Adelaide prepares for Elvis show to enter the building
Get ready to put on your blue suede shoes and rock out at Elvis: A Musical Revolution – The King is coming to Adelaide on the show’s national tour.
Arts
Surprise! Rapper hits pop-up stage at TTP shopping centre
An Adelaide-born rapper has returned for a one-off hometown show, taking to a shopping centre stage to the delight of hundreds of fans.
Dictionary play a sellout success
Limited extra seats have been released for The Dictionary of Lost Words after State Theatre Company’s entire season sold out.
Namatjira show to span generations
The great-grandson of an iconic Aboriginal artist will have his own major exhibition as part of Adelaide’s Tarnanthi festival.
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Why Grace Tame doesn’t fear ‘upsetting the applecart’
Former Australian of the Year Grace Tame has told an Adelaide Writers’ Week panel that there needs to be a shift in how we teach the language of sexual assault.
Icehouse | Adelaide Festival 2022 review
Iva Davies delivered a much-needed trip back to the carefree sounds, vivid spectacles and sheer, unbridled fun of the 1980s.
Top attraction at 2023 Adelaide Festival revealed
The latest round of national RISE Fund grants has revealed a planned highlight of next year’s Adelaide Festival program.
The Rite of Spring/common ground[s] | Adelaide Festival 2022 review
In this coming of Spring there are no nymphs and shepherds, rather a violent, pagan ceremony. It’s stunning.
The Golden Cockerel | Adelaide Festival 2022 review
A macabre interpretation of Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov’s opera about the folly of Russian warmongering is uncannily timed.
Covid forces Festival director into isolation as program starts
Covid has forced one of the Adelaide Festival’s artistic directors into isolation hours before the opening, as Ukrainian and Russian performers unite for the premiere.
Girls & Boys | Adelaide Festival 2022 review
Justine Clarke’s luminous performance in Girls & Boys makes it a powerhouse, edgy production not to be missed.
Preserving Ukrainian culture on the Fringe
A Ukrainian-Canadian artist’s Adelaide Fringe show tells of her homeland’s fight to preserve its culture against Russian forces.
Russia and Ukraine unite at the Adelaide Festival
Performances of opera The Golden Cockerel at the Adelaide Festival – featuring Russian and Ukrainian cast members – will still go ahead, say festival directors.
‘It is a heartfelt battle’: Fringe director breaks down in tears
Fringe director Heather Croall broke down during an emotional plea to secure more funding for The Fringe as the event faces another year in the midst of the global pandemic.
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