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2021 Adelaide Fringe winner Does It Please You? is opening at Goodwood Theatre as part of its Breakout Season on 4th September.

Andy Chatted to Mikayla Rudd from Too Dumb Blondes about the production and took a deep dive into its themes.

You can get more info about Too Dumb Blondes and their upcoming productions from their website toodumbblondes.com

Here are some reviews about Does It Please You?

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Other projects by Welcome Change Media include:

That Entertainment Podcast | Adelaide Edition | Brisbane Edition

Any Excuse For Fashion

You can reach out to us on our website

Or connect with us on social media: Instagram | LinkedIn | Facebook | Pinterest | Youtube

About us: Louise Poole and Andy Le Roy.

Louise has worked in Australian commercial radio, media and broadcasting for over 20 years, in on air and brand management roles. Her CV includes hosting 973fm Brisbane, Queensland, morning radio announcer and music director for 8+ years, Content Director of Darwin, Northern Territory radio stations MIX 1049, Hot 100. More info about Louise Poole here.

Andy has over twenty years leadership experience, across a range of fields including broadcasting, aged care and telecommunications. His CV includes Darwin’s top r...

Jamila Main took some time out of her morning to chat to me about the upcoming production of Butterfly Kicks at Rumpus Theatre, the story of adolescent queer self-discovery in a small coastal town.

Click here to view the Access Guide for Butterfly Kicks: https://drive.google.com/file/d/16Fuo9-S5I-GAY_qzDu_geiVDUeR_2ksE/view?usp=sharing

Head here for dates and ticketing information: https://www.rumpustheatre.org/2020-season-1/butterfly-kicks

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Borne from necessity, but offering a world of accessibility for theatre patrons, Blackbox Theatres has introduced its View From Home option for its performances at the Adelaide Fringe Festival. Joanne Hartstone, of Hartstone-Kitney productions, who are running the Blackbox Theatres venues chatted to Andy about this award-winning innovation.

Missed out on booking tickets to this sold-out success? Fear not! You can still book tickets via Black Box Theatres view-from-home live streaming service. Some of the effects are even designed for some extra shine for anyone who can’t make it in person.

Joanne Hartstone chatted to Andy about her show, which is definitely not an ‘ode to the Nazis’, and how an emerging pattern of creeping fascism led inspired her latest one-person show, in the style of Weimar cabaret.

Compañía Alma Flamenca open on Tuesday 16th March with Las Cuatro at the Hillside Theatre, Gluttony, at the Adelaide Fringe Festival.

Having won Best Dance Weekly Award in 2019, the company is excited to present Las Cuatro, set to an eclectic soundtrack and exploring the cycles of human interactions and experience that lead to true transformative power in the face of adversity.

Performers include Adriana Morales, Anita Zazzaro, Lisa Vertue, Natalie Quici, Roshanne de Silva Wijeyeratne and Sugika Nishiue.

Artistic Director Roshanne de Silva Wijeyeratne took time out of her day to chat about how COVID-19 has allowed Alma Flamenca to express themselves in a whole new way as Las Cuatro explores how predictable and volatile change can challenge us internally, as a community and globally.

Head over to That Entertainment Podcast and listen to our chat.

Tickets available from Fringetix.

Gene Phoa makes his performance debut at this year’s Adelaide Fringe in his self-written show “500 Nights Of Winter”. I had a chat to Gene about his journey getting the show together, including the challenges and opportunities that emerged from developing it during lockdown conditions.

Manadi Lopa and his quartet are presenting African Chillout backyard sessions on 6th March in Melrose Park.

As part of the event, Manadi will be teaching everyone a song in his home language, Sissala.

I had a chat to Manadi about the mini festival atmosphere he and his band are creating and his mission to preserve his culture’s language amongst the seven languages he speaks.

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