Love songs tinged with sadness, songs of hope to break our hearts and lift our spirits, and as ever, well deserved and perfectly crafted political reflections to enrage and entertain us are delivered with McDermott’s immutable magnetism. Paul McDermott – PLUS ONE is pure showmanship at its very best.
Category Archive: Reviews
An impressive monologue that one could almost call a… Touchdown!
Ross Noble delivers reliable laughs in his Comeback Special
Great songs performed by a group of committed players who clearly love The Triffids’ music. Flawed at times, but the band exuded great spirit and it is a well established truism that the greatest rock and roll is often best anyway when precision is overruled passion!
If you love music, you will love RECLINE. Lean in. Immerse yourself in the Hot Dub. Enjoy the tunes and the tingles.
A modern thriller where all is not as it seems.
You truly will not regret going and seeing Reuben Kaye at this year’s Adelaide Fringe so please put on your highest heel, your Kinkiest Boot and glossiest red lipstick and get to the Wonderland Spiegeltent Festival Hub in Hindmarsh Square for a real winner of a show!
My only piece of advice with this light show/acid trip is to take your time while you’re there! Thankfully, Borealis is introduced in 15-minute intervals however, you can spend your time in there exploring and relaxing!
Classic Bruce at Gluttony is quite clearly a labour of love full of Springsteen songs delivered with a high level of reverence and an impressive degree of musical dexterity.
‘Our clarion call is ‘Gather; gather and sit,’ says George Bray, the show’s narrator, and gather we did, […]
