Music
Cabaret Fringe review: Beating Up The Beatles
Charlee Watt and her band beat up the Beatles in the nicest possible way – through jazz interpretations of some of their classic songs.
Music
Charlee Watt and her band beat up the Beatles in the nicest possible way – through jazz interpretations of some of their classic songs.
Music
Part of the Cabaret Fringe Festival, My Heart May Or May Not Go On is a compact yet touching production that examines the twists and turns of the emotional rollercoaster of our teens and 20s.
SA arts & culture news in brief: Cab Fringe seeks to showcase the diversity of cabaret, arts identities pop up on stobie poles across Adelaide, The Mill presents work-in-progress showings of My Hair is Thinning, Flickerfest returns to the Mercury, get your SALA registrations in, and OzAsia earns national recognition.
SA arts and culture news in brief: Finalists announced for the 2023 Ramsay Art Prize, how this year’s History Festival seeks to evoke a sense of wonder, applications open for $20,000 Porter Street Commission, and what’s in store at the Cabaret Fringe.
SA arts and culture news in brief: Carclew kicks off its 50th anniversary celebrations with an immersive tour, Barossa Contemporary dealt a major blow, applications open for $20,000 Porter Street Commission, Theatre Republic to bring back The Bleeding Tree, a taste of Cabaret Fringe and Umbrella, and Dancing Against the Odds.
The Adelaide Cabaret Fringe Festival has launched its 2021 program, with a line-up of more than 30 shows at venues including Nexus Arts, Arthur Art Bar, The Jade and new Light Square space The Lab.
