ADELAIDE THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 122

Tonight the Adelaide Festival Centre will sign an historic agreement with the China Cultural Centre which will bring more Chinese visual arts and performances to Adelaide.

In a season called 'Ranch Nights', Adelaide Cinematheque launches with a bang at 6pm tonight 4 February with classic western FORTY GUNS, starring Barbara Stanwyck.

For the first time in the long history of two of Adelaideis most celebrated and successful theatre companies The Gilbert and Sullivan Society of SA and Co-Opera are in collaboration!

?Acclaimed Australian illusionist Michael Boyd brings Mystique and some of the world's best illusions to the Adelaide for 2 shows only.

For the first time in the long history of two of Adelaide's most celebrated and successful theatre companies The Gilbert and Sullivan Society of SA and Co-Opera are in collaboration!

In the first of a series of Discworld novels for young adults, we meet the young witch-to-be Tiffany Aching - a girl who reads the dictionary for fun - because no-one ever told her not to.

?Adelaide Festival Centre has announced that it will build a Hollywood-style Walk of Fame, as part of the Festival Centre redevelopment project that will commence in 2016.

Two of South Australia's brightest talents have collaborated to create a unique and enchanting experience as part of the 'One Night Only' concert series in the glorious Banqueting Room at Adelaide Town Hall.

It's only a matter of weeks until Candy Chambers opens up with her new show, Candy Chambers is Degusting, at Entropy in Thebarton, as part of Adelaide Fringe.

UK powerhouse musical comedy duo EastEnd Cabaret return to Australia and the Adelaide Fringe in 2016 with their trademark no-holds-barred, raucous and risque musical sketch comedy and a brand new show.

Based on the children's book, by Judith Kerr, this drew plenty of young people.

To celebrate its 40th anniversary and the true joy of multiculturalism in SA, Carnevale, Adelaide's own Italian Festival, is pleased to be showcasing other cultural groups on its specially created MULTICULTURAL SATURDAY.

In a season called 'Ranch Nights', Adelaide Cinematheque launches with a bang at 6pm on Thursday, 4 February with classic western FORTY GUNS, starring Barbara Stanwyck.

Following smash hit musical comedies about Charles Darwin and Albert Einstein, multi-award-winning Tangram Theatre Company returns for the 2016 Adelaide Fringe to take on the 'queen of radioactivity' Marie Curie.

Fresh from critical success in Melbourne, a five-city Canadian tour and a month in Edinburgh, Salvador Dinosaur presents THE ORCHID AND THE CROW -- a tragi-comedy about faith, sex, identity and ritual, created and performed by Daniel Tobias and directed by Christian Leavesley.

Following a critically acclaimed season at Edinburgh Fringe 2015 and London's iconic Arcola Theatre, Holden Street Theatres in association with The Gilded Balloon and Henry Naylor present the Australian premiere of Echoes by Henry Naylor, a provocative and brutal tale of colonialism and the rhyme of

Steve Backshall walks on stage at Her Majesty's Theatre to a howl of applause.

Jemma Rix as Molly and Rob Mills as Sam are an ideal duo.

There are three fine performances and a lot of emotion crammed into this one-act play.

The most exciting and talented circus performers from Australia and around the world will come tumbling  together in a cavalcade of tricks, flips and mind-boggling stunts for the world premiere of BIG TOP BONANZA at the 2016 Adelaide Fringe.

?Part club-night, part cabaret performance and all chaos, CULT is a queer mash-up of your old VHS collection and your hacked Netflix account, with your favourite films brought to life on stage in strange, glorious and sometimes very frightening ways.

What happens in Vegas, also happens in Melbourne on 15 & 16 January 2016 when all the sizzle and spectacle of a true Las Vegas show will be celebrated at The Palms at Crown with THE ULTIMATE VEGAS SHOW

International cabaret sensation and Adelaide Fringe royalty Le Gateau Chocolat is back with more glamour, more glitz and more of his beautiful baritone than ever before - and this time, it's for kids.

Adelaide Fringe darling and Olivier-winning star of La Clique and La Soiree Le Gateau Chocolat teams up with UK drag icon and internationally acclaimed cabaret artist Jonny Woo for an evening of unadulterated musical theatre nonsense in A NIGHT AT THE MUSICALS.

Brace yourself Adelaide, because the Heavens are about to open at the Fringe: Peter & Bambi Heaven, to be exact, and they'll be raining down glitz, glamour and magic tricks in a variety spectacular that's even more overdone than this weather metaphor.