Shock twist in Adelaide Festival performer’s indecent act case
A new twist has emerged in the case against a “heavily intoxicated” international Festival performer, who touched a woman on a flight en route to Adelaide.
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Electric events calendar reinforces Festival State’s global stature
Off the chopping block: Adelaide Show staple survives being axed
With timber supplies from Victoria grinding to a halt amid a court battle, a South-East company has saved a Royal Adelaide Show tradition from being axed.
Lorde almighty, political dance and a standing sheep at Mad March
NZ pop royalty Lorde, Canadian dance theatre and a walking sheep – read the latest reviews from the Arts Editor’s desk.
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Spectacular Adelaide Festival opening night
Homegrown circus favourites Gravity & Other Myths took to the stage on Saturday night for the Adelaide Festival opening.
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.
Just the ticket: Festival overcomes Covid to soar at box office
This year’s Adelaide Festival has lived up to all expectations at the box office, surpassing its ticket sales target with two days to spare.
WOMADelaide 2022 reviews
Who better to close a WOMAD packed with Australian artists than Paul Kelly, backed by the mercurial voices of Vika and Linda Bull, armed with two hours of bona-fide classics?
Adelaide Festival Adviser: The shows that stunned our critics
As the Adelaide Festival draws to a close, read all our reviews in one spot here.
KRAM: Alone With You | Adelaide Festival 2022 review
Some tightening up would go a long way to making the Spiderbait frontman’s Alone With You the show it has the potential to be.
Manifesto – Stephanie Lake Company | Adelaide Festival 2022 review
A stunning demonstration of the visceral relationship between rhythm and dance – especially when set to the driving power of drums.
Chineke! Chamber Ensemble – Program Two | Adelaide Festival 2022 review
The premiere in this concert was Ngarrgooroon, a stunning work by Yorta Yorta soprano and composer Deborah Cheetham.
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