30 Mar 2015
For the best part of the last decade, English folk/punk singer-songwriter Frank Turner has kept himself busy. He’s taken his urgent, engaging music around the…
29 Mar 2015
BARRY HUMPHRIES PUTS THE ‘F’ BACK INTO FESTIVAL WITH HIS 2015 ADELAIDE CABARET FESTIVAL PROGRAM – THERE ARE NO RULES!
28 Mar 2015
Vanessa Stephen, her sister Virginia and their brothers Thoby and Adrian are bereft at the death of their beloved father soon after their mother passed away.…
26 Mar 2015
Bill Oddie (Bloomsbury Academic & Professional) 2015, 224pp, RRP $35.00
26 Mar 2015
Halligan’s latest novel is often gorgeously written and melancholically moving, and yet there’s something a little precious and even (dare it be said?)…
26 Mar 2015
The latest in an ongoing series of glossy volumes dedicated to studying ‘History’s Best/Worst/Greatest…’ (mysteries, wars and so forth), Price’s straightforward…
26 Mar 2015
Charles M. Schulz [and guests] (A&U Canongate) 2015, 323/325pp, RRP $29.99 ea
26 Mar 2015
Despite glowing praise from author/artist/filmmaker July’s bigtime besties (Lena Dunham, A.M. Homes and more) on the cover, this irritating novel (July’s first)…
26 Mar 2015
Hamer’s first novel is a compelling read that works as a complex psychological drama, a powerful study of grief, loss and healing, and a pointed attack on…
26 Mar 2015
It’s standing room only at The Gov; the faithful masses have assembled, hoping to see and hear some heavy prog-rock greatness. There is a prevailing air of…
26 Mar 2015
Debra Oswald, creator and head writer of the TV series Offspring , is just as skilled at creating character on the page as she is on screen. Useful is the story…
24 Mar 2015
In partnership with Tim Lawson and Simon Painter, the Adelaide Festival Centre is excited to present Le Noir – The Dark Side Of Cirque at the Festival Theatre.…