Spectacular Adelaide Festival opening night
Homegrown circus favourites Gravity & Other Myths took to the stage on Saturday night for the Adelaide Festival opening.
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Adelaide Festival directors retire early
The team which has directed the past half-dozen Adelaide Festivals is taking early retirement to allow the new director to get a running start on next year’s event.
Breakfast with Papers podcast
Enjoy stimulating conversations with writers, journalists, activists and performers from around the world at Breakfast with Papers, part of the 2022 Adelaide Festival. Stream the audio here.
Prayer for the Living | Adelaide Festival 2022 review
For a third successive year the Festival concluded with a large choral concert but this was a diverse collection of pieces, out of which a dramatic arc was constructed.
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Cohen appeared determined to break away from countertenor typecasting with a repertoire that included the unexpected.
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Clever juxtaposition of Alfred Hill’s last quartet with Margaret Sutherland’s first, both dating from 1938, was splendid.
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Review: Donny Benét
Benét’s skullet and moustache combo make for a humorous experience, but write him off as a novelty act at your own peril.
Review: Birds
This is no mere navel-gazing: Important Australian works are presented along with major works of European music.
Review: Incredible Floridas: Chamber Landscapes
Listening to Incredible Floridas now is to time travel to a different era of music, with a complete catalogue of modernist gestures.
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