The Jersey Boys are in town for a month or so, but don’t wait too long to book your tickets as there are people already saying they are going back to see it again.
This is definitely a work that should be in every opera lover’s diary this week. This production is filled with superb performances, from the principals through to every member of the chorus.
Kailash Kher and his seven piece band, Kailasa, are big stars in India and, to any people that like the Bollywood genre of films, his name would also be known as both a composer of, and performer on many soundtracks.
State Opera have found a winning approach to Offenbach’s operetta that is sure to win friends and influence people, but be prepared for aching ribs, because this production will have you laughing your head off. You might just want to see it twice.
This was a perfect start to a Sunday afternoon, filled with glorious music played by some of the world’s finest musicians.
With only two instrumental numbers, and five brief guitar solos, this was not what I had expected.
The sensational John Scofield Trio, and their opening act, The Airbenders, are superb and their respective repertoires are a fine showcase of their talents.
The audience was totally captivated by this marvellous production, proving that is really is a family evening out. Try to get tickets if you can.
This was another very fine night of opera from our State Opera company, but you might need to be very quick if you still want to get tickets, if opening night’s full house was anything to judge by.
“We call it the Noah’s arc of The Arts". The Mill is an idea in motion, for artists from all fields share a space at a subsidized price. It’s also a platform for artists to engage and foster new ideas with each other, to create a diverse, artistic hub in the middle of our city.
There were some bigger laughs here and there but, for the most part, it felt rather like a re-run of segments from shows that Lenny Henry had done long ago.
At the end of the show the entire audience leapt to its feet as one, clapping wildly, a fitting tribute to this member of Broadway royalty who had brought so much pleasure to those present.
Tina Arena returns to Adelaide in style – a full concert program with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra in the intimate surrounds of the Festival Theat
Remember that this is the final tour and your last chance to see this extremely popular and completely absorbing long-running show, so be quick as it is only here for a few performances.
This work missed the mark badly, not helped by many technical issues. It relies a little too much 'on the kindness of strangers'.
This is a rich and varied evening of physical theatre encompassing a number of performance genres including acrobatics, magic, and dance.
Science buffs will have a whale of a time at the marine-themed Fringe parade and opening night party at the Science Exchange tonight.
If you do not already have a ticket, move quickly, because some who have already seen this terrific show are planning to buy more tickets and go again. You really do not want to miss this one.
The Adelaide Festival Centre's Christmas Proms have become a regular treat for many Adelaide families, couples and even individuals, and a packed Festival Theatre showed that this year is no exception
Mezzo-soprano, Milijana Nikolic, is nothing short of stunning in the title role, giving a performance by which future productions will have to be judged.