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DIVAS RULE CABARET 2012

The Adelaide Cabaret Festival launched its 2012 program at the Festival Centre on Saturday night with glitz and glamour, as artistic director Kate Ceberano showcased a program dominated by powerful female voices from around the globe.

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RED LETTER DAY
American playwright John Logan is busy writing the next James Bond movie, but may come to Adelaide to see Independent Theatre Company premiere his latest play.

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BLOODLAND REVIEW
Dunstan Playhouse (Adelaide Festival Centre), Thursday, March 8. Review by Alex Parry

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GREAT DICKENS!

This year marks the 200th anniversary of the birth of UK writer Charles Dickens, and award-winning character actor Miriam Margolyes is once again bringing Dickens’ Women, to our shores.

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RATHER COSMIC
While Artists’ Week 2012 (March 2 to 5) reveals that for artists a week has four days, Writers’ Week 2012 (March 3 to 8) suggests a writer’s week has six days. Who would have guessed?

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CLEOPATRA WORE PRADA
We are all drawn to the past in some way or another. John Neylon explores the historically inspired work of Alexia Sinclair.

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FIRST IN LINE
Adelaide Festival Centre has scored a coup with a brand new production of award-winning American musical A Chorus Line to make its debut in Adelaide. Robert Dunstan reports.

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HOP TO IT

Emmanuel Jal, a former child soldier from Sudan, is on a journey to create peace through words and music. He spoke to Robert Dunstan in advance of his upcoming Australian tour.

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BRIGHT FUTURE ON THE STAGE

State Theatre Company will celebrate its 40th anniversary in 2012 with a varied selection of highly contemporary works including Australian and American classics. Robert Dunstan reports.

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MOVING FEAST
SALA spreads art far and wide, converting a number of public spaces into temporary exhibition sites. Pubs, cafes, restaurants, law firms and hotels are transformed leaving very little empty wall space in the CBD and beyond. The SALA Moving Image Project takes the display of art one step further, projecting images onto buildings around the city. Jane Llewellyn reports.

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