Adelaide Botanic Park, Mon 13 Mar. There wasn’t much music programmed for the early part of Day 4 so it seemed like a good time to go to Speakers Corner and hear what people were saying about religion...
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March 13, 2017
Adelaide Botanic Park, Sun 12 Mar. I felt like a fair weather friend as I arrived in the late afternoon after the rain had stopped. I tried not to look anyone who had weathered the days’ rain in the face...
8.0
Points
Gluttony – The Speakeasy, Tue 21 Feb. South Australia’s own, Michael Wilkop, brings a whole lot of magic back to the Adelaide Fringe! “Mickster the Trickster’ and his assistant Becky Lee put together...
6.0
Points
Carclew House And Grounds At Carclew, Sun 19 Feb. Step up! Step up! To the #Nofilter Fair! Carclew was the majestic setting for this gentle, relaxing afternoon in North Adelaide showcasing local musicians...
7.0
Points
Adelaide Entertainment Centre, Fri 14 Oct. Bold and bubbly, with a huge dose of camped-up corn, Hairspray is an evening of in-your-face dance-pop in supersized proportions. The story of Tracy Turnblad,...
7.0
Points
The Big Top, Bonython Park, Sat 8 Oct. If you like your circus and magic classic and old school, the Circus Of Illusion is for you. It’s jam packed with vaudeville comedy, levitating tables, juggling,...
by Catherine Blanch. It’s the 1960s when TV dance shows were all the rage and segregation was rife. But change is in the air when Tracy Turnblad, a dance-loving Baltimore teen, successfully auditions...
by Catherine Blanch. The Big Top returns to Bonython Park with the world premiere of Circus Of Illusion. Following successful Adelaide seasons of Cabaret de Paris and The Ultimate Vegas Show internationally...
8.0
Points
Her Majesty’s Theatre, Wed 7 Sep. Pilobolus has spent the last forty-five years entertaining audiences across the globe with their special blend of light, shade and choreographic imagery that eschew...
9.0
Points
Festival Theatre, Fri 12 Aug The Sound Of Music has always been a polariser in terms of musicals – either you can handle the syrupy sentimentality or you can’t. Those that can, however, were well rewarded...
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