The Princess Bride movie sits firmly in the happy-ending category of adventure-romances, and this live musical presentation highlighted its enchanting qualities.
Flamenco guitarist and composer Paco Peña delivers a timely warning with grace and passion in his Requiem for the Earth, which received a warm reception on the opening night of the Adelaide Guitar Festival.
The Festival Theatre turned into a party dance floor when Angélique Kidjo lit it up with an exuberant performance that brought the audience to their feet.
With a skilled band arranged behind “Yellow Submarine” inspired props, singer Rachel Vidoni delivers a powerful hour of songs that goes way beyond nostalgia. ★★★★
Arj Barker made a dramatic entrance before settling into a routine that reflected on how well we know the real world around us – especially in terms of our bodily functions. ★★★
A hit in last year’s Adelaide Cabaret Festival, this show returns as a must-see in the Fringe. Sarah-Louise Young’s singing and repartee will delight die-hard fans and general audiences alike. ★★★★½