WOMADelaide 2022 reviews
Who better to close a WOMAD packed with Australian artists than Paul Kelly, backed by the mercurial voices of Vika and Linda Bull, armed with two hours of bona-fide classics?
Arts
Adelaide Festival Adviser: The shows that stunned our critics
As the Adelaide Festival draws to a close, read all our reviews in one spot here.
The ’Tiser Fringe Adviser: Nearly 200 reviews in one place
It’s your last chance to make the most of Mad March! Plan your weekend of Fringe fun here and read all our reviews with The ’Tiser Fringe Adviser.
Kate Ceberano | Adelaide Festival 2022 review
While Ceberano’s hardcore fans lapped up a diverse set, a late change of venue had the cabaret crowd heading for the door.
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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.
Brewing up a taste for diversity
Social activist brewery Sparkke at the Whitmore has come to the aid of this year’s Feast Festival with a special Pridevember beer.
The Emperor strikes back
Adelaide Symphony Orchestra continues its celebration of Beethoven’s 250th birthday with another world-class soloist.
Do you recognise this historic old house?
This is a photo of a very old, very famous house many people would instantly recognise – do you know which one?
Amazing pictures from the Shimmer photography festival
The month-long Shimmer photography festival is taking place at venues throughout the Onkaparinga area. See some of the best photos from it.
Adelaide Review magazine to close
Arts and literature monthly The Adelaide Review will close with the publication of its 488th edition.
First review: Her Majesty’s Theatre and its debut production
Our critics have been stunned by both the newly reopened Her Majesty’s Theatre and its first major production – the State Theatre Company play Gaslight.
Sellout city! Theatre shows are the hottest ticket in town
Shows are selling out within days as Adelaide audiences flock to return to theatres with COVID-safe restrictions in place.
Review: Seeing Through Darkness by Restless Dance Theatre
Seeing Through Darkness draws inspiration from two exhibitions at the Art Gallery of SA and makes the strongest possible claim for the restoration of Restless Dance Theatre’s full funding.
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