State Theatre playwrights to shine
Six emerging playwrights will have works in State Theatre Company’s 2025 program, which also features hit musical Kimberley Akimbo.
Six emerging playwrights will have works in State Theatre Company’s 2025 program, which also features hit musical Kimberley Akimbo.
The head of South Australia’s main performing arts centre, who helped bring Disney productions to town, will step down after nearly 19 years in the role.
When it comes to treading the boards, these are the young South Aussie actors and directors really worth making a song and dance about. Meet 10 next gen thespians.
A Disney favourite is finally heading to the Adelaide stage – find out how to join the waitlist for tickets here.
A groundswell of music lovers has appeared to protect Adelaide’s famous “Cranka” from developers whose plans have put the beloved East End pub’s future in doubt.
One of the state’s most iconic Mad March events will rock on in SA for another five years.
Extreme heat forecast for the long weekend has WOMAD organisers wary of fruit bats falling from the sky, prompting warnings and the installation of bat bins and sprinklers.
Former Tony Blair spin doctor Alastair Campbell is back in town for Writer’s Week to talk about politics, populism and how we arrived at a point where people like Donald Trump get elected.
With more than 1400 shows on offer this Adelaide Fringe, it can be tough to know where to start. As we cross the halfway line, check out our latest show reviews.
One of Hollywood’s most beloved heavyweights has reportedly been seen stretching out in SA – but what brings the Academy Award winner to town?
When there’s 64 epic Adelaide Festival shows to see, no one can afford to go to everything! Here’s our arts team’s top 10 picks.
Australia’s biggest arts festival is accused of “inflating” attendance records to bolster its case for more taxpayer funding after luring popular free events into its program.
Peter Malinauskas says he will not be a premier who “engages in censorship at arts festivals” after Jewish leaders call for activist Clementine Ford to be banned from Writer’s Week for doxxing.
Once a high-powered CEO in the US, Keith Alessi shares his story of how a life-changing event inspired him to travel the world with his banjo.
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