Miss Lisa Fischer and Grand Baton serve up some smooth sounds this Cabaret Festival.
Harry Shearer and Judith Owen are performers who just happen to be married - so what better than to perform together.
The Juliet Letters are brought to life with local talents Michaela Burger, Cameron Goodall, Jude Henshall, and Jamie Jewell.
Short, fast, loud and seriously sexy, Songs for the Fallen is an ode to one of the most famous lovers in history: the fabled Lady of the Camellias.
Presented by Eric Dare and The Adelaide Festival Centre Reviewed 14 June 2016 You probably don’t think of the Dunstan Playhouse as a cinema, but that’s exactly what it’s been turned into for the 2016 Cabaret Festival’s Movie Night series. The first film to be dug from the vaults and screened specially for the season […]
Writing music alongside poet and fellow activist Bertolt Brecht, Kurt Weill would set the pace for Broadway musicals for decades to come.
Ali McGregor's new Cabaret show is a mixture of trashy pop, rock and jazz.
There have been many famous pairs of twins throughout history: Romulus and Remus; the Olsens, Schwarzenegger and Devito; and now Rhonda Burchmore and Trevor Ashley.
The original "Frankie Valli" from the Australian production of 'The Jersey Boys', Bobby Fox, presents his Cabaret tribute to the man.
Shocking, hilarious and gripping, this Adelaide-based play is set to take on the world stage.
Golem presents a multimedia theatre experience. While Golem was first performed in Europe in 2014, it enjoyed its Australian premiere this Festival season.
Romeo Castellucci is undoubtedly one of the great, contemporary theatre practitioners, and this is the Australian premiere of his controversial Go, Down, Moses.
Woven through bleak humour, brash Aussie accents and instinctive cock-fights, this destructive play reveals a cynical portrait of the city where dreams are broken.
Japanese electronic composer and visual artist, Ryoji Ikeda, started work on Superposition in 2012. It questions artistic boundaries.
Don't miss all the laughs when funny man Lawrence Mooney brings his award winning show to Adelaide for one night only
In 2016, State Theatre Company will play on stages across South Australia, around the country and, for the first time ever, in London.
'Betrayal' by Harold Pinter, is an intricate, subtle and ultimately powerful exploration of the darker side of human nature, friendship and marriage.
The creators and producers of 'The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show' have done a terrific job in bringing four Eric Carle tales to the stage.
The Adelaide Festival Centre revealed the new contemporary programming for this year's OzAsia Festival at a launch held at the Dunstan Playhouse on Tuesday July 7th.
Billed as a song cycle of heart-breaking and hilarious songs, this show more closely resembles a nostalgic, charming walk down memory lane for Eddie Perfect.