Browse photos from theatre in Australia - Adelaide including opening nights, red carpets, production shots, concerts & special events.
Stand-up comedian Simon Brodkin, known for character work and the BBC series LEE NELSON'S WELL GOOD SHOW, launches his biggest solo stand-up tour yet with 72 international dates featuring crowdwork and commentary on modern Britain.
Edu Díaz's seven-time award-winning solo show A DRAG IS BORN will debut in Australia at Adelaide's Nexus Arts as part of Feast Festival.
Apphia Campbell's Nina Simone-inspired theatrical production will tour Australian cities including Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide following its 2024 acclaimed run and West End success.
Adelaide Festival revealed its 42nd program featuring 54 events, including 7 world premieres, 12 Australian premieres, and 10 exclusive productions from international and local artists.
The Broadway musical about Neil Diamond's life and career will open at Adelaide's Her Majesty's Theatre, following seasons in Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane.
The Australian String Quartet will present its final 2026 tour, Voyager, commencing in Perth on October 12 and visiting Sydney, Adelaide, Canberra, Brisbane, and Melbourne through October 29.
ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER'S STARLIGHT EXPRESS - LIVE ON STAGE will come to cinemas internationally including the UK, Ireland, Germany, Australia and Canada.
The Art Gallery of South Australia appointed Noongar curator Zali Morgan to lead the Tarnanthi Festival, securing major new funding partnerships with the South Australian Government and BHP.
Japanese-Brazilian singer Lisa Ono will perform at Adelaide Town Hall as part of her Australian tour, bringing her blend of bossa nova, Brazilian rhythms and jazz to local audiences.
The Coriole Music Festival will present chamber music performances at McLaren Vale vineyards, featuring world premiere commissions and international artists alongside South Australian cuisine and wine.
The Adelaide Symphony Orchestra announced its 2027 season, featuring a Beethoven symphony cycle, performances by Ben Folds, film concerts with scores from STAR WARS: THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK and HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON 2, and new commissions from Australian composers.
The Tony Award-winning musical AVENUE Q will tour Australia starting in Brisbane on 26 May, with subsequent stops in Melbourne, Gold Coast, Adelaide, Canberra, Sydney, Western Sydney, Newcastle, and Perth through October 2027.
After premiering in Brisbane, LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS is finally on the move, set to play strictly limited seasons in Hobart, Melbourne and Wollongong, with additional cities rumoured for 2027.
The Australian String Quartet announced two national tours and flagship festival experiences alongside collaborations with orchestras and ensembles across Australia.
Chamber Music Adelaide will celebrate a decade of the free annual festival with a major new commission by composer Hilary Kleinig, a world premiere, and performances by over 100 musicians across Adelaide's North Terrace cultural precinct.
Australian comedian Denise Scott will tour her solo show TICKETY BOO to nine cities in 2027, including Adelaide, Perth, Hobart, Sydney, Geelong, Wyong, Caloundra, Warragul, and Bendigo.
Australian artists can submit works inspired by the theme Beauty for the Kennedy Prize, a national visual arts competition offering a $25,000 award to emerging and established artists.
Cape Ballet Africa will stage its South African full-length production of SWAN LAKE at Artscape in Cape Town in February 2027 before touring to Australia in April 2027, marking the company's first international tour.
The MONTY PYTHON legend will present An Evening of Idle Conversation, a live tour featuring stories from his career and his new memoir, IDLE IN PROVENCE: A BRIEF HISTORY OF THYME.
OzAsia Festival will present its final Weekend of Words at Adelaide Festival Centre, featuring free conversations and debates with Asian and Asian Australian writers, comedians and thinkers curated by Sami Shah.
Additional cast members join David Berry, Bert LaBontè and Rodger Corser in the stage adaptation of Stephen King's novella for performances in Sydney, Melbourne and other Australian cities.
Richard Roxburgh and Heather Mitchell will star in Robert Icke's Olivier and Tony Award-winning contemporary adaptation of Oedipus at Adelaide Festival, co-produced with Sydney Theatre Company.
Mia Chung's critically acclaimed play will open at The Old Fitz Theatre, directed by Anna Houston and starring André de Vany, Robin McLeavy, and David Soncin in an exploration of generational conflict and familial expectations.
ROCK THE COAST, an inclusive live music event created by people living with disability, will take place at Victor Harbor Town Hall.
Adelaide's LGBTQIA+ arts and cultural festival will present its biggest program yet, featuring an opening night street party, a queer film festival, and the free Picnic in the Park.
Adelaide Festival Centre will host free family workshops, a BIGGEST MOB Family Day and theatrical productions including ERTH'S DINOSAURS and WHERE IS THE GREEN SHEEP? in the coming months.
State Opera South Australia will close its Golden Jubilee mainstage season with a new production of Bizet's CARMEN at Her Majesty's Theatre Adelaide, directed by Laura Hansford.
Adelaide Symphony Orchestra clarinetist Mitch Berick will lead a chamber concert of clarinet quintets by Mozart and Samuel Coleridge-Taylor at St Oswald's, Parkside, with seating limited to 140.
HOYTS will broadcast THE SONGS OF JOHN FARNHAM: A LIVING LEGEND concert live from Melbourne's Rod Laver Arena, giving fans nationwide access after the arena show sold out.
The Olivier Award-winning interactive family show will bring lifelike dinosaurs to Brisbane Powerhouse as part of an Australian tour spanning multiple cities during the summer school holidays.
The Art Gallery of South Australia named Mark Feary, Artistic Director of Gertrude Contemporary in Melbourne, as curator of the upcoming Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art.
The Australian Ballet will bring a major revival of Sir Frederick Ashton's CINDERELLA to Adelaide Festival Centre, anchoring a week-long celebration of ballet with exhibitions, classes and a mass public ballet event.
Anthony LaPaglia will make his South Australian stage debut as Willy Loman at Festival Theatre, joined by local actors Mark Saturno, James Smith and Luca Sardelis in Arthur Miller's play.
Richard Lewer's STEVE, a National Gallery of Australia touring exhibition on dementia and memory, opens at Port Pirie Regional Art Gallery on August 28, 2026, before a three-year regional tour.
The Australian String Quartet will return to South Australia's Barossa Valley with chamber music concerts, guest artists Parvyn and Josh Bennett, and food and wine experiences across iconic regional venues.
Tickets went on sale for Romeo Castellucci's BLUEBEARD'S CASTLE and Barrie Kosky's K.
Jiaoying Summers will reutrn to Australia this September for a national tour kicking off in Melbourne before heading to Brisbane, Sydney and Adelaide.
Ben Folds will perform two concerts with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra at Her Majesty's Theatre on February 18 and 19, 2027, marking the first reveal of the ASO's 2027 Season.
Following his starring role in Adelaide Repertory Theatre's production of The Man Who Came to Dinner, Peter Goers will return to the director's chair for Neil Simon's much-loved comedy, The Sunshine Boys.
OzAsia Festival's last edition will present a free program featuring concerts by REGURGITATOR and LASTLINGS, along with the Moon Lanterns display at Elder Park.
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The Thunderbolt Goodwood Theatre and Studios (10/22-10/31) |
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A Drag is Born Nexus Arts (11/06-11/06) |
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The Shawshank Redemption Her Majesty's Theatre (4/01-4/11) VIDEOS |
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The Heartbreak Choir State Theatre Company South Australia (11/20-12/05) |
