ADELAIDE THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 144

World-renowned abstract electronic composer Lee Gamble (UK) will be replacing The Haxan Cloak at Adelaide Festival's experimental electronic music festival Unsound Adelaie due to unforeseen circumstances.

My Breasts and Me, a new cabaret premiering at the Adelaide Fringe Festival 2014, explores creator Bronwyn Palmer's journey from hating to loving her breasts.

This year at Adelaide Fringe, Ink Pot Arts will offer the restaging of their highly successful production Through The Looking Glass at the Waldorf Living Art Centre from March 1 to 8 and a new community initiative in their Creative Hub called Cultivating Creativity.

Performer and Director Nicholas Cannon, has travelled a long way since his days as a kid growing up in the Adelaide Hills.

It was Westlake's and Lior's terrifically well written and performed song cycle which truly inspired and entranced the audience.

The majestic creature that caused a stir when she helped celebrate Canberra's centenary is now en route to Adelaide.

The local hit of the 2013 Adelaide Cabaret Festival, You, Me and the Bloody Sea, is back for one night only on February 10 at Nexus before setting sail to perform at the opening of the prestigious Australian Performing Arts Market (APAM) in Brisbane later in February.

In a society where train wrecks are celebrated and compassion goes unnoticed, Eddie explores his favourite disasters from celebrities, crimes and reality TV.

The popular Lunchtimes at Elder Hall resumes for 2014 at 1.

After four years touring Australia and the world, A Solitary Choice returns to South Australian audiences with its Adelaide Fringe premiere.

The Gilbert and Sullivan Society of SA will be presenting a return season of the family musical, Oliver!, set to open at the Arts Theatre tonight, January 31 2014.

With the generous backing of Petaluma Australia, Adelaide Festival's longstanding wine partner, a collection of wine from local small scale winemakers will be available at Lola's Pergola.

Adelaide's adopted pianist composer Rich Batsford presents an evening of enchanting piano music, in the elegant State Dining Room at iconic Adelaide venue, Ayers House.

Julia Henning has come a very long way already, and it is clear that she is going to go much further and has a long career ahead of her.

The Gilbert and Sullivan Society of SA will be presenting a return season of the family musical, Oliver!, set to open at the Arts Theatre on January 31 2014.

Mark de Raad qill present multiple ARIA award winning pianist Sally Whitwell and acclaimed soprano Marie Angel in concert in Adelaide for the first time.

Huge applause throughout the evening was nothing compared to the applause at the end of the performance, signalling another worthwhile and very popular choice for the Sessions 2014 season.

You will laugh, you will be moved, you might even shed a tear or two, such is the strength of this production, and the involvement and commitment of the four performers, who fully invest themselves in this wonderful work.

Best of the Edinburgh Fest continues to be a highlight of Adelaide Fringe.

This was the second in the Sessions 2014 live music series at the Adelaide Festival Centre in the Space Theatre, the Ukrainian folk-fusion group, Yellow Blue Bus.

A brand new celebration of 50 Years of TV's favourite Time Lord, The Doctor! Benjamin Maio Mackay and Rob Lloyd are Doctor Who's biggest fans and are kidnapped by the Dalek's creator Davros.

Bitch Boxer (UK) is Holden Street Theatre's Edinburgh Award winner for 2014 and a front runner for the Adelaide Fringe, playing in The Studio, 34 Holden Street Hindmarsh from 11 February to 16 March 6.

The Best of The Fest Late Show now in its 10th year at The Gov, 59 Port Road Hindmarsh returns on Friday and Saturday nights at 10.

The rumours have swirled for years and now the secret is Out in Bob's brand new live show, Bob, Sweat & Tears! premiering at the Arts Theatre, 53 Angas Street from 4 - 15 March, nightly at 7.

Babylon Circus, a French band, are possibly the most charismatic and happy bunch of performers I have ever seen.