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Thursday, 12 June 2014

2014 Adelaide Cabaret Fringe Festival



Cabaret Companion by Linh

The Adelaide Cabaret Festival has a younger sister festival called the Cabaret Fringe, where anything goes anywhere! This independent arts festival is a creative brainchild of brothers Paul and Adam Boylon with Jay Robinson in 2008, and has expanded to become a companion cabaret alternative to the Adelaide Cabaret Festival.


The cabaret culture and music is celebrated in the same way with a diverse array of artists performing in Adelaide during June but there are points of difference. Firstly, most of the venues for Cabaret Fringe are smaller and informal, therefore enhancing the intimacy and participation experience for the performers and audiences. Secondly, the Cabaret Fringe is more risqué and more than cliché with their performances that push the boundaries of musical conventions, also using music and song to comment on social/political issues in a tongue-in-cheek manner.


The Adelaide Cabaret Fringe has more than thirty cabaret acts throughout June with local and national artists providing more than burlesque in bow ties and black hats. This year’s programme has some unexpected surprises that do not fit the usual mould of cabaret as it is the eclectic nature of cabaret that encourages variety and something different.

The local artists at Cabaret Fringe include Megan Doherty in Dirty Thirty, Zephyr Quartet, Jamie Jewell as Candy Chambers in 50 Forever and Hew Parham in Giovanni’s Buono Voyago Fiesta. Interstate artists include Joanne Sutton in Fill Her Up, Selina Jenkins as Beau Heartbreaker and Amy Bodossian in Salvation Amy.


There is something different to tempt everyone at the 2014 Adelaide Cabaret Fringe Festival and is certain to put a smile on your face and keep it there after the show ends.



2014 Adelaide Cabaret Fringe Festival details:

Where:

La Boheme, Adelaide Town Hall, Ayers House, Hartley Playhouse, Nexus Cabaret, The Star Theatres, The Blue Bee Room, The Popeye, The Promethean, The Soul Box, The Whitmore Hotel, The Marion Bowling Club and The Alliance Francaise



When:

1 - 29 June 2014.



Tickets:

Price varies for each performance.



There is no physical Box Office for the Adelaide Cabaret Fringe Festival to buy or collect tickets.



Book online for individual shows via the ‘Shows and Tickets’ tab http://www.cabaretfringefestival.com/shows-2/



Contact the Cabaret Fringe team if experiencing problems ordering tickets online


Telephone: 08 82430001

Mobile Phone: 0406 980 962



Please Note: There may be problems when ordering tickets on mobile devices such as iPads or other tablets so the Cabaret Fringe team recommends using a laptop or desktop computer.

This is due to the possible incompatibility of some browsers with the online ticketing system for the Cabaret Fringe.



*All details are correct at the time of publishing.

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