2 Aug 2015
What a night! Adelaide Roots Reggae outfit Local Revolution rocked a crowded Gov with their signature blend of Jamaican, African, and funk rhythms, leaving many…
30 July 2015
Local Revolution’s debut album is a demonstration of reggae funk mastery, and will keep you moving from the first note of its opening title track. Whether…
29 July 2015
Harold Pinter’s 1978 play, Betrayal ,is much loved by Pinter fans and is State Theatre Company’s latest production. A semi-autobiographical account of the Nobel…
27 July 2015
Director Megan Griffiths’ wry, under-the-radar character study is built upon lovely performances from Toni Collette and Thomas Haden Church as one of those…
27 July 2015
Time travel movies are always pretty silly, but feature début director Dean Israelite’s epic is enjoyably silly, with appealing leads, some nice gags (“Who’s…
22 July 2015
After postponing his planned January tour, Johnny Marr has delivered on his commitment and arrived in Australia for four shows spanning the country. It is a…
21 July 2015
It’s fitting that Spjut’s novel concerns giants, as his book, at almost 600 pages, is a giant itself, and while there have been elaborate comparisons drawn…
18 July 2015
The Festival Theatre was overflowing with nuns, Marias, Gretas, Baronesses, brown paper packages tied up with strings, girls in white dresses with blue satin…
15 July 2015
Imagine being in a nightclub with pumping pop by your favourite artists, then suddenly the dancefloor is taken over by a troupe of energetic, athletic…
14 July 2015
Generally known for his definitive and unique rock voice, Jimmy Barnes introduced each song in his charming Scottish/Aussie lilt with an interesting mini bio of…
11 July 2015
John Waters and Stewart D’Arrietta have been performing Lennon: Through A Glass Onion in one form or another since 1992, including over 120 performances…
10 July 2015
Gut Gastronomy promises a “life-changing strategy” of “improving your gut function in its entirety”.