Review – The Motown Story
By the third song in, the dance floor had started and did not stop until the final encore.
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Review – Best of the Edinburgh Fest
The Best of the Edinburgh Fest is the tamer younger brother of the Late Show, so if you have parents with a curfew or nostalgic Brits in tow, there’s plenty for all to enjoy.
Review – Best of the Fest Late Show
heckler doesn’t often post 800 word reviews, but when you’re looking at this calibre of talent it can’t really be helped.
Review – Rear Admiral, November
The format is simple: six solid comedians doing longer, stronger sets, a cheap schnitty, home and tucked in by ten-thirty.
Review – Rear Admiral, September
Rear Admiral affords Adelaideans a great little selection of local comedy, in a cozy little venue, for a reasonable price. And we’ll keep checking back on it, but I’m confident this comedian-run comedy show will continue to attract casual and dedicated audiences alike.
Review – Rear Admiral, Opening Night
While comedy is still somewhat of a cottage industry in Adelaide, there is certainly some talent around our little town and we’re glad to see Rear Admiral giving locals a spot.
Review – Bulmers Best of the Edinburgh Fest
You can’t go wrong with a ticket to the Bulmers Best of the Fest.
Review – Stephen K Amos: The Spokesman
The Spokesman is the latest stand-up effort from British comic, Stephen K Amos. Sadly, it feels almost as though Amos has run out of material.
Review – Joanne Shaw Taylor
Joanne Shaw Taylor loves guitar, and you can tell. Her influences include Jimi Hendrix and she’s played with BB King, and you can tell.
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