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John Thorn has reinforced his position as a songwriter and singer with this wonderful performance.

For burlesque fans, this will surely go down in their diaries as the event of a lifetime.

A glorious exploration of the life and music of Kurt Weill.

Barb Jungr is making a very welcome return visit to the Adelaide Cabaret Festival.

This was a high camp performance, with no holds barred.

Big Fish - The Musical weaves together the tall tales and adventures of Edward Bloom.

Once again, Archer played to a full house of very enthusiastic and appreciative cabaret lovers.

The grand opening of the Adelaide Cabaret Festival 2016 is, as always, the Variety Gala Performance

The first night of the Gala was hosted by Adelaide's own cabaret favourite, Amelia Ryan.

Frank Abagnale, Jr. entered on a life of crime when he was fifteen.

Talented craftsmen like Strassman are proof that puppetry is here to stay.

Perhaps there will be a return season of this charming and cleverly devised piece.

Nunsense was a night out that had the audience laughing and applauding from start to finish.

There are lots of laughs, but also drama and tragedy in Longaretti's script.

Andrew Bovell has provided another of his powerful and captivating scripts.

The Marriage of Figaro, Don Giovanni, and Cosi Fan Tutte, were the result of the collaboration Mozart and da Ponte.

It is an extraordinary adventure through the medium of contemporary dance.

State Opera has pulled out all the stops for this opera, which has been five years in the making.

Co-Opera and the Gilbert and Sullivan Society of South Australia have joined forces to perform The Mikado.

The first prize for stealing scenes must go to Diesel the dog.