material. Elder Hall is transformed …
Feb 27
Fringe 2019 – Rebel – Wonderland Spiegeltent at Gluttony – 4K
- By Julie Robins in Cabaret, Circus, Fringe 2019, Music, Uncategorized
Bursting onto the stage in a profusion of sound and colour Rebel the show is a high energy performance from beginning to end and carries the smiling rocking audience along with it. The fabulous vocals of Stewart Reeve combined with the very talented musicians and a sideshow of circus deliver far more than a mere …
Feb 19
FRINGE COMEDY – The Worst Little Warehouse in London – Cupola @ The Garden of Unearthly Delights – 4K
- By Peter in Cabaret, Comedy, Fringe 2019, Performing Art
A truly funny mishmash of the improbable and the surprising, aka “ordinary life”. The innate comedy of the inane as per the lens of a warehouse. Kryztoff Rating 4K
Aug 14
COMIC’S PORTRAIT OF A SERIOUS ARTIST – Ed Book Fest Spiegeltent – 4.5K
A night to remember; a risky collaboration between so many diverse elements that came off brilliantly. 4.5K
Jun 26
ADELAIDE CABARET FESTIVAL 2018 – MISSION SONGS PROJECT – 4.5K
- By Riccardo Barone in Cabaret, Music, Uncategorized
by Riccardo Barone The Mission Song Project has been performing a collection of Australian folk songs wisely harmonised and arranged by the ensemble accompanied only by a guitar most of the time. Research and ethnomusicology have had a happy result with this performance, as far as the repertoire consists in indigenous music from the 20th …
Jun 24
ARCHIE ROACH + TIDDAS – Dancing With My Spirit
- By admin in Cabaret, Music, Performing Art
When Archie and Tiddas perform, it’s like visiting old friends. Sitting around the campfire sharing yarns and singing songs we all know by heart.
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