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…
10 June 2021
Written by Melanie Tait and presented by State Theatre Company South Australia, The Appleton Ladies’ Potato Race is an enjoyable and entertaining farce set in a…
9 June 2021
Adelaide’s long-running Sympathy Orchestra have just released their third album, a 10-track offering simply known as third album and will now launch it at The…
8 June 2021
There’s some debate about whether this big, glossy tome is called Billie Eilish , By – Billie Eilish or Billie Eilish By Billie Eilish but, at any rate, this…
8 June 2021
Former academic Wynne’s epic is too long at 439 pages and, like many first novels (and quite a few second and third novels too), could have done with a ruthless…
8 June 2021
Rogen’s handsome tome isn’t a strict autobiography but, instead, proves to be a series of non-chronological, fondly-felt, energetically (and sometimes…
15 May 2021
Little Theatre, The Cloisters, University Of Adelaide, Thu 14 May. Presented by Adelaide University Theatre Guild
1 May 2021
Many of Warren Zevon’s songs begin with an instantly recognisable and catchy hook. Such is the intro to Lawyers Guns And Money – power chords belted out with a…
29 Apr 2021
Back in what some might call ‘the day’ The Bridgeway was the place for bands to play. In the ‘70s and ‘80s everybody from Motorhead to Real Life played there.…
21 Apr 2021
Jonathan Biggins and State Theatre Company SA present a minutely observed homage to one of Australia’s most colourful Prime Ministers. Having previously…
19 Apr 2021
McKay, an Aussie ‘science communicator’, TV host and Sydney GP, devotes his first book to uncovering many medical crazes and cons (as its subtitle suggest), but…
19 Apr 2021
This first novel by Reynolds, a former professional freestyle snowboarder, unsurprisingly features characters who engage in the sport an awful lot, and every…