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- Ben Aitken
By trying to offer both magic and stand-up, Ali Cook finds himself caught awkwardly between the two.
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- Stephanie Johnson
Cool New York Cabaret fails to sizzle as duo Sidonie Henbest and Matthew Carey take to the Spiegeltent stage in the Adelaide Fringe.
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- Jane Howard
Stevl Shefn (Steve Sheehan) has come down to the Garden of Unearthly Delights to share with his audience a series of stories about his life and this world.
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- Stephanie Johnson
Lili La Scala (Felicity Wills) is as delightful, delicious and de-lovely as the songs that she sings.
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- Stephen Davenport
Sufjan Stevens lays bare his soul, values and phobias to his audience. Tonight he looks like a luminous motocross rider strumming a banjo.
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- Stephen Davenport
Smoke fills the boards but Fraser’s dark locks and long slim frame summon attention. The faithful – mainly adolescent females – whoop with joy when she bellows out the first words.
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- Stephen Davenport
Studio Flamenco’s production, Arte y Compás (artistry and rhythm) is something like a multitude of tapas, and on opening night, each course is as sumptuous as the last and leaves the appreciative audience salivating for more.
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