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Evenings at Elder Hall presents three choirs in concert in 'Homage', a celebration of the centenary of Benjamin Britten (1913 - 1976).

Her Majesty's Theatre's stage is turned into an intimate theatre in the round, with a maze of bamboo to be traversed by the incoming audience, the arrival in the centre revealing a large round table at which sit three young ladies in panda outfits, shuffling decks of cards.

Leigh Warren Dance returns to the OzAsia Festival on 20-21 September with Not According to Plan - one of the year's most fascinating design and dance collaborations.

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.

UATG Theatre Guild presents HOLY DAY by Andrew Bovell.

Six of the most respected, young, professional, South Australian musicians will perform in the Kegelstatt Ensemble's second concert for 2013 at 3pm Sunday 13 October.

The audience was totally enthralled by this interpretation of the story of Nyai Ontosoroh; her life journey from childhood, gaining strength through adversity, to eventually achieve independence and control of her own destiny.

The next Fear-Eater Theatre theme will be Caribbean night tonight, September 19, 2013 at La Boheme on Grote St.

Each year the Adelaide Festival Centre presents the unique and exciting OzAsia Festival, and the opening performance this year was this remarkable work, Meeting With Bodhisattva, from U-Theatre of Taiwan.

This is the tale of Laura Jesson, who gets a speck of coal dust in her eye whilst standing on the railway platform, and Alec Harvey, the handsome young doctor who administers first aid

The Adelaide Festival Centre's Adelaide Cabaret Festival is working with the Hong Kong Fringe Club to bring a taste of the Adelaide Cabaret Festival and Our Mob exhibition to Hong Kong this October 17 - 20.

In 1786 Mozart was renowned for his symphonies and piano concerti.

Proudly supported by the Government of South Australia and Major Festival partner Santos, the culturally diverse and rich OzAsia Festival will run from today, 13 - 29 September and play host to 28 performances and 47 events featuring 195 artists and presenters from across the globe.

The full program for The Body in the Garden, Australia's first crime and garden writers festival, was announced today.

Many of those responsible for the worst war crimes managed to escape to South America.

Beyond the Screen - Zephyr Quartet present rarely performed concert works for string quartet by some of the legends of film composition and premiere a special commission from one of the leading lights of modern motion picture music-making.

William Makepeace Thackeray subtitled his mid eighteenth century story, Vanity Fair, "a novel without a hero", as every one of his characters has flaws, some more than others, which he makes clear in his tale.

After the runaway success of its premiere season in 2012, Sons & Mothers by No Strings Attached Theatre of Disability comes to the Space Theatre from 17 - 26 October.

Evenings at Elder Hall presents three choirs in concert in 'Homage', a celebration of the centenary of Benjamin Britten (1913 - 1976).

Adelaide's own Demi Lardner is set to perform her first shows back in her home town after winning the world's most prestigious stand up comedy competition, So You Think You're Funny, at the Edinburgh Fringe in August.

Questioning redemption, love, guilt, and the sins of the father, EAST OF BERLIN - nominated for the Dora Mavor Moore Award for best New Play in 2008 - is a tour de force that follows Rudi's emotional upheaval as he comes to terms with a frightening past that was never his own.

The 80-piece Adelaide Youth Orchestra will complete its 2013 Maestro Concert Series with a must see performance at Elder Hall on Sunday September 22 of works by some of history's finest composers - including 19th century music masters Tchaikovsky and Kalliwoda and the late Richard Meale (1932-2009)

The third community concert in the popular Concerts at Kent Town series commences at 2pm on Wednesday 18 September at Wesley Church, Kent Town.

The next Fear-Eater Theatre theme will be Caribbean night on September 19, 2013 at La Boheme on Grote St.

Adelaide's own Demi Lardner is set to perform her first shows back in her home town after winning the world's most prestigious stand up comedy competition, So You Think You're Funny, at the Edinburgh Fringe in August.