Wanderlust | Adelaide Fringe 2022 review
Shelley Dunstone’s Marilyn Monroe-like tones shine in moments, as she shares memories which have shaped her life.
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Wanderlust
Cabaret
Rating: **1/2
Nexus Arts at West Village
February 25-26
Wanderlust
A cabaret show which aims to transport audiences to the streets of Germany and Austria might have audiences wishing the borders were still closed.
Shelley Dunstone’s Marilyn Monroe-like tones shine in moments, but fall flat in others as she attempts to push the boundaries of her vocal range.
The star shares charming and heartfelt memories which have shaped her life and the people close to her.
Such stories warm the heart of her audience, but the impact can sometimes get lost due to her stiff delivery.
Viewers’ eyes are often left wandering to the talented pianist, Ed Heddle, who could have entertained the theatre solo, as he expertly performed a wide range of genres.
If you’re a lover of reminiscing and German culture, this could be the show for you.
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