‘Adelaide hasn’t seen anything like this’: Extraordinary show SA-bound
A visionary light and multimedia experience that took Canada by storm is the centrepiece of this year’s Illuminate Adelaide – and it almost defies explanation.
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Honey, guess who’s officially an icon?
A certain German superstar of stage and screen has become the latest recipient of the Adelaide Cabaret Festival’s icon award.
Flawed victory: Mortal Kombat heads north but SA still benefits
The Mortal Kombat sequel may be headed to Queensland but SA’s film industry is still gearing up to reap future benefits.
Oysters at La Tratt, a cheeky game of cards: Inside Adelaide’s showbiz gang
Every so often, a group of local celebrities whose bond has lasted decades catches up in Adelaide for a big night out. There’s Willsy, of course, famous faces from the stage and media … even a former PM!
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Review: Anna Karenina by the Australian Ballet
The Australian Ballet’s production of Anna Karenina has finally premiered in Adelaide – read what critic Peter Burdon thought.
From the opera to a prison cell: Sexton’s fall from grace
At the apex of his career, one of SA’s top arts identities was exposed as a manipulative teen sex predator – kicking off a spectacular and deserved fall from grace.
‘Don’t be so sensitive, Adelaide’: Cabaret maestro’s sort-of apology
Broadway legend Alan Cumming has apologised but urged Adelaide not to be “so sensitive” after coming under fire for his controversial comments about the city.
Disgraced arts leader’s huge sentence for teen-sex crimes
The fall of ex-opera boss and unrepentant teen-sex criminal Timothy Sexton has reached its crescendo in one of SA’s longest pedophile prison terms.
Cabaret Festival reviews: Cumming, RocKwiz and more
Catch up on the latest Adelaide Cabaret Festival reviews: Alan Cumming is Not Acting His Age, RocKwiz Salutes Eurovision, Hear Me Roar, Class of Cabaret and more.
Covid-era festival’s unexpected Fringe benefit
The pandemic forced it into a more local form but a new survey says this year’s Fringe made a world of difference in a way SA sorely needed.
Cabaret review: Deadly Hearts
This celebration of music, culture and identity from a new generation of First Nations artists proved deadly indeed.
Why this artist is watching flowers die for six hours a day
A Brompton woman sitting silently in her studio in a marathon artistic endeavour this month says visitors are uncovering deeply personal meanings.
Cabaret review: L’Hotel
Luxurious and lascivious in equal and generous measure, L’Hotel invites its guests to sample the finest aural and visual delights.
Cabaret review: Mother Archer’s Cabaret for Dark Times
Robyn Archer traverses 400 years of music in this brilliant reflection on doom and gloom, which manages to blend solemnity and silliness in an irresistible confection.
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