Hallelujah, pop’s queen is sharing her divine inspiration
Three-time queen of pop Marcia Hines explores the gospel origins of her music career in a concert with Adelaide’s Gospo Collective
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How artificial intelligence will change the way we view art
Artificial intelligence is being used to change the way we live, but can it be used to change the way we experience art? Illuminate Adelaide’s new artist in residence thinks so.
Super Mario and the dancing queens
Juggling superstar Mario, Queen of the Circus, has swapped tents for a theatre with a beautiful show in Adelaide’s Cabaret Festival
Python-esque burlesque tips cabaret scales
Two Australian pythons will co-star with burlesque artist Flavella L’Amour at the Adelaide Cabaret Fringe.
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Review: The Odd Couple
Everything old is new again – and surprisingly relevant – in this new production of a Neil Simon classic at Holden Street Theatres.
Review: How to Kill Your Hamster
The latest work from Annabel Matheson and playwright Eliza Oliver is a black tragicomedy that does not shy away from the dangers of overestimation, misinformation and misplaced trust.
Bigger audience numbers needed, says Adelaide major venues boss
Larger audience capacities and different COVID-safe measures are needed to secure future concerts and events, says the boss of major SA entertainment venues.
All set for a cracker Christmas
Special guests will join the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra for its Christmas concerts, presented with the Adelaide Festival Centre.
$86m new storage facility for SA museum, gallery collections
After decades of storage in inadequate warehouses, the collections of SA’s major arts and cultural institutions will get a state-of-the-art facility to be built with $86 million from the State Budget.
Room service on cabaret menu
The first six shows for next year’s Adelaide Cabaret Festival have been revealed – including what goes on behind closed doors at a luxury French hotel.
Duet to die for with host Hans
The Variety Gala is back for the Adelaide Cabaret Festival next year, where Hans will host and artistic director Alan Cumming will premiere his own show.
Fringe hub RCC parts ways with Adelaide Uni
Popular Adelaide Fringe hub the RCC, previously known as the Royal Croquet Club, has parted ways with its home at the University of Adelaide’s campus on North Terrace.
Musicals return as State Opera stages Carousel the concert
TV actor and international musical theatre sensation Ben Mingay will take the lead when State Opera presents a concert version of Carousel in Adelaide next year.
COVID-free SA steals the show from struggling LA
Hollywood is flocking to Adelaide as our local film industry makes the most of coronavirus’ welcome absence.
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