BWW Reviews: ADELAIDE INTERNATIONAL GUITAR FESTIVAL 2014: GEOFFREY MORRIS AND SIOBHAN STAGG PLUS SPECIAL GUESTS GUITARISSIMO Was a Delight
Siobhan Stagg and Geoffrey Morris are an excellent pairing, both of them energetic, and lively.
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Siobhan Stagg and Geoffrey Morris are an excellent pairing, both of them energetic, and lively.
Three esteemed guitarists from different genres, Australia's favourite and sensational string quartet, and a superb young ensemble, all on the same bill.
Two big names came together in one concert as Briullianty Brazilian guitarist, Yamandu Costa, shared the bill with the great Spanish classical guitarist, Maestro Pepe Romero.
Andrey Lebedev is one of the new faces at this year's Festival, and the Sydney Guitar Trio, brought a very different type of concert.
My Festival began with French classical guitarist, Judicael Perroy, and Argentinean Tango composer, Maximo Pujol and his trio.
The Helpmann Awards are Australia's version of Broadway's Tony Awards and London's Olivier Awards.
The only adequate description for this production is that it is a masterpiece.
Annie Siegmann is emerging as an innovative and pioneering force on the Adelaide cabaret scene, and it will be no surprise if we soon lose her to London or New York.
Carla Anita Mattiazzo recalls her trip to the USA to study and to act as a nanny for a wealthy family, but it is not what you might expect.
Argentinean composer and bandoneonista, Ástor Pantaleon Piazzolla, took the Tango and turned it on its head, creating what is known as nuevo tango.
The rapport between the two Callaway sisters, as expected being siblings, added so much to this performance,
What we get from the King's Singers is some sensational six part a cappella male voice harmony, and completely revised versions of the familiar songs
Johanna Allen makes another very welcome trip home to Adelaide to present the marvellous music of Harold Arlen, and her many fans were out in force to see her latest cabaret show,
The joint forces of the Elder Conservatorium Symphony Orchestra and the Adelaide Youth Orchestra combined for the Elder Hall Titan performances.
Mark Nadler's latest performance, Runnin' Wild, is guaranteed to win him more fans.
The final weekend of the Adelaide Cabaret Festival bought the incredible Darlene Love's concert An Evening with Darlene Love to an enthusiastic Adelaide audience for a one night only engagement.
In a white dinner jacket and striped waistcoat, toting a violin case Mark Nadler sets the mood for his new show Runnin' Wild - Songs and Scandals of the Roaring 20's with his own arrangement of Cole Porter's Lets Misbehave, and Lets Do It and Harrington Gibbs, Joel Grey and Leo Wood's Runnin' Wild a
There were so many students good enough to be involved this year that it was necessary to divide them and have two full performances.
Kate Fuller, takes on the role of Annie Ross at the closing night of her short lived jazz club, Annie's Room.
Four young people who appeared in the Class of Cabaret last year are back with their own show, Class of Cabaret Graduates.
Former Cabaret Festival Artistic Director, David Campbell, and Broadway Composer, John Bucchino, presented a marvellous performance.
Little Bird was commissioned by the company especially as a platform for Paul Capsis, and what a magnificent performance he gives.
Musical theatre fans rushed to see Anthony Warlow and Faith Prince: Direct From Broadway.
Kylie Ferreira, Louise Messenger, and Valeska Laity have done a superb job of bringing the sounds of the Boswell Sisters to life again.
Robert Davi does not try to mimic Sinatra's voice, or blatantly copy his phrasing and styling.
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