Mad March in a Mad World
June 14, 2021
Let’s take a look back at Mad March 2021 In Adelaide, Mad March is a well-known Australian phenomenon. The Adelaide Fringe Season springs forth when
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You’ve Gotta be Joking
February 1, 2021
Define humour. We’ll give you a minute. It’s not so easy to put into words is it? You could call it amusement, or laughter, or
Festivals for Children, Imagination for Today and Tomorrow
January 12, 2021
Children and make-believe play go hand-in-hand. It’s fun, but that’s not all. It also develops social skills, cognitive processes and psychological awareness and stability. When
Is Magic More Than an Illusion?
December 8, 2020
Why the Infatuation with Magic? Prior to the 19th Century, magic was not used for entertainment, but for trickery. The old “cups and ball” trick
Keeping Christmas Alive with Festivals
November 13, 2020
As Bamboozled’s brilliant troupe of roving magicians, comedians, actors and musicians prepare their Christmas performances, a few of us got to wondering about the origins
Australia Drenches the Globe with Talent
October 7, 2020
Australia has been called a microcosm of talent, but there’s more. Not only does it have a self-contained, all-inclusive entertainment scene that causes citizens and
Circus in Australia: A Fantastical Memoire
August 27, 2020
The year is 1856. A German band of four brothers arrives in Sydney with little more than their musical training, brass instruments and hopes of
Resiliency of the Artist
July 31, 2020
Artists are finding themselves in a corner. Despite the arts’ $100 billion contribution to the fed every year, along with community engagement, creative expression, freedom
Mad March in a Mad World
June 14, 2021
Let’s take a look back at Mad March 2021 In Adelaide, Mad March is a well-known Australian phenomenon. The Adelaide Fringe Season springs forth when
You’ve Gotta be Joking
February 1, 2021
Define humour. We’ll give you a minute. It’s not so easy to put into words is it? You could call it amusement, or laughter, or
Festivals for Children, Imagination for Today and Tomorrow
January 12, 2021
Children and make-believe play go hand-in-hand. It’s fun, but that’s not all. It also develops social skills, cognitive processes and psychological awareness and stability. When
Is Magic More Than an Illusion?
December 8, 2020
Why the Infatuation with Magic? Prior to the 19th Century, magic was not used for entertainment, but for trickery. The old “cups and ball” trick
Keeping Christmas Alive with Festivals
November 13, 2020
As Bamboozled’s brilliant troupe of roving magicians, comedians, actors and musicians prepare their Christmas performances, a few of us got to wondering about the origins
Australia Drenches the Globe with Talent
October 7, 2020
Australia has been called a microcosm of talent, but there’s more. Not only does it have a self-contained, all-inclusive entertainment scene that causes citizens and
Circus in Australia: A Fantastical Memoire
August 27, 2020
The year is 1856. A German band of four brothers arrives in Sydney with little more than their musical training, brass instruments and hopes of
Resiliency of the Artist
July 31, 2020
Artists are finding themselves in a corner. Despite the arts’ $100 billion contribution to the fed every year, along with community engagement, creative expression, freedom
