9 Oct 2021
Doctor Dolittle Jr is based on the popular musical, scaled back a little to be suitable for the younger cast of Theatre Bugs and Adelaide Theatre Academy who…
27 Sept 2021
Ian: What a great way to kick off the school holidays. Presented by Showmen Productions, CIRCUS – The Show is a punchy 60-minute fun ride full of thrills…
23 Sept 2021
The approaching closure of Bakehouse Theatre will leave a big hole in Adelaide’s theatre scene so it’s encouraging to see other new and innovative theatre…
19 Sept 2021
Goodwood Theatres is taking the initiative of presenting performance and art now that we’re slowly starting to ease up on the COVID restrictions. The…
6 Sept 2021
King’s latest blockbuster (coming hot on the heels of last year’s novella collection If It Bleeds and then Later , which was actually from another publisher –…
6 Sept 2021
Doyle’s autobiographical outing chronicles what he sees as the big year of his youth: 1967, when things were changing in the small coal town of Lithgow, at the…
6 Sept 2021
Melbournian Binks’ first YA (Young Adult) novel is more ambitious and moving than the form usually allows, with characters we really care about, a pleasant dose…
16 Aug 2021
You don’t hear words like blithe , guttersnipe ; or deportment much anymore. For the record, blithe describes someone with little regard for others. Noel…
16 July 2021
The Bridge Of San Luis Rey is a joint venture by State Theatre Company, Brink Productions and The Adelaide Guitar Festival. Based on Thornton Wilder’s 1927…
10 July 2021
COVID-19 has once again departed SA just in time for us to sneak in another festival, and an eager capacity crowd gathered in the Dunstan Playhouse for The…
5 July 2021
Art is amazing! Somebody is driven create a thing, then they do the thing over and over, and they get better and better at the thing, and sometimes they get so…
26 June 2021
A dark swirl of Moog synthesiser sets the scene while Max Savage and his cohort of exemplary Adelaide musicians gather on stage. To one side there is a large…