Two decades in the making, Cirque’s Corteo on the way
It has taken more than two decades for this Cirque du Soleil show to make it to Australia. This is why.
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Adelaide Fringe chief’s Whyalla tribute as major milestone hits
The boss of the Adelaide Fringe says if it wasn’t for her upbringing in Whyalla, the event wouldn’t be as big as it is today.
First look: next Cirque du Soleil spectacular touring Australia
Audiences in five Aussie cities are in store for a blend of “comedy and never-seen-before acrobatics” when Corteo arrives on our shores later this year. See the video.
Meet the rising South Aussie stars of the Fringe to watch
Budding clowns, Y2K pop princesses and passionate poets, there’s a whole new breed of young talents ready to be discovered at the country’s biggest arts festival.
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Bars, stars and festival guitars
Wanderers frontman Dusty Lee Stephensen will premiere his upcoming solo material as part of Adelaide Guitar Festival.
SALA Awards: Portal prize opens doors for artist
A Blackwood artist has won the Advertiser Contemporary Art Award as this year’s SALA Festival comes to a close.
Jailed war correspondent film to open Adelaide Film Festival
The Adelaide Film Festival has revealed the first six titles for this year’s program, including its opening night feature.
Review: Chicago delivers the razzle dazzle
One of the world’s favourite – and longest-running – musicals currently on Broadway is now dazzling South Aussies.
‘I’m going blind’: Goers blasts SA Health over surgery cancellation
Slowly going blind in one eye, Peter Goers waited patiently for 18 months for cataract surgery in our public health system. When the day arrived, the surgery was cancelled.
Aussie gallery acquires $9.8m painting by ‘divisive’ artist
The major acquisition will help deepen conversations over French artist Paul Gauguin’s troublesome legacy, the National Gallery of Australia says.
Crazy Asian wedding invitation for festival
One of the stars of hit film Crazy Rich Asians is bringing her new wedding show to the OzAsia Festival.
Popular Adelaide Hills artisan festival to return
A popular Hills artisan festival is set to return this September promising to make the award-winning event bigger and better than ever before.
Condemned warehouse: $780k in public cash to aid Tandanya’s fixes
The Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute will aim to reopen next year, as the state government pours in $780,000 to fix major safety issues.
‘Sumptuous colour’: rare Gauguin masterpieces you can’t miss
Vincent van Gogh sliced off part of his ear after quarrelling with Paul Gauguin – but the artists’ complex friendship inspired one of the standout works in a new Australian exhibition. WATCH THE VIDEO
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