Adelaide Cabaret June 17, 2011
Friday, June 17, 2011 at 10:30AM With the eleventh annual Adelaide Cabaret Festival and the fourth Cabaret Fringe now happening, there’s a good chance that South Australia holds the TWO biggest Cabaret Festivals in the world. Concurrently.
For an audience now spoilt for choice, Cabaret Confessional presents a comprehensive daily listing for Adelaide cabaret connoisseurs who haven’t yet finalised their plans.
I had the privilege of seeing Chita perform in Melbourne in 2006. She was exciting, electric and sexy as hell. MC
Freeway – The Chet Baker Journey Featuring Tim Draxl
Josie Lane - Josie In The Bathhouse
Kenny Mellman, Bridget Everett and Neal Medlyn - Our Hit Parade
Cabaret and music theatre critic for Time Out New York Adam Feldman says “I’ve seen Bridget (from OHP) do some genuinely shocking things, and I’ve gotten pretty hard to shock.”
Brace yourself Adelaide. MC
Leo Sayer - The Show Must Go On
This Grammy-award winner was brilliant at the launch. He was in top form - what a class act! LN
Michael Griffiths - In Vogue: Songs by Madonna
Mikey Robins and Margarita Pracatan - Live in the Piano Bar
Molly Pope - Introducing Molly Pope
Simon Burke - Something About Always
Follow the great career of Simon Burke from Play School to the West End. It’s all about him at last. LN
After the hugely successful 2011 Adelaide Fringe season, Charles Sanders makes his Cabaret Fringe Festival debut with his show A Modest Exhibit. Click here to read his interview.
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