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You can now follow Tommy Bradson on Twitter – @tommybradson https://twitter.com/#!/tommybradson
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Adelaide Cabaret Festival 2013 Presented by Tommy Bradson and Adelaide Cabaret Festival At last year’s Cabaret Festival Tommy stormed the Artspace with his one-man show The Men My Mother Loved. This year he pays tribute to Australian stage legend Reg Livermore … Continue reading
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Trotting around Northcote Town Hall in a pair of yellow heels and green printed dress with fat suit underneath, Tommy Bradson looks comfortable. He’s used to it, of course – his latest cabaret show, Sweet Sixteen or the Birthday Party Massacre, … Continue reading
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Wildly entertaining, captivating and hilarious Sweet Sixteen or The Birthday Party Massacre is a rollicking romp that promises to offend and delight in equal measure. Tommy Bradson dazzles, shines and provokes in his latest offering. Part Cabaret, part comedy, part Australiana … Continue reading
Sarah Walker
Award-winning theatrical-cabaret performer Tommy Bradson has multiple talents and personalities. With an open invite into the Whitlam home and Lula’s surprise party, family members are found within the audience trying to avoid another obligatory family gathering – but goes anyway! Parties in … Continue reading
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How best to write about a show in which you were pulled up on stage for? Of course, it radically changes the way you perceive the show: vast chunks of it get sieved through thoughts preoccupied with “what … Continue reading
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Australia’s suburban culture is a frequent target for parody, which means it takes something special for it to stand head and shoulders above the rest. “Tommy Bradson – Sweet Sixteen or the Birthday Party Massacre” certainly does that. Think Kath … Continue reading
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Those fossils old enough to remember the cabaret heyday of Reg Livermore are likely to find a resonant nostalgia in Tommy Bradson. But while Reg played an unbelievably solid eight-month season at the Balmain Bijou in 1975, with Bradson it’s a case … Continue reading
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WHAT: The Men My Mother Loved (Part of the Melbourne Fringe Festival) WHEN & WHERE: Sunday 30 September to Friday 5 October, Lithuanian Club In his third solo show, Tommy Bradson narrates how Aussie rock legends played substitute for his father. Simon Eales gets the full story. … Continue reading
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Multiple award winner Tommy Bradson (Sydney Fringe 2011 Award for excellence) is back with a much anticipated one-man show Sweet sixteen – or the birthday party massacre. With show notes indicating “there should be cake. There might be blood. There … Continue reading
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This review is somewhat coloured by the fact that I spent the greater part of this performance seated on the stage, wearing a party hat and knocking back Coolabah red out of a cask. Written and performed by Tommy Bradson, … Continue reading
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4.5 Stars I’ve said it before and I’ll say it now, I love what Tommy Bradson brings to the Australian cabaret scene. I have always admired not only his fabulous singing voice and his ability to flawlessly play both male … Continue reading
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HUMOUR and tragedy is the most enviable mix we can hope for in a work of art, so I was thrilled to be a part of the audience at Tommy Bradson’s The Men My Mother Loved, where he seamlessly delivered … Continue reading