ADELAIDE THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 105

The ten-strong cast and two musicians are mesmerising.

State of Jazz will promote live jazz performances and activities right across South Australia between 16 April and 7 May 2017 in the weeks surrounding UNESCO's International Jazz Day, which falls on April 30 each year.

Following the success of The Jew of Malta last week, the Theatre Guild continues its 2017 season with a student production of Medea, opening on Thursday 6 April.

The debut Adelaide Festival from Joint Artistic Directors Neil Armfield and Rachel Healy concludes today with a bang, setting a new record with the biggest box office takings in the event's 57-year history.

To say that she is versatile is an understatement.

The band took to the tiny stage to an absolute uproar of applause.

WOMADelaide is always surprising.

The Soweto Choir has been playing to full houses and I can see why.

The big finish, New York, New York, brought the house down.

The third day of the WOMADelaide Festival opened to a threatening sky.

This is a fascinating way of storytelling.

Adelaide's favourite senior citizen in her new show,

The second day saw another warm but rather humid afternoon.

Watching this was like entering into an alien world of primitive creatures,

Amity Dry has done it again with 39 Forever.

Shows like this are what the Adelaide Fringe is all about.

Straight off the back of a 56 show international tour through France and Switzerland with its award-winning show, Knee Deep, Casus Circus is wowing audiences at this year's Adelaide Fringe Festival with their newest show 'Driftwood' which they are performing at the Menagerie in the Royal Croquet Clu

A beautiful sunny afternoon greeted the excited crowd attending the 25th WOMADelaide.

Who could resist the chance to hear Miriam Margolyes narrating Peter and the Wolf?

If there is one production that will be spoken of with awe for years to come, this is sure to be the one.

After playing to sold-out audiences around the country and unanimous critical acclaim, multi-award winning play The Secret River has continued its extraordinary success at the 2017 Adelaide Festival, selling out its season with nine performances to go.

Llewelyn-Williams is captivating, and a great storyteller.

Australian musical institution The Whitlams will mark their 25th anniversary with a national orchestral tour in April and May 2017, playing at Adelaide's Festival Theatre on Saturday 6 May.

There is not a weak link anywhere in this production.

Hilarious sketches from award-winning duo.