All posts tagged "Festival Theatre"
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1.8KArtsTheatre Review: Richard O’Brien’s Rocky Horror Show 2018
The Rocky Horror Show is probably THE definitive Cult Classic, having run almost continually somewhere in the world for just on 45 years
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1.1KArtsTheatre Review: Christmas Proms: A World of Christmas
Take a musical journey around “A World of Christmas” with the 2017 Christmas Proms, featuring the Tutti Choir and our On Stage Children’s Choir.
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932ArtsOpera review: Tosca
State Opera in collaboration with the Welsh National Opera present Puccini's masterpiece 'Tosca'.
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753ArtsCabaret Festival Review: The Birds
The Birds is a distinctly feminist variety show, which captures a bizarre mix of the more traditional French and German cabarets and contemporary music and dance.
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879ArtsInterview: Frank Woodley Reveals That ‘The Composer Is Dead’
Funny man, Frank Woodley is coming to Adelaide with a whodunit with a difference and he's involving our own Adelaide Symphony Orchestra.
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1.8KArtsThe Songs Of That Boy From Oz Get Sung By That Boy In Oz
Todd McKenney is performing the songs of Peter Allen in a high energy, vibrant and entertaining night that showcases Todd’s incredible talents
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1.2KEntertainmentThe (Adelaide) Hills Are Alive With The Sound Of Music
Sing along to your favourite songs from one of the most loved movies of all time - the Adelaide Hills will be alive with the Sound of Music when the acclaimed musical hits our fair city.
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1.7KEntertainmentReview: Gurrumul Reaches Heaven On The Gospel Songs Tour
In supporting the launch of his third studio record The Gospel Album released only days ago (July 31), Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu played to a full house at the Adelaide Festival Theatre in a moving, heartfelt performance that was simply beautiful.
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901LatestMusic Review: ASO Does Disco
The Adelaide Symphony Orchestra finds its groove in this 1970s house party, featuring hits and medleys of the era, accompanied by a quartet of singers.
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662LatestBallet Revolución | Direct From Cuba, This Is Ballet With ATTITUDE!
Watch some of the world’s most talented classical and contemporary dancers perform to the infectious rhythms of Latin-America and hits from Beyoncé, Sia, Lorde, Jessie J, Rhianna and Bruno Mars.
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768Cabaret FestivalCabaret Festival Review: Adam Hills: Clown Heart
Adelaide audiences have always had a special affection for local boy Adam Hills and it’s apparent he adores them right back.
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1.1KLatestTheatre Review: Le Noir: The Dark Side of Cirque
Le Noir brings to Adelaide a darker side of Cirque du Soleil with many of the professional athletes and performers presenting complex circus routines in a unique production.
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951LatestFestival Review: Fela! The Concert
A full-on Afro beat concert party of the Broadway musical, "Fela!" which traces the life of Nigerian musician and human rights activist, Fela Kuti.
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3.2KEntertainmentInterview: Cosentino’s Greatest Magic Has Been In His Own Life
They say it’s all done with smoke and mirrors, maybe so, but the art of illusion and magic have dazzled audiences for centuries with its audacious sleight of hand, transformations, and trickery
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1.2KCabaret FestivalGlenn Miller Orchestra Concert Spectacular At The Adelaide Cabaret Festival
The Glenn Miller Orchestra, a concert spectacular is returning to Australia to honour the year of the ANZAC centenary, featuring the great wartime songs and all the favourite Glenn Miller hits and more.
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641LatestFestival Review: Azimut
Based on the centuries-old tradition of Moroccan acrobatics, this mesmerising blend can only be described as 'human art', exploring Sufi traditions with a modern edge.
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670LatestTheatre Review: The Illusionists 1903
This 3rd outing of The Illusionists franchise returns us to magic’s golden age when there was a deluge of weird, wonderful and colourful acts to amuse & beguile.
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706LatestTheatre Review: Thriller Live
Love him or hate him, Michael Jackson changed rock music, shown from start to finish in this energetic concert tribute to his many worldwide hits.
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1.3KLatestJo Peoples Retires with a Choice Exhibition
After 35 years, Performance Arts Collection curator Jo Peoples has retired with one final Peoples' Choice exhibition opening on 12 December.
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930LatestOpera Review: Otello
This modernised interpretation of Otello, composed by Giuseppe Verdi & librettist Arrigo Boito, mimics, but does not strictly follow the Shakespearean tragedy on which it’s based.
