Presented by the fiddlechicks @Mercury Cinema THURSDAY 8th March (March 15) Au Bonheur Des Dames is a film so obscure that it doesn’t even have its own Wikipedia page. Filmed in 1930, it is silent, based on a novel of the same name first published in 1883, and, despite being an 82 year old film […]
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Presented by Early Worx in theatre and art & Higher Ground Inc. @ Higher Ground – Art Base FRIDAY 9th March (until March 15) There is no time for the audience to orientate themselves, or ease themselves into this play- the lights fade, the stage illuminates and it begins, hardly pausing until the end. Ladies […]
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Presented by A-List Entertainment @Thebarton Theatre FRIDAY 9th March (until March 17) Ross Noble is a very funny but strange and weird guy. His description of himself as a deranged scarecrow is probably as close as you’d get to an apt description of his appearance. One of my friends said that she finds him too […]
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Presented by James Ashby Enterprises @ The Ed Castle Hotel THURSDAY March 8 (until March 10) When I was a child I used to put on plays. Urged along by my parents’ encouragement, I would enlist the help of my younger brother and sister, as well as any other kids in the vicinity, to create […]
Continue ReadingThe Buffoon’s Play
Presented by Tarabates Theatre & Puppet Palace @ Gluttony – Puppet Palace WEDNESDAY 22 Feb (until March 15) Roll up, roll up! Polichinelle’s in town! Held at the Gluttony Puppet Palace, The Buffoon’s Play follows the comical adventures of Polichinelle, the celebrated clown from France and Italy. Presented by French master puppeteer, Philippe Saumont, The […]
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Presented by Lahara @ Adelaide Town Hall – Meeting Hall FRIDAY 9 March (until March 18) For many people, “the Fringe” means Rundle Street and the East Terrace parklands, and the chance to catch big-name national and international acts, often comedians. Sadly, this means many smaller venues and acts miss out, which is a great […]
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Presented by Vicious Fish Theatre @ Jahz, 4 Cinema Pl (Off Rundle St) THURSDAY 8 March (until March 17) With a sell-out season at the Melbourne Fringe already under his belt, I was sure that Rob Lloyd’s one man show about his obsession with Doctor Who would be good – I just wasn’t sure what […]
Continue ReadingMy Friend the Chocolate Cake
Presented by MFTCC @ Idolize Spiegeltent, Garden of Unearthly Delights TUESDAY March 6 (second show only on March 7) Upon entering the Idolize Spiegeltent’s ornate confines for the first of two My Friend the Chocolate Cake shows in Adelaide’s Garden of Unearthly Delights, I was struck by the tent dome’s blue and green stain […]
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Presented by The Electric Theatre Company @The Reading Room, 153 Hindley Street THURSDAY 8th March (March 10) I found this review pretty hard to write because, well, there really wasn’t that much to write about. Twins is a story about a pair of people and their problems. And that’s about it. They disguise it well […]
Continue ReadingGhost Town: Inhabitants of the abandoned city
Presented by The 8068 Project @The Myer Centre Theatre, Level 4 THURSDAY 8th March (March 10) Have you ever wondered what happens to a building when it’s abandoned? Or to the displaced souls who once called it home? Ghost Town: Inhabitants of the abandoned city brings together six unnamed characters, all lost, all seemingly forgotten […]
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