‘Overwhelming and daunting’: Jessica Mauboy‘s huge Adelaide news
Adelaide Cabaret Festival will stage the world premiere of Jessica Mauboy’s new show which will be “raw” and “dramatic”.
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The teen Adelaide busker who leaves shoppers in tears
He’s the young violinist you’ll see at Adelaide’s biggest farmers’ market – and while his renditions of Billie Eilish get the kids dancing, it’s his Bach that makes shoppers weep.
Reviews: The ultimate guide on what to see at Fringe and Festival
Wondering what not to miss as Mad March heads into its closing stretch? Read all the latest reviews from our arts team.
Star returns for new Adelaide date with destiny
Much has happened in the 18 years since Mariza’s last visit to South Australia.
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State Theatre playwrights to shine
Six emerging playwrights will have works in State Theatre Company’s 2025 program, which also features hit musical Kimberley Akimbo.
High profile Adelaide arts identity steps down
The head of South Australia’s main performing arts centre, who helped bring Disney productions to town, will step down after nearly 19 years in the role.
Rising stars of the stage: Adelaide’s theatre talents to watch
When it comes to treading the boards, these are the young South Aussie actors and directors really worth making a song and dance about. Meet 10 next gen thespians.
You beauty! Disney favourite to finally tour SA
A Disney favourite is finally heading to the Adelaide stage – find out how to join the waitlist for tickets here.
Banned band is back as Womad headliners unveiled
A popular UK artist will headline WOMADelaide’s opening night next year, while a Palestinian band – uninvited from this year’s event – will also return to the stage.
British rock legend to play Adelaide concert at the age of 85
British rock and roll royalty Sir Cliff Richard has announced he’ll light up the Adelaide Entertainment Centre next year – at the tender age of 85.
‘Woke mind virus’: Second pub axes comedian’s sold-out show
Controversial Adelaide comedian Biddy O’Loughlin has had a second show canned, labelling a crusade against her as “virtuous social justice warriors throwing a tantrum”.
Dad turns man cave into dance studio for Australia’s Billy Elliot
A country dad has given up his man cave and built a dance studio to give his son the best chance of achieving his professional dream 200km from the big smoke.
Can you loathe an artist and still love their art?
Whenever an artist’s actions or beliefs contradict your own, a dilemma emerges: can you still consume their work? The answer isn’t black and white.
Queen ‘lived the life of an outcast’
The much anticipated new look at the life of Queen Elizabeth II is the non-fiction book of the year, writes Peter Goers.
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