16 Feb 2019
Aidan ‘Taco’ Jones lived here in Glandore until moving to Melbourne to develop his career in comedy. He returned for the Fringe last year and is back again this…
16 Feb 2019
Circus’Cision really is a cut above the rest. All jokes aside though, and there were quite a few –, most of them hitting their practised mark – there are some…
16 Feb 2019
FEMME is a one-woman exploration of gender performance and expectations, and it’s obviously personal and deeply felt. Erin Fowler is a talented choreographer…
16 Feb 2019
The opening scene of Table For Two? has the cleaner/waiter cleaning the restaurant, in preparation for the grand re-opening. It is one-man physical theatre with…
15 Feb 2019
It’s hard to imagine that Build a Rocket is a debut play, but it is. From the pen of Christopher York, the writing is tight, modulating between gentle and…
15 Feb 2019
Henry Naylor writes thoughtful quality scripts that leave the audience pondering the choices they would make if they were in the character’s situation. His…
13 Feb 2019
Matt Vesely is a South Australian writer/director who has directed a number of successful short films, has worked as a writer across TV and film, and become a…
6 Feb 2019
First formed in 1971 Australian glam-rock pop group Hush achieved remarkable success throughout the ‘70s and regularly appearing on the Australian television…
6 Feb 2019
Aussie music icon Ross Wilson returns to Adelaide once again to perform his brand new show Ross Wilson – Daddy Who? as part of the In Concert #4 Series at The…
21 Jan 2019
Adelaide Baroque Orchestra’s performance opened with a selection from Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme , written by Jean-Baptiste Lully to accompany the play by…
14 Jan 2019
A solitary petite figure on stage clutching an electric guitar launches into some gentle but melodically captivating folk pop songs. With the aid of some quirky…
12 Jan 2019
L’Après-Midi d’Un Foehn put me in mind of children’s theatre by way of Samuel Beckett, a strange, wordless dance conducted by a severe-looking man and performed…