
Cabaret is a tricky business. No-one is more attuned to this than Ruth Wilkin, who has been treading the boards and winning awards in the cabaret business over the last few years.

Carol Young explores how easy it is to fall in love with someone you've never met in this spooky solo comdey/cabaret performance for CabFringe, as part of the Adelaide Fringe.

Fleur Murphy's story-telling sparkles in this gritty piece about four 'femme fatales' embroiled in the same 1920s, Australian underworld crime.

The pace rockets along as the three tightly focussed actors clearly relish each role they adopt with playful interpretation.

The writing dances neatly around and through the issue, teasing its characters whom are never given an opportunity to sit and act serious, or genuinely assured.
The Italian Maestro has just turned 83 years old and showed no signs of age slowing him down during the 2 hour concert at Burswood theatre on Sunday night.
