Performing Arts
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349Cabaret Festival Review: Mahalia Barnes Sings The Rose
Mahalia Barnes raises the roof of the Dunstan Playhouse in this celebration of women in rock
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342Cabaret Festival Review: House of Rot – Grey Gardens
Intoxicating, mesmerising and deeply moving — this show is going to be the next big thing in the Australian and international cabaret...
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368International theatre artists join Flinders Drama Centre for ambitious new performance projects this Winter
Flinders Drama Centre is bringing together internationally recognised and nationally significant artists across June and July, with students set to work alongside...
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377Concert Review: How To Train Your Dragon Live In Concert
The ASO once again show mastery over a stunning film score with How To Train Your Dragon In Concert
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377Cabaret Festival Review: Jonny Hawkins & Jo Dyer – I’d Like to Say a Few Words
Some of the best writers and comedians converge in Adelaide to say a few words
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93Cabaret Festival Review: Frankie McNair & Isaac Haigh – The Booth Variety Spectacular & Formal Apology Hour!
Frankie McNair has hit it out of the park with their next instalment in the life of Hollywood Diva – Tabitha Booth
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421Cabaret Festival Review: Artefact (or, Repatriation: The Musical)
Highly engaging, and the audience is captivated
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374Cabaret Festival Review: Short
A fun, carefree night of cabaret by two exceptional artists
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314Cabaret Festival Review: Baylie Carson is Handsome(ish)
Confronting, heart-warming, emotional and entertaining - Baylie Carson is a extraordinary performer who bares their heart and soul in this powerful new...
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226Interview: Nancye Hayes – A life on the stage
Australian theatre royalty Nancye Hayes is returning to Adelaide to star in Anastasia - The Hit Broadway Musical
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427Interview: Noni Hazlehurst – Returning to Adelaide with ‘The Lark’
The incredible Noni Hazlehurst returns to Adelaide this June with her one-woman show, The Lark
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369Cabaret Festival Review: Alfie Boe
A showman through and through, Boe takes audiences on a magical journey of the music that made him who he is
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265Cabaret Festival Review: Lou Blackwell & The French Set – A French Romance
Romanticising the great French chanson tradition of the 1950s and 60s
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446Cabaret Festival Review: What’s The Buzz? – In concert and conversation with the cast of ‘Superstar’
Electric and powerful - the Australian cast of ‘Superstar’ rocked the Festival Theatre to its core
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322Cabaret Festival Review: Dylan Adler – House of Dy-Lan
A fresh, fun and exciting comedic talent that is the perfect fit for the Cabaret Festival
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370Interview: Sheena Beckett – Go Your Own Way – The Legacy of Fleetwood Mac
West End's hit 'Go Your Own Way' is heading to Adelaide this June
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366Cabaret Festival Review: Em Rusciano – Addicted to Love
The chaos and heartbreak of love in your forties
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312Cabaret Festival Review: PO PO MO CO Best Bits
Quirky, odd, hilarious and boundary-pushing—PO PO MO CO make you ask ‘Hey, What’s Going On’ while crying with laughter
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495Concert Review: Symphony Series – Nature Untamed
An untamed ride of orchestral brilliance
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315Cabaret Festival Review: Ursula Yovich sings Nina Simone
Ursula Yovich takes ownership of Nina Simone’s catalogue in this powerful and moving show
