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Theatre for young people deserves work of this quality writes our critic.

Perth and Adelaide audiences will experience the romance of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast when the much-anticipated respective seasons of the hit musical opens in Adelaide in May 2025 and Perth in July 2025.

It is personal, sympathetic, and very well done writes BroadwayWorld's critics.

Time is running out to submit nominations for the 2024 BroadwayWorld Australia - Adelaide Awards.

Bring the friends and family and set off on an extraordinary musical adventure with On The Terrace.

The Met is on a winner with this one says our critic in BWW's review of THE BOY FROM OZ.

A superbly realised production.

Australian Dance Theatre is throwing open the doors to The Odeon to independent dance artists with ADT:RAW, a rapid-fire dance catalyst that will spark the beginning of ten new projects at the cutting-edge of contemporary practice.

There are just two weeks left to submit nominations for the 2024 BroadwayWorld Australia - Adelaide Awards.

The art deco Victa cinema has been in business since the 1920’s and on Sunday 10 November it plays host to the acclaimed Windsong Quintet and their concert Ocean Winds.

A major new exhibition, Radical Textiles will launch at the Art Gallery of South Australia on Saturday 23 November alongside a calendar of programs and events that explore fashion, feminism, craft, sustainability and more.

St Jude’s Players’ final production for its 75th anniversary year will be the Australian drama, A Hard God, by Peter Kenna.

As an ensemble, the cast performs with great enthusiasm and precision.

The four dancers interpreted Zoe Gay's choreography with extraordinary skill and athleticism.

To hear it orchestrated for 67 musicians is a remarkable experience.

A tour de force by Martha Lott as Miss Docker.

Brink Productions has announced the appointment of Justina Gardiner to its Board of Directors.

The audience found plenty to laugh at.

Adelaide Festival Centre’s DreamBIG Children’s Festival launched its school program inspiring the children of South Australia to reflect on their past, present and future, with the theme ‘I Was, I Am, I Will Be,’ in celebration of the festival’s 50th year.

Internationally acclaimed German artists Eva Schad (harpsichord) and Oliver Fartach-Naini (guitar) will thrill South Australian music enthusiasts with an exploration of the rarely heard combination of guitar and harpsicord.

Performers from around the world came together last Sunday, September 15 to take part in Adelaide Guitar Festival’s Adelaide International Classical Guitar Competition final.

Join the largest gathering of Asian and Asian Australian writers and thinkers in the country for a weekend of thought-provoking panels, inspiring conversations and engaging workshops at OzAsia Festival’s Weekend of Words from Friday 8 to Sunday 10 November at Adelaide Festival Centre.

We are so very lucky in Adelaide to see musicians of this standard.

Antoine Boyer and Yeore Kim left us wanting more.

This was a richly rewarding experience.