Adelaide Festival
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450Festival 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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365Festival 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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722Festival 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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489Festival 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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806Writers’ 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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1.0KFestival Review: Bungul
A buŋgul is a ceremony, a meeting place of dance, song and ritual.
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347Festival Review: Between Tiny Cities
Between Tiny Cities brings Aaron Lim from Darwin and Erak Mith from Phnom Penh together as two performers from different worlds under...
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694Festival Review: Part 12 Celebration of Life 150 Psalms
The remarkable 150 Psalms project concluded last night with a glorious performance celebrating life by the Netherlands Chamber Choir, conducted by Peter...
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848Festival Review: Requiem
The Requiem, or Requiem Mass, derives from a Mass for the dead in the Catholic Church.
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651Rundle Mall’s ‘A Doll’s House’ To Host Free Concert By Australian String Quartet
Taking place at 12.30pm, this is a rare opportunity to get up close and personal with the Quartet’s priceless 18th century instruments.
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385Festival Review: Suffering
Suffering, which is part of the 150 Psalms classical music performances, creates a heavenly choir experience which everyone can enjoy.
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855Festival Review: Dimanche
A must-see for all families this Adelaide Festival, Dimanche is not only a humorous visual spectacle for kids, but also for adults...
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569Festival Review: Cock Cock… Who’s There?
While many stories concerning sexual assault focus on victimhood, this one subverts it and takes a nose dive into the complexities.
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436Festival Review: Part 3 ‘Safety’ in 150 Psalms
This performance is the third part of the 150 Psalms choral performances, devised in 2017 by the Netherlands Chamber Choir director Tido...
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695Festival Review: The Doctor
The story so magically brought to life by this company of vibrant, and versatile, actors twists the world on its ear, black...
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629Festival Review: Dance Nation
Against the dark mirrored walls of Jonathon Oxlade’s splendid studio set, complete with ballet bars and lockers, a dance class of six...
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1.2KWriters’ Week Interview: Amie Kaufman
Sci-fi author and Writers' Week guest, Amie Kaufman, talks to Glam Adelaide about all things space, fiction and writing.
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1.0KWriters’ Week Interview: Dr Hannah Critchlow and The Science of Fate
Glam Adelaide speaks with author and neuro-scientist Dr Hannah Critchlow who will be in Adelaide on 29 February for Writers' Week.
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5.2KThe Fire Gardens Are Returning To Botanic Park
Over four magical nights during the Adelaide Festival, the city's Botanic Garden will become a dreamspace of mystery and revelation fashioned from...
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1.7KThe 2020 Adelaide Festival Program Has Launched
16 Australian premieres, 7 world premieres and 19 events playing exclusively in Adelaide will establish this Adelaide Festival as a cultural benchmark...
