A striking performance of ecological urgency and intimate storytelling.
Category Archive: The Arts
Embarking on a Drift to the Unknown asks you to listen, as though the past is breathing in your ear.
Laneway turns 21 next year and has announced a bumper 2026 lineup to celebrate, featuring Chappell Roan, Wolf Alice, Wet Leg and plenty of other highlights.
OzAsia Festival, Australia’s leading contemporary arts festival engaging with Asia, has launched its longest program yet, spanning four […]
“A polished, visually striking reimagining of Christie’s darkest tale.”
A sex-positive dramedy that treads the line between candid sexuality and reflections on relationship dynamics.
Adelaide Fringe is inviting artists from all backgrounds and disciplines to enter their annual poster competition, a distinguished tradition that has, since 1974, launched emerging talent and celebrated bold artistic expression.
Promising a high impact, open air street party, Poppin Out is the official after-march destination for Pride Adelaide, keeping the energy rolling from the rally to the dancefloor with a stacked lineup of drag stars, DJs, and pop royalty.
After the record-breaking success of The Mousetrap, Adelaide audiences can look forward to another masterfully crafted mystery as Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None this August.
The largest arts festival in the Southern Hemisphere has once again proven its significant impact on South Australia’s economy, with the 2025 event generating a total expenditure of $197.7 million, with $144.2 million identified as new money injected into the state econom
