Entertainment
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34Book Review: The Bookshop of Buried Pasts, by Sarah Clutton
GENERAL FICTION: Secrets, humour, love and mystery abound in this uplifting novel from the bestselling author of The Remarkable Truths of Alfie...
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77Film Review: Prosecution
Prosecution builds into an engrossing legal battle against far-right violence and extremism in modern day Germany.
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226Film Review: The Run
The Run is a visually striking dystopian road film that is gripping to the final conclusion.
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155Book Review: Smother, by Eve Thomson
THRILLER: Smother is a novel about chasing dreams, and how the quest for victory can risk losses far beyond those on the...
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180Film Review: A Private Life
A Private Life is an unfailingly enjoyable film, with moments of intense psychological reward.
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269Review: Flickerfest 2026 National Tour, The Mercury on Saturday, 9th May
Happy thirty fifth birthday Flickerfest - and may there be many, many more!
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419New South Australian music collective launches to help local artists break through
Riser Collective SA has officially launched, creating new pathways, stronger connections, and real-world opportunities for South Australia's contemporary music industry.
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228Book Review: Mum’s Busy Work, by Jacinta Ardern and illustrated by Ruby Jones
PICTURE BOOK: An inspiring and heartwarming book about the relationship between a working mum and her daughter by the former prime minister...
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734Film Review: The Sheep Detectives
To state the bleatingly obvious, we all loved it! Yes, it's a shear winner!
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610Opera Review: La Cenerentola (Cinderella)
Hilarious, delightful, musically rich, and utterly theatrical
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742Theatre Review: Spamalot
Get to The Arts Theatre for Spamalot as soon as you can. You deserve it
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725Westlife are finally returning to Adelaide for a huge 25th anniversary arena tour
Two decades after their last Australian tour, Irish pop icons Westlife are heading back to Adelaide in 2027 as part of their...
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705A new version of Cinderella has hit SA stages and its epic ’70s twist has audiences roaring
State Opera South Australia’s retro new Cinderella is bringing mullets, flares, big hair, Rossini’s comic chaos and a two-for-one Mother’s Day offer...
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356Film Review: Berlin Hero
Berlin Hero is an intelligent well-paced film with many humorous parts adorned with a cast of excellent actors and is a fitting...
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328New film releases this week (from 7 May)
This week’s cinema releases include Hugh Jackman going to the sheep, the return of Mortal Kombat, an Aussie man tries to conquer...
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305Book Review: Where Would You Go? by Alison Lester and Jane Godwin
PICTURE BOOK: A life-affirming collaboration between children of Yalingbu Yirramboi – The Royal Children's Hospital School and award-winning creators, Alison Lester and...
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265Film Review: The Talented Mr F.
The Talented Mr F. is a fascinating documentary engagingly filmed and presented charting the theft of a short film and the steps...
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333Interview: Barry Hill – Always looking on the Bright Side of Life
Director Barry Hill's production of Spamalot opens at the Arts Theatre this week
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307Film Review: Hallo Betty
In Hallo Betty director Pierre Monnard and screenwriter André Küttel have shaped the beginnings of Betty Bossi into a stylish, witty, and...
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424Interview: Mahalia Barnes – Bringing soul and charm to the 2026 Adelaide Cabaret Festival
Mahalia Barnes will feature in two sensational performances at the 2026 Adelaide Cabaret Festival in June
