In a performance that is a masterful hybrid of song, mime, stand-up, slapstick that contains generous doses of the bizarre and surreal, The Travelling Sisters set a frenetic pace from the opening number and they never let the momentum slip.
An impressive debut from 18 year old emerging playwright and director James Watson.
Ross Wilson has the right to claim icon status in our music industry and a place as one of our greatest musical talents – respect deserved and acknowledged. But – tonight’s set was a little flat and not one to go down in the annals of his greatest live shows.
We Live by the Sea is an excellent piece of theatre: engaging, innovative and featuring some terrific performances from the youthful UK cast.
If the news of The Bay City Rollers adding a second show in Adelaide to their tour schedule wasn’t enough to send you into paroxysms of joy, then maybe this swill do the trick…Boney M are returning to Australia for an evening of delirious singalong fun!
Djuki Mala is joy enhancing. It’s inspiring, enthralling, thrilling and utterly intoxicating.
During some scenes, the cast strike gold with every piece of rushed dialogue falling together like a jigsaw puzzle, while other times the scene is force fed and awkward.
Double Feature presented The Rocky Horror Tribute Show at the rundown Venue 63 on Light Square over the […]
Three years into his association with the band, Bo Bice is enjoying the relative freedom of simply being one part of the broader BS&T collective and not having to deal with the hassles of being a solo star.
If you’re looking for a fun night out, Mary’s Diva Spectacular is a great way to get your […]
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