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Thursday, October 17

Fringe review: Soweto Gospel Choir

The jubilant moves and heartfelt passion of the Grammy-winning Soweto Gospel Choir are infectious as the performers bring the music and spirit of South Africa to Adelaide Fringe. ★★★★

Review: Vika and Linda Bull

Vika and Linda Bull have added polish to many recordings by others but it is always a delight seeing them at their exuberant best and in their own right. ★★★★½

Review: Goodbye to Berlin

Priscilla Armstrong, as 1930s Berlin cabaret performer Sally Bowles, sings songs from ‘Cabaret’ and ‘Threepenny Opera’ with a cheeky grin and seductive eyes that could charm the pants off an SS officer.

Adam Page turns his microphone to the audience

Adam Page is well-known for his improvisational shows in which he builds tracks by looping quick slices of music he makes on the fly. In his new Fringe show, he takes the idea a step further.

Review: Mojito

Mojito is a joyous celebration of Spanish, Latino and Cuban music styles performed by a stellar cast of singers and musicians under the guidance of producer/pianist Brendan Fitzgerald. ★★★★

Review: Ali McGregor in Decadence

Ali McGregor, opera singer turned cabaret chameleon, last night gave her “Decadence” show a very welcome reprise, mixing and mashing recent pop “trash” into the American jazz songbook with astounding effect. ★★★★★