Australia’s first international drag act returns to the Adelaide Fringe for another high camp, gender bending film tribute.
Inspired by a conversation overheard in a food court, this haunting expose of bullying and abuse is enacted by five intellectually disabled actors.
Three of NIDA’s 2009 graduate directors each have taken a one act play and have involved NIDA’s designers, actors and production students in creating these works.
Skilfully directed by Delia Olam to bring out the subtext, these two plays carry a considerable impact in the intimate confines of this venue.
Exotic cars will be on display at the Porsche Show at Wigley Reserve, Glenelg, this Sunday March 7 from 10am -4pm.
The Liberals have come out hard with an attack on the Rann Government’s policy on Law and Order…no not the TV show, but their pledge that they’re tough on crime and tough on drugs.
The Liberals have announced their intention to build a new $35M Hospital to replace the ageing Angaston and Tanunda facilities should they win office.
In the play's best moments the character appear real. Watching it you almost feel like you are journalist tasked with interviewing them all.
The South Australian Screen Awards (SASA) winners were announced last night (Thursday March 4) at a gala event presented by the Media Resource Centre (MRC). The ceremony was opened by the Hon. Kate Ellis, Minister for Early Childhood Education, Child Care and Youth Minister for Sport.
Man Covets Bird tells the story of a young man, a young bird, and of growing up. This is the story about their journey to the big city, what they find there and what they make of themselves.
If you didn’t get your fix of black T-shirts and tough looking dudes at ACDC then you are in luck as Clipsal 500 is coming to town.
Adelaide United FC goalkeeper Eugene Galekovic continues to make steps towards possible inclusion into Australia’s World Cup squad, after playing in the Qantas Socceroos’ win over Indonesia last night, but his focus remains on doing well in every game he plays.
Since 1993, the Lien Heng Asian Grocery has been serving the people of Adelaide with fresh, cheap asian vegetables.
Australia has many heroes from the Anzacs to Mary MacKillop, and on 7 February 2009, many more were added to the list.
2010 marks the 20th Anniversary of Clean Up Australia Day and we hope to encourage and inspire thousands of Australians to take to their local park, beach, bushland and streets and really help make a difference.
Every Jewish holiday includes prayers, candles, wine and sumptuous meals. As we raise our wine glass in celebration, we say, “L’chaim.” To life.
100th Anniversary of the Alliance Française in Adelaide
It seems the Gluttony (- A decadent feast for the senses) a part of the Fringe opening weekend festival got their sums horribly wrong.
A national survey conducted in support of International Women’s Day on 8th March 2010 reveals that one in two Australian women believe their mum was the most influential person in their lives growing up, and when they start careers and have families, one in five still view their mums as a key influence in day to day decisions.
Intoxicating, mesmerising and deeply moving — this show is going to be the next...
Flinders Drama Centre is bringing together internationally recognised and nationally significant artists across June...
Reuben Kaye will return as Adelaide Cabaret Festival Artistic Director in 2027, as his...
The ASO once again show mastery over a stunning film score with How To...
Adelaide is heading into a wet, windy week as a slow-moving coastal low brings...
Tim Smith Wines is turning into a winter country club for one boot-scootin’ day.
South Australian women in business are invited to a free half-day summit packed with...
Star Academy is inviting Adelaide families into its mid-year Term 3 enrolments, offering dance...
Madrid, 1968. The life of Daniel changes when he's invited to East Berlin to...
Some of the best writers and comedians converge in Adelaide to say a few...
Construction has begun on a new $155.3 million high school in Eyre, with the...
Adelaide’s sunny Sunday is set to give way to a wet week, with showers...
From a retro coffee van to a growing Adelaide coffee name, Rival Brothers Coffee...
A new warehouse concept combining vintage fashion, matcha and community culture has opened its...
Marcus Costanzo has turned one of SA’s most fiercely debated pub staples into a...
Adelaide's food scene is popping and it can be hard to keep up so...
A one-night-only fundraising dinner at the Salopian Inn is bringing together Adelaide chefs Karena...
Applications for a unique 12-month cadetship offering hands-on maritime training are now open!
As June rolls around, Adelaide businesses and venues are leaning into the end of...
Highly engaging, and the audience is captivated
