Cabaret Festival
Surrounded by a large crowd of people chanting, laughing and toasting their schooners in the Famous Spiegeltent, you can find yourself wondering: Just because we can sing, should we?
Cabaret Festival
As wild and eclectic as the original album, Liner Notes Live: The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars is a fabulous chocolate-box of Bowie-inspired performances.
Adelaide Cabaret Festival artistic director Julia Zemiro nominates six highlights – from classic cabaret acts to the unexpected – amid an eclectic line-up of festival performances featuring more than 380 artists over 16 days.
Cabaret Festival
Australian musician Roscoe James Irwin re-creates the music of American jazz trumpeter and singer Chet Baker in this fittingly soulful tribute.
Cabaret Festival
Could there be a more consummate or captivating cabaret performance than Paul Capsis – dressed in leather, fur and full make-up – singing ‘Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)’ in the Famous Spiegeltent?
Cabaret Festival
Broadway Bound (but not gagged) sees Sydney-born performer Kaye Tuckerman tell the tale of her dogged pursuit of the Broadway dream in a performance featuring songs ranging from musical classics to an ABBA medley.
Cabaret Festival
UK company Flabbergast Theatre invites audience members to lose themselves in a delightfully sinful world filled with thieves, lovers and vagrants in the Australian premiere of The Swell Mob.
Cabaret Festival
Taxithi vividly employs story and song to convey the complexities of displacement from a home country – in this case, Greece during the 1950s and ‘60s – with politics, family tensions, hardship, hope, pride and grief all powerfully represented.
Cabaret Festival
Infectious grooves, frenetic tap dancing and witty Brooklyn banter make a night with The Hot Sardines more like a party than a show.
Cabaret Festival
Did someone say ‘musical’ and ‘Judy Garland’ in the same sentence? Yes, it’s Cabaret Festival time in Adelaide, and End of the Rainbow is a hot ticket that will make you both laugh and cry.
Cabaret Festival
Max Savage and a band of four other local musicians will perform a Cabaret Festival show in the Famous Speigeltent which promises to paint a “gritty and vibrant” picture of what happens in Adelaide when the sun goes down.
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