24 Aug 2015
Leon Termen is a scientific genius. Among many other things, he invented the Theremin, a musical instrument unlike any other. In the 1920s he leaves his…
23 Aug 2015
As the saying goes, “the devil is in the detail” – a statement that could not be truer for State Opera of South Australia’s brilliant production of Gounod’s…
17 Aug 2015
Adelaide songsmith Joseph Moore’s debut release, Bye Old Heart, combines doleful notions of heartache, melancholy and loneliness, wrapped up in a modern-day…
15 Aug 2015
The Book Of Loco toils with the theme of “rational madness”, a term Alirio Zavarse has devised to describe the actions of himself and others that from one…
13 Aug 2015
Edmondson, a prolific Shakespeare author and know-all, contributes to the ‘Ideas In Profile’ series with this very accessible study of why Shakespeare matters…
12 Aug 2015
You can’t ask for much more on a cold night than a warm room and one of the finest catalogues rock‘n’roll has to offer, and that’s exactly what The Gov provided…
11 Aug 2015
The second part of an intended trilogy featuring retired Detective Bill Hodges (the first was King’s Mr. Mercedes , published last year), this also ties in with…
7 Aug 2015
The always-brilliant and endlessly generous James Morrison has excelled himself in gathering together this stellar band of extraordinary world-class jazz…
7 Aug 2015
Sydney Dance Company presents a thoroughly entertaining combination of dance pieces for Adelaide audiences as part of their Australian tour. The night begins…
6 Aug 2015
There was a moment at WOMADelaide a few years ago when Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu silenced a crowd of several thousand mostly white Australians with songs sung…
4 Aug 2015
A charming, funny, and highly entertaining celebration of womanhood, the updated edition of Amity Dry’s Mother, Wife And The Complicated Life is a first-rate…
3 Aug 2015
The Beatles changed the world, with a lot of help from their friends. And incredibly they did it all in just eight short years between 1962 and 1970. Rubber…