28 Feb 2016
This courageous and sobering work from award-winning Scottish writer David Grieg, addresses the unimaginable struggle that must follow mindless acts of…
28 Feb 2016
The Stone Lion , the play, is based on an award winning children’s book of the same name and comes with songs, puppetry and a couple of young actors who have…
28 Feb 2016
While there may never be the chance to see THE Police together again, getting along to see The Synchronicity Police will help bridge the gap.
28 Feb 2016
The 2016 Adelaide Festival has ensured families with children are well catered for. The Young King is a playful, magical experience that can be appreciated by…
27 Feb 2016
Alexis begins the gig with a song on a toy ukulele (the music is recorded) – it’s a funny effect, quite silly and a small taste of what’s to come, and…
27 Feb 2016
It’s the country’s worst kept secret – South Australian food and wine is extraordinary and completely deserving of a three day festival in the heart of her…
27 Feb 2016
Chopin’s Last Tour sites Chopin in a room at his lodgings in Edinburgh ruminating about his life and trying to decide which pieces he would play (for what was…
27 Feb 2016
Having a son that plays the classical guitar, I thought Guitar Multiverse would be an interesting show for him. Declan Zapala is no doubt a talented guitarist…
27 Feb 2016
Following Lifeline and Beyond Blue numbers being placed below one of her reviews last year, Hannah has decided it is time for a ‘no woe show’ with Taylor Swift…
27 Feb 2016
Light-painting artist and photographer Vicki Ferguson (Vix) once again enlightens the Adelaide Fringe with her unique and interesting style of art/photography.…
27 Feb 2016
Entering The Octagon there is an excited buzz as everyone scurries to find their seats and as the show promptly starts, our ears are treated to a much slower…
27 Feb 2016
Russell Morris has been around long enough now to be considered an Australian music icon. An ARIA Award winner, Hall Of Fame inductee, successful singer, writer…