Adelaide Festival
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37Adelaide Festival Review: Jaguar Jonze
Jaguar Jonze is here to make the no-dancing rule even harder to abide by as she lights up the stage with her...
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574Adelaide Festival Review: A German Life
A German Life is based on testimonial from Brunhilde Pomsel the personal secretary to the Reich Minister of Propaganda of Nazi Germany...
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2.3KBorealis is in Adelaide! See the breathtaking photos of the northern lights-inspired installation
Dan Acher has presented his colourful Borealis installation in a dozen countries, and now it’s back at the Adelaide Fringe Festival.
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1.4KLuminescent new art exhibition opens at Adelaide Botanic Garden
A mesmerising new collection of glowing, botanically-inspired art will be on display in Adelaide Botanic Garden from Wednesday 24 February.
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500A choir of REAL housewives is back to crack you up at the Fringe
After more than 7 years performing together and a successful Fringe 2020 show, the housewives are back with their comedy musical...and a...
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982FREE Adelaide Oval Jessica Mauboy concert to mark Adelaide Festival launch
This free opening event for Adelaide Festival will deliver fans Jessica's full old-school R&B band and sensational backing singer/dancers pumping out all...
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1.0K2021 Adelaide Writers’ Week announces first authors
The Adelaide Writers' Week organisers have announced the first line up of authors for 2021, which will feature 77 local and international...
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700Adelaide Festival drops colossal program with new open air music hub
Adelaide Festival drops whopping program alongside the return of Adelaide Writers’ Week, Chamber Landscapes at UKARIA, and WOMADelaide.
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439Adelaide Festival’s opera centrepiece unveiled as A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Neil Armfield’s production of UK composer Benjamin Britten’s opera, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, will make its Australian debut with an exclusive season...
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333Adelaide Festival 2020 – A 60th Birthday Present With A $70 Million Impact
The 2020 Adelaide Festival generated the second highest box office in the event’s history, achieving a total box office income in excess...
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722Festival Review: Breaking the Waves
Breaking the Waves breaks the mold of traditional opera. It straddles lovelorn highs and apocalyptic lows in a style that is contemporary...
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758Festival Review: The Iliad Out Loud
A story 3000 years old, written down much later, probably about the 7th or 8th century BC. It was a poem verbally...
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814Festival Review: Enter Achilles
Lloyd Newson comes with a formidable array of success to his name. He founded the famous DV8 company in in 1986 with...
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786Festival Review: Fire Gardens
Filled with eclectic sculptures, music and light, the Botanic Gardens are transformed into something quite unique.
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424Festival Review: Clare Bowditch
Aria-winner and a Rolling Stone Woman of the Year for her contribution to culture, Clare Bowditch brings her infectious energy, powerful vocals...
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273Festival Review: The Artist
The Artist stars Thom Monckton as the elastic-bodied, eccentric artist in search of inspiration in his paint-splattered studio.
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257Festival Review: The Sound Of History
The program was centred around the Heiligenstadt Testament, a letter Beethoven wrote to his brothers in 1802 when he was away from...
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475Festival Review: Mouthpiece
Award winning playwright Kiran Hurley has crafted a powerful play around a story which explores his own life and the effect of...
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277Festival Review: Weyes Blood
Performing for the first time in Adelaide with her band, Weyes Blood transports her audience to ethereal plains and inter-galactic spaces with...
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606Writers’ Week Interview: Zahra Hankir
Lebanese-British journalist Zahra Hankir chats with Glam Adelaide about her new book on the writings of female Arab journalists.
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SALT Festival
Oakridge Wine Dinner at Shiki Japanese
The NWC at Home – Mudgee & Orange
Groovin The Moo
