So you think you want to dance? Australian Dance Theatre public dance classes start on 27 April, representing the long-awaited opportunity to...
“...one of the most engrossing and entertaining plays that Miller has ever written." - New York Times.
Cast your eyes on an exciting array of items, some not previously displayed, from the Visual Arts and Performing Arts Collections, in...
Renowned violinist, Richard Tognetti, performed and conducted Beethoven's Violin Concerto and Dvořák’s Symphony No. 8 .with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra.
Directed by Peter Sheedy, and created by him in collaboration with the performers, the third year dance students at the College, this...
A psychiatric hospital, based on the real institution, Pendleton, receives a new patient, the unconventional and disruptive Randle Patrick McMurphy.
Richard Tognetti brings his unique musicianship to the Symphony, showcasing his remarkable abilities as a musical leader.
Adelaide Fringe artists came and conquered this month with a plethora of acts that enchanted, entertained, challenged and sometimes just weirded out...
The Chooky Dancers are best know for their YouTube sensation of dancing Zorba the Greek with traditional moves from their native Arnhem...
Based loosely on the film “Monty Python and the Holy Grail”, Eric Idle’s Tony award winning Broadway and West End musical makes...
Seattle’s theater simple have been stalwarts of the Adelaide Fringe since 1988 and have presented TJ Dawe and Rita Bozi’s comedy over...
The play was originally inspired by the rise of the fascist Iron Guard in Ionesco’s native Romania in the 1930s.
I have seen it several times before, but never tire of Masterson’s magnificent performance of one of the most poetic and evocative...
This is a fast paced and hilarious hour as Ross Daniels plays a string of diverse characters, from pirates and ninjas to...
These are well-written and tightly directed little gems, concise yet with solid commentary on family relationships.
This is a programme of two linked but contrasting works; Rubicon, choreographed by Paris based Melbournian Prue Lang in collaboration with the...
This production is a dramatisation of the first part of William Faulkner’s book, the chapter entitled April Seventh, 1928.
This is an energetic, well constructed and engaging show, filled with constant variations in dance style and much more.
Five performers play all of the roles in this inventive and delightful retelling of Hans Christian Anderson’s Snow Queen.
This is another one for all the family, with loads of good clean fun, a Theater Simple trademark.