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Articles by: Hayley Horton

Hayley has been an arts worker in South Australia for the past ten years working freelance for small to medium clients as well as for companies such as the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, State Theatre Company SA, Urban Myth Theatre of Youth and the Australia Business Arts Foundation. As part of her freelance work, Hayley founded the ATG Curtain Call Awards (which is now an annual gala event), co-produced three 24 Hour Show charity fundraiser events, has judged for the Adelaide Fringe Festival and reviewed for Aussie Theatre and the Adelaide Theatre Guide. In her spare time, Hayley has been involved with Adelaide’s amateur theatre community as a producer, performer and director, most recently directing Sweeney Todd (for the HMC) and other productions, receiving critical and audience acclaim.

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Kate Ceberano launches 2012 Adelaide Cabaret Festival

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Kate Ceberano launches 2012 Adelaide Cabaret Festival

Filling the shoes of the very successful duo of David and Lisa Campbell of recent years, newly appointed Artistic Director, Kate Ceberano revealed the re-branded, re-jigged and re-designed Adelaide Cabaret Festival to a packed house at the Adelaide Festival Theatre on Saturday night. This year’s festival is a very welcome return…

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Adelaide Cabaret Festival — Mike McLeish: The World is Winning

Mike McLeish: The World is Winning | Reviewed on: Thursday 23 June 2011
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Adelaide Cabaret Festival — Mike McLeish: The World is Winning

There are some performers that you just can’t help but be whisked away in their story and admire their talent, making us proud of the artists working in Australia. Mike McLeish is one such performer. Mostly recognised for his award-winning portrayal of Paul Keating in Keating! The Musical, McLeish has…

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Adelaide Cabaret Festival — Michael Feinstein: Sings Sinatra

Michael Feinstein: Sings Sinatra | Reviewed on: Saturday 25 June 2011
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Adelaide Cabaret Festival — Michael Feinstein: Sings Sinatra

Music royalty is part and parcel of the Adelaide Cabaret Festival and audiences have been treated to many big names this year. None has been more anticipated than multi-platinum artist and American Songbook expert, Michael Feinstein. An awe-struck audience packed in to the Festival Theatre for this one-night-only closing performance…

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Adelaide Cabaret Festival — Rachael Beck & Ian Stenlake: More than Words

Rachael Beck & Ian Stenlake: More than Words | Reviewed on: Wednesday 22 June 2011
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Adelaide Cabaret Festival — Rachael Beck & Ian Stenlake: More than Words

The Adelaide Cabaret Festival has proven to cater to all ages and tastes this year. Some performances definitely appeal to a particular audience and Rachael Beck and Ian Stenlake’s More Than Words seems to target a niche market. Fans of Stingers and Sea Patrol were out in force at the…

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Adelaide Cabaret Festival — Gillian Cosgriff: Watressing, and Other Things I Do Well

Gillian Cosgriff: Watressing, and Other Things I Do Well | Reviewed on: Thursday 16 June 2011
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Adelaide Cabaret Festival — Gillian Cosgriff: Watressing, and Other Things I Do Well

Gillian Cosgriff may be fresh out of uni and down on her luck in the performing arts game, but this reviewer does not expect that to last for long. With a fresh, irreverent and well-structured cabaret production, Cosgriff takes us on a journey through the challenging life of an out-of-work 20-something…

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Adelaide Cabaret Festival — Molly Pope: Introducing Molly Pope

Molly Pope: Introducing Molly Pope | Reviewed on: Thursday 16 June 2011
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Adelaide Cabaret Festival — Molly Pope: Introducing Molly Pope

Imagine, if you will, a love-child of Barbara Streisand and Amy Winehouse… give her some curves, a beehive hair-do and a cheeky glint in her eye and you have the powerhouse character of Molly Pope. Accompanied by Kenny Mellman, Pope gives the audience insight to a tawdry world of showbiz in…

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