Two hours of non-stop entertainment and hilarity.
Feast Festival is in full flight and there is plenty to see and do to celebrate Adelaide’s LGBTQIA+ Arts and Cultural Festival from 1-22 November.
One such exciting offering on the Feast menu is Drag Kings and Things at It’s a King Thing, playing one night only, on 14 November at 6.30pm at The Wakefield Hotel.
Fontaines D.C. have announced a headline performance in Adelaide on 17 February next year at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre Arena.
The future of art in South Australia is in very safe hands judging by this astonishing piece by second year students from Adelaide College of the Arts. It was an immense privilege to witness a tight, intelligent and technically flawless show delivered by confident performers.
In fabulous news for Adelaide Fringe and its audiences, Australia’s own national, living treasure, stage and screen royalty Ernie Dingo will make his Fringe debut in 2027 with a new show and art exhibition, Ernie Dingo: Chasing Horizons and Ernie Dingo: Chasing Horizons the Exhibition.
Tandanya welcomes audiences to experience a collection of artistic expressions spanning music, artwork and food through Silent Country, a two-event Nature Festival collaboration at its Grenfell Street home on Friday 25 September and Sunday 27 September 2026.
Artists from South Australia, across the country and around the world are being invited to register their events for the 2027 Adelaide Fringe, with registrations opening on 8 September.
Following an announcement of a fallow year for 2026 the Adelaide International Jazz Festival is bringing three world-class […]
Opening night performances are not meant to be flawless. Performers should be ironing out their characters, finding their voice and hoping the lighting and sound technicians respond to the secret language of the actors brave enough to shed their skin before a fresh audience.
This production isn’t interested in preserving Chekhov in amber. Instead, it gleefully pulls apart the classic, layering absurdity, internet culture, humour and theatrical self-awareness over the familiar text.
