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In commemoration of the ANZAC centenary, the internationally renowned New Zealand Dance Company will present Rotunda - a breathtaking theatrical experience of contemporary dance with choreography by award-winning choreographer, Shona McCullagh.

The evening began with Thompson performing solo on acoustic guitar, quipping that "while it feels strange to be opening for himself, it may provide some exposure'.

Highly respected English composer Gavin Bryars is Composer in Residence for the 2015 Adelaide Festival.

Their playing is of such a standard, their commitment to memorising every note is so impressive.

This is a family show in all respects, with as much to intrigue and engage adults as there is for the younger audience members.

For the first time this year, Adelaide Festival of Arts has introduced Pay What You Can Tickets for low income earners including pensioners and the unemployed.

James Joyce's sprawling masterpiece, Finnegan's Wake, goes beyond stream of consciousness to become a torrent.

This Jazz production of Tommy offers a marvellous score, an excellent orchestra, and superb performers.

The Glenn Miller Orchestra, a concert spectacular is returning to Australia to honour the year of the ANZAC centenary, featuring the great wartime songs and all the favourite Glenn Miller hits and more.

Aurelien Bory draws on both the spiritual aspects and the unusual acrobatic styles to create a piece of physical theatre.

Bakehouse presents James McLean: Big Enough and Ugly Enough, a Narrative Comedy, 23-28 Feb 2015.

With a wonderful weekend's weather forecasted, The Garden will be the perfect place to bring the family, see some award-winning children's shows and enjoy a day in Adelaide's beautiful Rundle Park.

World Commedia dell'Arte Day could not have been a more appropriate time to see The Royal Bloodbath, the latest performance from Commedia con Corinna.

The State Theatre Company of South Australia is presenting Beckett Triptych, a collection of three of Samuel Beckett's one-act plays.

South Australia's best and brightest young musicians will bring poetry, passion and power to the fore in Adelaide Youth Orchestras' bold new 2015 season program, officially launched today (Wednesday, February 25).

Acclaimed European piano and violin duo, Chris Jarrett and Luca Ciarla, will open Recitals Australia's exciting new Virtuosi Series and the Elder Perspectives Series with a not to be missed performance on 5 March in Elder Hall.

This was a marvellous and memorable night at the Governor Hindmarsh Hotel.

the production sold out performances, so perhaps there might just be a repeat season.

The marvellous performance featured songs written by one or other of the performers.

Cut is powerful and engaging theatre on every level, and is the product of an extraordinary team of consummate professionals.

Over 250,000 people are expected to flood the riverbank precinct over 17 nights starting next Friday (27 Feb) for Adelaide Festival's giant outdoor digital art gallery Blinc.

Michelle leaves her coastal rainy home in the Pacific Northwest to travel the eastern coast of Australia and the outback towards the Red Center.

BRENDAN FITZGERALD QUARTET recreates the world of iconic jazz musician Dave Brubeck, his genius, his relationships, his humanity and popular acclaim.

It was an excellent show, enjoyed by all, and it was a smiling audience that rose from their seats at the end.

Indulge in an intimate storytelling experience through song.