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- Stephen Davenport
Ms Lane has immense stage presence, a fine voice and she works the crowd with equal measures of sweetness and sass.
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- Joanna Bowen
Tuba Skinny brought a unique offering of traditional New Orleans jazz and blues to their delighted Adelaide Cabaret Festival audience, with a style and a tone we haven’t heard anywhere else.
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- Joanna Bowen
This is Madonna as we have never seen her before. She is recreated in a beautiful baritone, accompanied only by piano. Once removed from the pop beats, some of her music sounds remarkably nice. This is the moment for her lyrics to shine.
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- Joanna Bowen
It takes a while to realise the full brilliance of this group. It happens progressively, through the dozens of little moments of “Did he just do that?”
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- Jane Howard
Long Live The King is a personal story of Nathan’s parents’ relationship, a story of an encompassing love for an artist, and the story of immigration from India to Australia.
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- Joanna Bowen
One short evening with Emma Dean barely taps the surface of this gorgeous gothic pixie. I left the Tuxedo Cat feeling intrigued, delighted and with more than a bit of an artist crush.
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- Joanna Bowen
African Grace is a celebration of the supreme joy of music, life, and love, and the beauty of human voices, movement and collaboration.
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