Arts
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83Theatre Review: The Triumph of Man – A Comedy in Two Acts
Presented by Rumpus Theatre Reviewed: 15th September 2021 James Watson has written a very interesting piece of work. It is full of...
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155OzAsia Festival reveals full line-up and new format for ‘In Other Words’
OzAsia Festival’s new writing and ideas program In Other Words is today revealing the full line-up of speakers and sessions at Adelaide...
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158Interview: Steve Foenander – Bringing The Great American Songbook To The Regal
Brothers Mike and Steve Foenander are in the middle of rehearsals with the Adelaide Big Band, ahead of their upcoming show at...
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247Theatre Review: Glengarry Glen Ross
Tight, tough, and darkly funny
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288Theatre Review: The Hypochondriac
A fun, frothy production eliciting much merriment
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160First Announcement For The 2022 Adelaide Festival: Barrie Kosky’s The Golden Cockerel Gives Audiences A Kosky Trifecta!
Adelaide Festival announces the triumphant return of Australia’s most celebrated international opera director Barrie Kosky with his latest masterpiece, Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov’s The...
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185Theatre Review: Good People
Presented by Adelaide Repertory Theatre (aka The Rep)Reviewed 3 September 2021 David Lindsay-Abaire’s script for Good People is wordy and at times...
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134Interview: Phi Theodoros – Ukulele Dream Girl
Phi Theodoros, aka The Ukulele Dream Girl, is tuning up to bring her award-winning Adelaide Fringe show Love At A Distance back...
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87Theatre Review: Roleplay
Roleplay is the third play in Alan Ayckbourn’s trilogy Damsels In Distress
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140Interview: Finegan Kruckemeyer
Fresh from the success of State Theatre Company’s production of Hibernation, Adelaide playwright Finegan Kruckemayer’s newest work, The World Is Looking For...
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483COVID caution curbs fans from booking a one-off Adelaide concert by world-famous Russian pianist
This incredible concert would normally be a sell-out, yet organisers are struggling to sell tickets. Support the arts, and get behind this...
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398Theatre Review: Of Mice and Men
Set in Northern California long before the Civil Rights Act and just before the second World War
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362(Youth) Theatre Review: School of Rock: The Musical
School of Rock by Pelican Productions is a highly anticipated South Australian Premiere.
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653See the amazing photos of Illuminate Adelaide in Tumby Bay
If you didn't get the chance to see in person, scroll on to see some amazing photos of the experience.
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384Goodwood Road celebrates SALA with art inside and out
Every August, in Adelaide and the regions, art lovers revel in the opportunity to view a huge variety of visual art, from...
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331Foodland Supermarkets set to turn into art galleries for SALA
Foodland Supermarket customers will, for a limited time only, get an exclusive SALA art gallery experience right in-store.
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596Theatre Review: Hibernation
From the moment the curtain rises to the majestic theme of the opening music to reveal Jonathon Oxlade’s pristine white set we...
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952Van Gogh Alive extends its record-breaking run again
If you haven't yet ben to the record-breaking, immersive art experience Van Gogh Alive, you're in luck! The purpose built exhibition has...
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335OUR MOB 2021 art exhibition returns along with two new storytelling events
OUR MOB 2021 art exhibition returns along with two new and free in-person events shining a light on the art of storytelling:...
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424Theatre Review: Chicago – High School Edition
Presented by Pelican ProductionsReviewed 13th August 2021 COVID-19 causing challenges such as a rescheduling of their performance dates, and a last-minute change...
