Monthly Archive: February, 2012

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Proximity

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The Australian Dance Theatre under Garry Stewart never ceases to push boundaries and surprise audiences. Proximity is no exception. Using video Proximity expands on concepts explored in Held of perceptions of reality, where… Read More →

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Abandoman

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I was already in a good mood before I saw this show: apparently reviewing makes you ‘part of the Fringe’ which in turn results in a 50% discount at the popcorn stand in… Read More →

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The Table

The Table

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The Table, the simplest way to describe this show is four men using a table to make music, but it is so much more than that. The “Table” while it looks innocuous enough… Read More →

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Spitfire Solo

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Nicholas Collett’s solo performance in CIT Adelaide’s Spitfire Solo is extraordinarily accurate in history, idiom and language. Collett plays Peter Walker, an ex-Battle of Britain pilot in a convincing 65 minutes where we are taken on a… Read More →

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‘Liar liar pants on fire’ A journey into non verbal communication

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Take one professional public speaker and put him outside of his comfort zone by challenging himself to take part in the 2012 Adelaide Fringe Festival. The result? David Ferrier. This man adopts the… Read More →

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