Australian musical theatre darling Christie Whelan Browne and her regular collaborator/director Dean Bryant have bravely seized the 'no rule' scenario with their new creation, Pure Blonde.
Adelaide Reviews
Dr Daniela Kaleva's show is a unique combination of academic exploration which both intermediates and underpins the performances.
OMG can this cast dance! The dancing and the Choreography (Linda Williams) are the indisputable stars of this fine production. But there is more to it than that.
The Callaway sisters – Ann Hampton Callaway and Liz Callaway are no strangers to the Adelaide Cabaret Festival – both have performed here before. Individually.
Darlene Love has had an amazing career spanning over five decades, primarily as a singer, a back-up singer.
To the strains of Cyndi Lauper's Girls Just Wanna Have Fun, Ms Kathy Najimy sauntered onto the Festival Theatre stage to introduce her brand new, semi-autobiographical solo show Lift Up Your Skirt.
Suave leading man, Broadway's Brian D'Arcy James, made his Australian debut at Adelaide's Dunstan Playhouse.
Dance, lighting, theatre, movement, puppetry and sound all combine to make this remarkable presentation one to think about and remember.