Gallery: Our Mad March long weekend party
From racegoers at Adelaide Cup to music lovers at Womad and creative types at the Festival – see how Adelaide celebrated the long weekend in style.
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Camerata with Tenzin Choegyal | Adelaide Festival 2022 review
Queensland’s Chamber Orchestra was joined by Tibetan-Australian composer-musician Tenzin Choegyal for several songs.
Debussy and Ravel | Adelaide Festival 2022 review
The Australian String Quartet’s side-by-side performance of works by Debussy and Ravel made it clear that these are true peers.
Four Hands at the Érard | Adelaide Festival 2022 review
The program consisted of lighthearted 19th century French piano duets – what might have once been called drawing-room music.
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Return to stage kicks off at Oval
Jessica Mauboy is thrilled to finally be back on stage for the free opening weekend concert of the Adelaide Festival.
Review: The Boy Who Talked to Dogs
The emotional ride is as intense and thrilling as the visual and aural spectacle in this mix of theatre, music and shadow puppetry.
Review: The Pulse
Physical theatre company Gravity & Other Myths stretches its wings in a genre-busting, absolute knockout of a show.
Review: Jaguar Jonze at the Summerhouse
Brisbane-based Jonze, backed by her great three-piece band, leftnothing in reserve at the new crescent-shaped Summerhouse club.
Dream come true for Festival
More than 70 events spanning music, theatre, dance, film and visual arts – as well as Writers’ Week and WOMADelaide – are scheduled for the Adelaide Festival over the next 17 days.
Review: A German Life
Australia’s Robyn Nevin delivers a defining moment in her acting career as Nazi Party propaganda secretary Brunhilde Pomsel.
Festival store has it in the bag
A New York artist has opened a shop in Rundle Mall where everything is made from single-use plastics as part of the Festival.
Adelaide Festival: The six shows you can’t afford to miss
Next year’s Adelaide Festival features 70 events, 10 world premieres and 14 Australian premieres. But here’s an in-depth look at six of the best.
The ultimate sixpack: Shows not to miss this festival season
Sure, there’s a global pandemic, but that hasn’t stopped Adelaide swinging into festival mode with this weekend’s Fringe opening. Here’s six shows not to miss over the next few weeks.
Band of brothers live and kicking for fans
Bass player Brendon Love says that playing at WOMADelaide has long been on the Teskey Brothers’ bucket list.
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