10 Mar 2016
Peter Combe returns to delight big kids, and a few little ones, with old and new favourites alike. With his Juicy Juicy Green Band (including his son as a…
10 Mar 2016
Opening with a stylish and funny musical video about turning off your smart phones Ross Noble brought his Brain Dump to a very hot Royalty Theatre last night…
10 Mar 2016
A thrilling, masterful, and thoroughly impressive work of contemporary dance, LissaJane Dance’s Vincent illustrates the inner turmoil of Van Gogh’s struggles…
9 Mar 2016
A typical crazy start by Dave, he has done it again! So Craig [Egan] runs adelaidecomedy.com and is ‘the Rhino guy’ who asked Dave Callan to do a show for the…
9 Mar 2016
Five concurrent plays performed simultaneously in a pit of foam rubber on the site of the old Clipsal factory. Sounds like a recipe for total confusion but no…
9 Mar 2016
The story of the Golem is as old as the ages, and 1927’s attempt at an update presents itself as an observation of the modern-day obsession with shiny…
9 Mar 2016
Mutts is a play for everyone, but dog people will be especially touched by this heart-filled tale of adult canines living out their days in a local shelter…
9 Mar 2016
The huge black space that is the State Opera studio gives a looming sense of the vastness that can be found in country Australia. David Lampard’s striking set…
8 Mar 2016
Wikipedia tells me Exquisite Corpse is an old parlour game where people used to take turns writing stories by building on the work of the previous player. For…
8 Mar 2016
If you could take control of your dreams, what would you do? Would you go on adventures, practice scenarios, or try to undo past mistakes? Might a world that…
7 Mar 2016
This journey through myth, magic and melody begins with the lovely Emma Horwood singing an old Irish tune unaccompanied in Gaelic as she walks down the aisle to…
7 Mar 2016
Dandyman enters the stage with an incredibly long cape trailing and with an attitude that is a cross between inbred royalty and Austin Powers, and with all of…