ADELAIDE THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 147

The inaugural 'The Body in the Garden', a crime and garden writers' festival, will be held in the Adelaide Botanic Garden this weekend.

1785 saw the premiere of The Marriage of Figaro and 1791 the French Revolution.

The Kegelstatt Ensemble are fast becoming one of the premier chamber ensembles in Australia and, as their most recent concert proves, deservedly so.

State Theatre once again have another successful piece of theatre on their hands, with nods and words of approval flowing as the audience left the Dunstan Playhouse at the Adelaide Festival Centre.

Travis is headstrong and confident, with the world at his feet.

In response to hundreds of messages from Adelaide fans, the Estate of Michael Jackson and Cirque du Soleil announced today that Michael Jackson THE IMMORTAL World TourTM will now come to Adelaide in October this year as part of its Australian tour.

Our Mob 2013 is a statewide celebration of South Australian Indigenous art and artists.

Our Mob 2013 is a statewide celebration of South Australian Indigenous art and artists.

Three music graduates from the Elder Conservatorium, who studied in the early 2000's and went on to create incredible careers for themselves in the world of jazz, come together for the first time in a jazz blockbuster, once only, concert at the Scott Theatre at 7.

We rarely have a chance to see somebody as exceptionally skilled and talented in physical theatre as Gavin Robertson and, as with the other three performances so far, everybody should be fighting for tickets.

This gem from Nicholas Collett has now been played many, many times, in many, many locations and, it is safe to say, will continue to be played for a long time to come.

Douglas Gautier, the CEO and Artistic Director of Adelaide Festival Centre, has been elected as the Chair for Association of Asia Pacific Performing Arts Centres (AAPPAC) at the annual Conference Daejon in South Korea today.

Bond! An Unauthorised Parody, finds the man with all the technical gadgets, the smart answers, and a string of girls with extraordinary names passing through his bed, facing the greatest challenge of his career as he hunts for a super-villain and a bomb.

As its final production for 2013, Independent Theatre is staging that most famous of all Irish comedies - John Millington Synge's 1907 masterpiece, The Playboy of the Western World.

Wagner's bi-centenary is remembered in the moving and evocative Prelude to Tristan and Isolde.

This s a master-class in how to write, direct, and perform a one man show, playing a number of very different characters, from varied regional backgrounds and social classes.

The latest offering from the University of Adelaide Theatre Guild is the multi-award winning Adelaide playwright and screenplay writer, Andrew Bovell's Holy Day (The Red Sea).

There's a lot 'two' know, when it comes to GMT's two-week International Theatre Series: The inaugural International Theatre Series opens, at The Forge, in Marryatville High School, today.

1785 saw the premiere of The Marriage of Figaro and 1791 the French Revolution.

Let your mind wander back to another time and another place as you see the retelling of the most amazing story of all.

With one hundred concerts, three hundred world premieres, and enough accolades to fill an auditorium, composer driven chamber music outfit, The Firm, are gearing up to present their 100th concert since their inception in 1996.

Some of the best and brightest of South Australia's arts and cultural professionals have been recognised at the 2013 Ruby Awards.

UATG Theatre Guild presents HOLY DAY by Andrew Bovell.

Adelaide Festival Centre's Cabaret Festival was honoured with the 'Sustained Contribution by an Organization or Group' award at South Australia's art and cultural awards, The Ruby Awards on Friday night.

Nominations have now opened for the 2013 BroadwayWorld Australia - Adelaide Regional Awards!