Red Mill Revue!
The screen burst into life with colour and energy from the first moment. “A celebration of the human form in all its variations” was the theme and it delivered. And then some. Through a variety of burlesque, dance, vaudeville, comedy, cabaret and music, this show will have you glued to your seat (except when you feel the urge to jump up and dance in your loungeroom). Burlesque in particular as well as the other forms of variety in...
Trash Talk by Tash York
2020 can get in the bin, join Australia’s favourite cabaret wineo as she takes out the trash! I loved this show! And even better was seeing Tash York having survived and escaped Melbourne’s lockdown, now back doing what she does best. Melbourne Fringe Festival has put on an amazing programme of events. Many are ‘pay as much as you wish’ and viewable online. For me this is one of the most fantastic uses of...
Preachrs Podcast OnLine & OnStage Announces a 10 Show Adelaide Fringe Season!
Innovative production company, Preachrs Podcast OnLine & OnStage has just announced an exciting and massive programme for Adelaide Fringe, which includes comedy, theatre, music and interactive events. Company founder and creator, Benjamin Maio Mackay broke away from his busy schedule to give us an insight as to what we can look forward to. SAT: Thanks for your time Benjamin. We are certainly looking forward to Adelaide Fringe next...
Self Isolation Songbook: Feast Festival 2020:
A storyteller who weaves together music and poetry to share stories and shift stigmas. Our Ukulele Dream Girl is back armed with her ukulele and compassion filled heart, ready to greet you in person once again. Are you feeling hyper stimulated, over connected, zoomed out and anxious from the outside in? Self isolation’s been a hell of a time. A journey of connection and hyper attention, preservation and privilege. Songs and poems from...
Secret Show by Emma Knights
Emma Knights is well known around town. Known and respected interstate and internationally too, but it’s around Adelaide that she has mostly made her impact. Emma works tirelessly to support local artists, products, services and venues. With a host of awards such as SA Tourism awards, she is a rare breed of creative and talented, as well as selfless and supportive. So often found behind a piano, behind a signer, behind other artists,...
The Hipster: A Musical For People Who Don’t Like Musicals
Reviewed by Brigitte Rennie The Hipster premiered in an iconically Australian venue – a brewery. Run by the Little Bang Brewing Company the site/venue is stylishly industrial. An inspired choice. I’ll avoid repeating the production notes as the show plot does what it says. Setting up a pretentious laneway bar in Hindley Street next to a strip club is a recipe for disaster. There is a happy ending where all the characters resolve...