17 May 2015
With a full tank of gas and half a pack of cigarettes, The Official Blues Brothers Revue is coming to Adelaide . Officially sanctioned by Dan Aykroyd and Judith…
15 May 2015
Looking for Lawson is an exciting contemporary take on the classic Australian poet Henry Lawson’s work. Composer and Musical Director John Thorn has taken…
14 May 2015
Hailing from Melbourne , Casey Bennetto is best known as the writer and composer of the sardonic multi-award winning show, Keating! The Musical , which sold out…
13 May 2015
Lady Rizo is a force unto herself; a mythical wild thing who is set to share a little of her sparkle with our audiences in the 2015 Adelaide Cabaret Festival. A…
13 May 2015
As much as we like to think literature is ground-breaking, risk-taking and, above all, free from constraint, it is not. It would be utopian and false to suggest…
12 May 2015
Hans, the Boy Wonder of Berlin, is an international cabaret superstar, accordionist and sex symbol with a penchant for lederhosen, sequins and pink Lycra. It…
11 May 2015
Attending the ballet is a wondrous thing, for those who may not be usual ‘ballet goers’, myself included. I had previously visited one performance which, while…
10 May 2015
Goldstein’s memoir of his experiences as a rock critic into the later ‘60s doesn’t delve at great length into his ‘50s childhood, nor his work as a cultural…
10 May 2015
If you want to make something during the week that’s quick, easy and hearty then worry no more.
10 May 2015
King’s memoir of an early ‘90s time when he was a regular customer of indie record shop Revolver in Bristol and, later, an employee, seeks to evoke a whole…
10 May 2015
Renowned statistician, author and academic Spiegelhalter, in a lengthy attempt to draw conclusions regarding human sexuality from what seems endless sources…
7 May 2015
Amanda Hickie’s novel An Ordinary Epidemic is being launched by Adelaide ’s MidnightSun Publishing this week. We chatted via email with Amanda about her novel…