The Adelaide Cabaret Festival returns this year and is sure to be another magnificent show, but what makes it so important to have a whole festival dedicated to cabaret? Continue reading The Adelaide Cabaret Festival returns for another stellar year
Calling all hardened drama lovers – it’s time to reunite your thespian tribe for a two hour peek into eight months of family tragedy. Continue reading Review: Rabbit Hole
Netflix exposes the impact of global overfishing on the environment in its controversial documentary Seaspiracy. Continue reading Netflix’s Seaspiracy sparks credibility concerns
With Taylor Swift’s release of Fearless (Taylor’s Version), discussions of nostalgia and how we relate to our younger selves have taken centre stage. Continue reading If there was ever a soundtrack of nostalgia, Taylor’s Version would be it
Say yes to Socially [Un]Acceptable this Fringe season and Laura Desmond will demystify consent by revealing exactly what ‘no’ looks like. Continue reading Review: Socially [Un]Acceptable
Anna Piper Scott presents an empowering hour of laughs that are wonderfully unapologetic. Continue reading Review: Queer & Present Danger
Deus Ex Femina presents Baby, What Blessings, an impacting production that both challenges and entertains audiences. Continue reading Review: Baby, What Blessings
Singer-songwriter Gene Phoa presents 500 Nights of Winter, an inviting hour of cabaret born out of lockdown. Continue reading Review: 500 Nights of Winter
À la carte stand-up is back on the menu as Michael Shafar reinvents his 3 Course Comedy special with local SA stars Michael Connell and Kel Balnaves. Continue reading Review: 3 Course Comedy
This fringe season, emerging performer Poppy Mee explores the issues that many young women face in a society where everyone feels the pressure to be perfect. Continue reading Review: A Slight Exaggeration
