a song to sing o
Kicking off the ‘Cabaret in the Day’ season at Mosman Art Gallery was a one off performance of the magnificent A SONG TO SING O , written and directed by Melvyn Morrow and here featuring the splendid talents of Savoy …
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the balmain sinfonia
The Balmain Sinfonia made a triumphant return on the last day of June with its second concert of the year at its home, the newly refurbished Macquarie Theatre, Macquarie University, North Ryde.
This program presented a substantial and interesting array …
reuben kaye hosts the ring
Anyone who says they are not slightly transfixed by gladiator style sport is lying. With this in mind, MC Reuben Kaye offered us a handful of talented international cabaret and burlesque stars in back to back battle.
The result was …
phil scott is a cabaret survivor
An instantly endearing raconteur, Phil Scott the incredibly gifted musician with proven satirical skills presented a spontaneous, hilarious and at times musically spellbinding summary of his career thus far.
A trip through his professional life illuminated even the darkest, most …
shopping and fucking
Some plays can kind of take you by surprise…they come up with something different from what you had envisaged…This isn’t the case with British playwright Mark Ravenhill’s 1996 play SHOPPING AND FUCKING. What you expect is what you get.
TOUGH… …
go your own way
GO YOUR OWN WAY, Catherine Alcorn’s latest show about Christine McVie from FLEETWOOD MAC at THE SLIDE Cabaret Festival, fresh from the Adelaide and now at the Melbourne Cabaret Festivals is a slick, musically entertaining, and amusing presentation with songs …
this is where we live
Vivienne Walshe’s play THIS IS WHERE WE LIVE, the winner of the 2012 Griffin Award, tells an old story in a new way.
Two teenagers who go to the same school, Chris (Yalin Ozucelik) and Chloe (Ava Torch), come from …
met series 2
The second season concert for the Metropolitan Orchestra (TMO) at the Independent Theatre, 269 Miller Street, North Sydney, was an exciting blend of new music and classics from the eighteenth century orchestral repertoire.
This enthusiastic audience was wowed by the …
operating theatre’s double bill
There’s no doubting the enormity of Elvis’ legacy. On May 26 2013, Sir Paul McCartney visited Graceland, left a guitar pick on Elvis’ grave and said, “..so Elvis can play in heaven”.
Since Graceland opened to the public on June …