BWW Review: WOMADELAIDE 2017: DAY 4 at Botanic Park
WOMADelaide is always surprising.
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WOMADelaide is always surprising.
The Soweto Choir has been playing to full houses and I can see why.
The big finish, New York, New York, brought the house down.
The third day of the WOMADelaide Festival opened to a threatening sky.
This is a fascinating way of storytelling.
Adelaide's favourite senior citizen in her new show,
The second day saw another warm but rather humid afternoon.
Watching this was like entering into an alien world of primitive creatures,
Amity Dry has done it again with 39 Forever.
Shows like this are what the Adelaide Fringe is all about.
A beautiful sunny afternoon greeted the excited crowd attending the 25th WOMADelaide.
Who could resist the chance to hear Miriam Margolyes narrating Peter and the Wolf?
If there is one production that will be spoken of with awe for years to come, this is sure to be the one.
Llewelyn-Williams is captivating, and a great storyteller.
There is not a weak link anywhere in this production.
Hilarious sketches from award-winning duo.
The night takes you from a zombie apocalypse through to incredible acrobatic acts.
A far from classic whodunit.
Beautiful poetry and performance.
An amazingly funny, breathless look at one man's idiosyncrasies
This wonderful family friendly show, Cirque Africa, is a feast for the senses.
A night with Barry Morgan is to step back in time.
Dave Callen shares his unique take on popular culture
This Schaubühne Berlin production portrays Richard as the ultimate villain.
Post-apocalyptic pleasures and visceral visual delights, Yasmina Intoxicada's World's End Cabaret was one heck of an end-of-the-world party.
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Log Boy State Theatre Company South Australia (10/01-10/10) |
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Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike Little Theatre (10/09-10/18) |
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The Heartbreak Choir State Theatre Company South Australia (11/20-12/05) |
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Commentary State Theatre Company South Australia (8/21-9/05) |