Presented by 4th Wall Dramatic Arts @ Immanuel College – Century Theatre FRIDAY 2 March (until March 8 ) The Cagebirds by D. Campton is a whimsical, Tim Burton-inspired adaptation of playwright David Campton’s absurd 1972 tale. As you enter the Immanuel College Century Theatre, you are transported into a bizarre, robotic-like toy-world. Six figures […]
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Presented by Flaxworks @ Holden Street Theatres – The Studio FRIDAY 2nd March (until March 11) “You could put all the talent I had into your left eye and still not suffer from impaired vision” – Veronica Lake. Veronica Lake was a 1940s Hollywood star. Starring in a string of hits, and having a hairstyle […]
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Presented by Xavier Toby @ Gluttony – Funny Pork SUNDAY 4 March (until March 11) Conventional wisdom suggests that when attending a dinner party, certain topics of conversation should be avoided – religion, politics, money and sex. Xavier Toby feels differently. In Binge Thinking, he chronicles his attendance at the dinner party from hell, and […]
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Presented by Peaches ‘n’ Gin Burlesque @ Nexus Cabaret, Lion Arts Theatre SATURDAY 4 March (until March 11) One of my creeds is to never, ever, ever turn down gin. Not in a delicious moijto, nor in some tonic water (clearly to protect myself from malaria) or, it seems, when it comes to burlesque. So […]
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Presented by Five Four Entertainment @ The Ed Castle SATURDAY 3rd March Cardigans, doc martins and a whole lot of drumsticks. The ultra-hipster crew from Slow Club simply oozed cool the moment they waltzed onto the stage. After making their way through the crowd with timid smiles, they jumped eagerly into song. No time for […]
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Presented by Second Chance Designs @ Bliss Organic Cafe SATURDAY 25 Feb (Opening, until March 18) This début exhibition from local artists Izzy, Ellen and Daniel aims to create eye-catching and intriguing pieces from the re-used and recycled materials of our resource hungry modern world. Displayed in the small but inviting confines of Bliss Organic […]
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Presented by Guy Masterson’s Centre for International Theatre (C.I.T.) @ Higher Ground – Main Theatre SATURDAY 3 March (until March 17) Two lamps cast a dim glow across the stage as we enter the theatre. Somewhere out of view a flickering light creates a slightly menacing feel to the set, although maybe that’s because I […]
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Just like the Movies: A Lyrical Road-Trip
Presented by Socks and Sandals @ Paper String Plastic FRIDAY 2 March (until March 16) I don’t think I can overstate how much I thoroughly enjoyed this show. Just Like the Movies does not have any death-defying stunts nor does it make you think long and hard about anything in particular, but golly it’s a lot […]
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Presented by Feel Presents @ Idolize Spiegeltent, Garden of Unearthly Delights SATURDAY 3 March (one show only) Sometime around 2002, when my poxy face refused to form a smile and my answers to any adult questioning were monosyllabic, my parents presented me with a copy of (I’m) Stranded by seminal Australian punk/post-punk band, The Saints. […]
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Presented by Alysha Herrmann @ Box Factory Community Centre, Adelaide FRIDAY 2 March (performances in Lameroo, Waikerie and Renmark until March 10) Pressure is inescapable. Navigating through fields of pressure is something life demands, no matter what age a person is. PressureLands is a play written and directed by Alysha Herrmann, and is part of the […]
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