Latest reviews: Jayson Gillham, Ensemble Q, Red Phoenix Theatre’s Festen
Read the latest reviews from The Advertiser’s arts critics, including Jayson Gillham, Ensemble Q, and Red Phoenix Theatre’s Festen
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‘Y’all weird as sh*t’: The Kid Laroi rocks Adelaide
An Adelaide teacher told him he’d never make it in music. Now, a global pop superstar at just 18, The Kid Laroi had something to say about that during a pre-show sound check. See the video.
Superstar Kid Laroi hits the tables at the casino
Former Sacred Heart student The Kid Laroi was spotted hitting the roulette tables at SkyCity Adelaide ahead of his concert on Wednesday night.
Review: Frozen the Musical will warm your heart
Frozen the Musical has arrived in Adelaide – and it’s sure to melt the coldest of hearts. Read our review of the opening night performance here.
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Adelaide Film Festival extended by five days with extra screenings
The Adelaide Film Festival has added five days of encore screenings of the “best of the fest” due to popular demand.
This deadly disease – Fiona O’Loughlin’s battle with meth, booze and herself
Fiona O’Loughlin, the troubled SA comedian who has long battled alcoholism, has revealed she smoked crystal meth as part of a bizarre attempt to heal at a Glenelg “drug den” in 2015.
Windmill season to start with a hiccup
Windmill Theatre will start its 2021 season with a new puppet show about a koala with a persistent case of the hiccups.
Alien actor overcomes the odds
Payneham actor Teresa De Gennaro realised her dream to work in Hollywood despite being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and brings her own story to the stage in a new show.
Bluey gears up for showtime in SA
SA’s Windmill Theatre Co. has latched on to some big economic and creative opportunities ahead of a national tour of popular kids’ show Bluey’s stage adaptation, which will preview in Adelaide.
Blink and you’ll miss an eye hug
Gill Hicks’ short film project on how the COVID lockdown has affected artists also introduces the concept of an “eye hug” as a way to communicate compassion and support.
Review: A Grand Night at the Regal with Todd McKenney
The renovated Regal Theatre in Kensington Park reopened with a trio of weekend concert performances, starting with musical theatre song-and-dance man Todd McKenney.
Many hands make light work in Tarnanthi exhibition
Techniques from different cultures come together in the works of a mother and daughter pair of artists as part of the Tarnanthi: Open Hands exhibition at the Art Gallery of South Australia.
Tarnanthi rewrites photography from an Indigenous viewpoint
Past and present photographs of remote Indigenous community life paint very different pictures as part of this year’s Tarnanthi exhibition.
Review: Konstantin plays Beethoven, Adelaide Symphony Orchestra
Guest pianist Konstantin Shamray gave Beethoven’s “Emperor” concerto some distinctive but entirely plausible twists at times during this concert with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra.
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