A tribute to the tumultuous life and sublime songs of Hildegard Knef, Shelley Dunstone is set to tell a fascinating story of a woman mired in scandal, yet adored and reviled in equal measure.
Category Archive: Festivals
Brendan Fitzgerald Quartet returns to CabFringe with their popular recreation of the world of iconic jazz musician Dave Brubeck celebrating a decade since the show’s debut.
We all know the late and great Olivia Newton-John, but did you know that she started out in a duo with her best mate, who married the producer that made the hits, which made ONJ famous?
The Adelaide Jazz Festival a reminder that Adelaide is far from going to sleep as we head into the colder months
It has been a bumper season of outdoor summer festivals – that mostly makes up for the previous pandemic years when touring festivals were an impossibility. And Vintage Vibes, another welcome addition to our music calendar, was fitting finale to the season, boasting an excellent line-up of (mostly) Australian talent and a perfect location.
An Artist & An Acrobat is a show for everyone.
As a resident of Adelaide over COVID times, Gordon is able to connect with his audience with stories of familiar haunts before launching into anecdotes from life as a comedian experiencing the world.
With perfect weather and smaller crowd number (following three sold-out days), WOMADelaide’s final day was pure bliss.
A good proportion of the World of Music and Dance highlights of WOMADelaide Day Three revolved around Africa.
WOMADelaide has never had a headliner quite like Florence + the Machine. Day two review.
