Performing Arts
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1.0KBroadway hit Beetlejuice The Musical is coming to Adelaide for the first time
Adelaide is set to welcome the Tony-nominated stage hit in 2026 packed with comedy, mischief, Eddie Perfect’s music and one very chaotic...
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565Interview: James Rayne – Fall of Crawl National Tour
The incredible James Rayne is bringing the Fall of Crawl tour to Adelaide this May
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757Theatre Review: Roald Dahl’s Charlie & The Chocolate Factory
Northern Light Theatre Company’s faithful imagining had the audience captivated and enthralled
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1.2KAdelaide Town Hall is turning up the tempo on your mid-week lunchbreak, as world-class musician puts on a free show
World-renowned jazz musician Kym Purling is performing a free concert at Adelaide Town Hall this May, and it’s sure to be the...
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677Concert Review: Symphony Series: In the Quiet
Sweepingly glorious
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710Theatre Review: Spring Awakening
A sensitive and skilled portrayal of a confronting play
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529Interview: Dean Newcomb – Adelaide Symphony Orchestra fires on all cylinders for new motorsports commissioned concerto
Adelaide Symphony Orchestra is premiere a newly commissioned concerto this weekend
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1.2KTheatre Review: RBG: Of Many, One
A gripping, emotionally rich monodrama that brings Ruth Bader Ginsburg vividly (and vulnerably) to life
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952Theatre Review: Nobody’s Fool
Tea Tree Players have presented an hilarious, warm the cockles of your heart, feel good production
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706Theatre Review: Australia Day
The thorny topics connected to Australia Day tumble out in Therry Theatre’s latest production
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719Interview: Brittany Morton – Dancing her way to Adelaide for Footloose The Musical
Brittany Morton will star as Ariel in the national tour of Footloose The Musical
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1.5KTheatre Review: Cluedo – The Hilarious Whodunit Play
This hilarious whodunit is a chaotic, brilliant piece of theatre
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440Adelaide Fringe Review: Twinky Twinky Little Star
This high camp comedy about modern gay life is as funny as it is informative, with a beautiful ode to family
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462Adelaide Fringe Review: James Barr: Sorry I Hurt Your Son (Said My Ex To My Mum)
James Barr expertly balances humour with the recounting of his abusive relationship with his ex-partner and his response to that relationship
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802Adelaide Fringe Review: Tilly Does a Show
Tilly OddyBlack delivers a characterpacked hour that translates her online charm to the stage, offering a crowd pleasing night out
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469Adelaide Fringe Review: Studio 54 Sing For Your Life
Studio 54 Sing for Your Life brought the glitz and the disco hits, and the crowd soaked up every beat
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461Adelaide Fringe Review: The Last Audition
Thought-provoking, sad, humorous, and will have you thinking about it in the days after viewing
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414Adelaide Fringe Review: I Can Have A Dark Side Too
A very, very dark black comedy, with much emphasis on the ‘black’ rather than the ‘comedy’. But dealing with the issue of...
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629Adelaide Fringe Review: Jimeoin – Ballyhoo
Prepare to be marvellously misdirected in Jimeoin’s random acts of kookiness
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475Adelaide Fringe Review: The Subplot: A hyperfixation on the Titan submersible
Buckle up, this is a well-researched, hilarious and bumpy ride
