25 Feb 2019
This mini World Music event was presented by HATs Inc and Globo. Among other things HATs is endeavouring to give exposure to musicians from other cultural…
23 Feb 2019
Twelve years ago Djuki Mala became YouTube sensations when their Zorba The Greek Yolngu-style video went viral, now sitting at 2.9 million views, it was the…
20 Feb 2019
CIRQUE AFRICA returns following a sell-out show at Adelaide Fringe last year and they do not disappoint. The performers present acts of impressive acrobatics…
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…
12 Jan 2019
How do you tell a love story that involves two people, four nationalities, and five languages? Through the universal language. Not math, the other one, the…
19 July 2018
The historical Joan of Arc was a young French woman who fought against the English in the Hundred Years War in the 15th Century. She was burnt at the stake as a…
23 June 2018
A gothically-inclined romp across a bloody Swan Lake stage, Nosferatutu is dripping with fun and slapstick silliness, providing a truly unique cabaret…
18 May 2018
Directed by Alison Currie, Concrete Impermanence is about the fragility of existence. I know that because the program told me so. But really it could have been…
17 Mar 2018
Cafe Boite World Music & Culture , provided a foretaste and something of a casual, café-style rehearsal for their annual big gig – next week’s In Our Own Voices…
14 Mar 2018
Café Cantante, a taste of flamenco right here in your backyard, combines guitar, percussion (Cajun), flamenco singing (from Madrid) with three brilliant…
13 Mar 2018
As WOMADelaide 2018 moves into its fourth and final day, a happy and relaxed Public Holiday crowd gently files into Botanic Park and fills the space around the…
13 Mar 2018
Final day is always a mix of emotions and adventures; socialising, silliness, chilling-out under shelter of mammoth fig trees, an occasional mad dash across the…