‘They will be missed’: Midnight Oil on fire for farewell tour
Midnight Oil has always done things their own way. What was probably their final show in Adelaide was no exception – here’s our review.
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Boheme On The Beach review
State Opera’s seasoned cast and the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra were a recipe for, not only success, but an extra special evening.
Girl from the North Country review
There’s a stellar cast making magic with the immortal music of Bob Dylan – this production of Girl from the North Country simply shines.
Tina reveals festival’s big hits as Libby scores cabaret award
Tina Arena has launched the 2022 Adelaide Cabaret Festival at its Variety Gala – where a local star won the prestigious Icon Award.
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Garden of operatic delights
Co-Opera’s decision to move its production of Handel’s opera Acis and Galatea from its original indoor venue to a garden setting shows there can be an upside to social distancing.
The most and least successful ‘first dance’ songs of all time
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Meet the Fringe’s new poster child
What has a penny-farthing bicycle, a handlebar moustache and pink high-heeled boots? The star of the 2021 Adelaide Fringe poster, that’s who – and you can see it for the first time here.
Well, hello dolly – opera is back
A new production of a long-lost Australian classic will bring opera back to the stage at Her Majesty’s Theatre in November.
The Great Plane Robbery movie Qantas tried to kill
It was an SA-made film from an Oscar nominated director that set a furious Qantas on a mission to hide it from Aussie eyes. Now Scott Hicks hopes his lost movie can finally come home.
Review: Chameleon changes its colours
Physical theatre performer Britt Plummer has reworked her 2019 Fringe solo show to become an ensemble piece for a season at Rumpus Theatre in Bowden.
Art Gallery names new chairman
The co-founder of an Adelaide international corporate law firm has been named as the new chairman of the Art Gallery of SA.
Go Big with your dreams
South Australia’s schoolchildren will burst out of the pandemic gloom next year with a vibrant arts festival to be held across the state.
Rumpus makes room for theatre
Did you hear the one about the chameleon, the hamster and the boxer who sings karaoke? They are all part of a new theatre season at Rumpus collective in Bowden.
Upgrade for Queen’s Theatre
Restoration work and internal upgrades are planned to make Australia’s oldest mainland playhouse, the Queen’s Theatre in Adelaide, more user-friendly for visiting productions.
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