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An exclusive interview with the very charming Richard O'Brien, best known as the creator of The Rocky Horror Show.

Northern Light Theatre Company's next performance is the fun/dance musical 'Seven Brides for Seven Brothers'.

UATG to present Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare, directed by Megan Dansie.

Northern Light Theatre Company's next performance is the fun/dance musical "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers".

Following the huge success of Skywhale, Adelaide Botanic Garden will again play host to the 2014 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art: Dark Heart, with an exhibition of ambitious works of art in a range of media by Biennial artist Caroline Rothwell.

South Australia's only film society, Adelaide Cinematheque, kicks off its 26th year by revisiting the world's most famous spy in one of his most lauded outings.

Fans of the show, or the film, will be turning up in droves and, quite possibly, attending more than once during this season.

There are twists and turns and red herrings galore, and plenty of laughs to keep the audience entertained.

Bakehouse Theatre Company presents Death in Bowengabbie.

The Adelaide Festival had many excellent productions to offer but, for me, this was the stand out performance for this year.

It is hardly necessary to tell anybody in Adelaide what sensational voices these two possess, or what marvellous all round entertainers they are.

He's a bloke, he's a yobbo, and his name is Chris Franklin.

This is a highly energetic show that will keep you laughing from start to finish.

Card magic doesn't get any better than this.

Rime of the Ancient Mariner is a modern retelling of Samuel Taylor Coleridge's classic tale of a mariner and his crew.

Independent Theatre began its theatrical life at the Adelaide Fringe in 1984, and celebrates its 30th birthday this year.

Having pirates brandishing cutlasses as the ringing tones of Gilbert's and Sullivan's famous operetta sounded out over the river was a fabulous experience.

He's a bloke, he's a yobbo, and his name is Chris Franklin.

Everyone in the cast contributed to this memorable, magical, performance in a way that showed hours of preparation, thoroughness, and passion.

Once again, Conlin has successfully presented a sophisticated cabaret performance that connected with every person in the audience.

This is a simply great event, with a mix of nightclub, art, cool tech, geekism, cocktails, and cupcakes.

You will be entranced, entertained, and given food for thought as Bob Paisley demonstrates what a really great actor can do with a superb script.

This performance was a side-splittingly hilarious journey through Waters's life and some of his greatest films

MacCulloch is one of the most insightful and well-spoken speakers to have graced the Adelaide Writers' Week in recent years.

The play gave us the discomfort of holding our phones up to mirror ourselves in an ultimately chilling look at currently socially accepted mores and politics.