18 Feb 2015
Breasts, fun bags, jugs; everyone has a story to tell and Bronwyn Palmer’s My Breasts and Me is an all-encompassing, non-discriminate titillating show that…
18 Feb 2015
Peter Hook & The Light appear in the half-light of The Gov, kicking off their evening with an impressive 30-minute set of Joy Division classics. The band…
18 Feb 2015
The art of mentalism continues to be a regular feature on the Adelaide Fringe program, and Phillip Escoffey is back again after a hugely successful run at the…
18 Feb 2015
Light illuminates a circle on a dark stage in the Bakehouse Theatre; the crowd can see Dawson Nichols sitting in the middle dressed in all black. There are no…
18 Feb 2015
Just about everything Stuart Bowden does in Before Us is inappropriate. Not in any shocking way, or in any way that is embarrassing, but quite the opposite –…
18 Feb 2015
Christian Andrew explores the concept that music is more than organised sounds – it portrays emotions and enables connections between people and animals. Birds…
18 Feb 2015
The Magnets’ new show is a one hour highlight reel: hit after hit, reinvented into a cappella, in arrangements often better than the original. This year the…
18 Feb 2015
Zephyr Quartet, comprising Belinda Gehlert (violin), Emily Tulloch (violin), Jason Thomas (viola) and Hilary Kleinig (cello) are unique among the plethora of…
17 Feb 2015
This is a little gem of a dance programme. There are two contemporary pieces performed by artists from The Centre for Arts Beyond Boundaries from Korea who have…
17 Feb 2015
Peter Combe is a name that needs no introduction, unless you just arrived of course from another planet. After a career that has spanned decades, Peter is…
16 Feb 2015
Archie Roach’s songs, telling stories of himself and of his people, have compelled a generation of Australians to sit up and take notice. In 2012, after…
16 Feb 2015
Archer is a name you may not yet have heard in your pursuits of musical entertainment when searching for something different or something you don’t find every…