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[Movie] Am I really that desperate?
It appears Deperate Remedies is now available as video on demand from The NZ Film Commission [ https://ondemand.nzfilm.co.nz/#!/browse/film/8341/desperate-remediesRead more... ) -
[personal] meandering thoughts
Oh well. The general consumer side of G+ is now actually as well as officially dead, so I am retreating back here for a moment. But I find LJ more of a social blogging platform than a social media platform (discussion does not seem as active). On the other hand MeWe goes too far in the other direction with the discussion being too easy and thus ( Read more... ) -
[Adelaide Fringe] Jane Austen: Private Eye
[First a disclaimer. I normally detest Jane Austen with the passion of a thousand 999 exploding suns. The reason it's no longer a thousand is thanks to these wonderful actors.]
Jane Austen: Private Eye is the new show by improv duo Sense & Spontaneity. This is the first scripted show "they" have put on. I say "they," since this is very much a ( Read more... ) -
[MUSIC] All Our Exes Live In Texas
Well it's no longer a small and intimate gig. WOMAdelaide and lots of support tours put paid to that. There was a line to get in half an hour before the doors opened ( Read more... ) -
[adealide cabaret festival]Tripod and Sammy J
Anyone want to join me to see Tripod and Sammy J at the ACF? Tripod is doing their video game gig with the ASO so it won't be cheap. -
doom and gloom and black despair ... people dying everywhere...
2016. The year everybody dies...
Just heard about the seventh friend/acquaintance (or friend/child thereof) for this year. And no fun place to go to celebrate life and people (at least in the foreseeable near future).
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[fringe] down down lucifer
Down Down Lucifer is an excellent play written and acted by Philippe Klaus (Wolf Creek 2 amongst other credits), who plays the titular character to great effect. Now I've a very soft spot for stories of Lucifer's fall. Klaus definitely joins the ranks of Milton, de Chardin, Brust, Carey, Russell, and Cook in an excellent portrayal of The ( Read more... ) -
[fringe] this is not the brillig you are looking for
Brillig totally reinvented themselves today when they ran their Speakeasy Sessions at the Grace Emily. Hidden behind a secret door was a notorious pet shop speakeasy where the trio played songs from the prohibition and Weimer periods, as well as a number of pieces they created themselves, including one about the Floating Palais in Adelaide in the ( Read more... )
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