10 Sept 2014
GREEN SMOOTHIES – Sometimes It IS Easy Being Green – Book Review
As a self-confessed lover of the green smoothie and the energy-giving health benefits they bring; a little bit of weight-loss thrown in makes for a welcome…
The Clothesline – Page 233
10 Sept 2014
MY GRUMPY DAY – Everybody Has One Now And Again – Children’s Book Review
For some reason, not one that he can think of, Little Max the gorilla wakes up feeling really grumpy. He doesn’t want his favourite breakfast cereal, his…
10 Sept 2014
Yasukichi Murakami – Through A Distant Lens: An Enchanting Photographic Journey Between Past And Present – OzAsia Review
Modern performance artists are spoilt for options: voice live and recorded, images – still and moving, sound and music – live or recorded, multiple screen…
9 Sept 2014
Yasukichi Murakami: Through A Distant Lens – Japan Meets Australia At OzAsia
Adelaide Festival Centre In Association With Darwin Festival Present Yasukichi Murakami – Through A Distant Lens at Space Theatre from 7.30pm on Tue Sep 9 & Wed…
6 Sept 2014
Dream Of The Ghost Story: Magical And Ethereal – OzAsia Review
It’s a nice touch to begin by projecting quirky translations of the Qing Dynasty fable upon which this show is based for those not familiar it: a tale of the…
5 Sept 2014
OzAsia Festival 2014 Kicks Off Ahead Of Three Weeks Of Colour, Creativity And Cultural Diversity
Immerse yourself in spectacular dance, theatre, film, music, visual arts and more as this year’s OzAsia Festival launches tonight at the Adelaide Festival…
5 Sept 2014
Virginia Macgregor: An Interview With The Author Of What Milo Saw
Virginia Macgregor’s debut novel, What Milo Saw is already scaling heights more seasoned writers only dream of. It’s being translated into no fewer than ten –…
4 Sept 2014
Dream Of The Ghost Story: A Legendary Love Story And Breathtaking Acrobatics – OzAsia Interview
Adelaide Festival Centre and Shandong Provincial Department Of Culture are happy to present the Australian Premiere of Dream Of The Ghost Story from the…
4 Sept 2014
Red Sorghum: Love, Life, Death And Courage In The Face Of War – OzAsia Review
The 2014 OzAsia Festival kicked off in reflective-then-dramatic style with Red Sorghum , an epic dance show which promised meditations on love, affection and…
1 Sept 2014
After All, He IS Bob Dylan – Live Music Review
Bob Dylan turned 73 this year but continues to tour, and while reports vary as to when he was last in Adelaide (surely it was 2011 when he was in town with B.B.…
29 Aug 2014
AXEL SCHEFFLER’S FLIP FLAP SAFARI: Funny Rhymes And Crazy Creatures To Make You Giggle – Book Review
From the illustrator of The Gruffalo , Stick Man and Room On The Broom , comes the second book in the Flip Flap series; Flip Flap Safari .
29 Aug 2014
MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS: Not Your Average Holiday With Not-So Likable People – Book Review
Kylie Ladd’s fourth novel, Mothers And Daughters, holds a lot of promise. The set-up is immediately alluring: four mothers and their teenage daughters go away…