ADELAIDE THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 21

Australia's leading theatre producer John Frost for Crossroads Live has announced that the acclaimed production of one of Australia's favourite musicals, CHICAGO, will open in Adelaide in August 2024.

The opening night performance was a big hit with the audience.

Due to huge critical and audience acclaim, The Wharf Revue: Pride in Prejudice has been extended for a further week to 23 December.

Abundant inspiration in AGSA’s 2024 exhibition program: Adelaide Biennial, Brent Harris, Reimagining the Renaissance, and Radical Textiles.

In an Australian first, the Art Gallery of South Australia today unveils a major new acquisition, a painting titled The Swing, 2020-23, by one of the most renowned and influential living British painters Chris Ofili thanks to the generosity of the visionary cultural philanthropists James and Diana R

Theatre Bugs is not just blowing out candles but has also announced that it is launching The Wiggles World of Dance programs right into the heart of South Australia.

Never before seen artworks by late Australian entertainer Barry Humphries AO CBE will be on display at Adelaide Festival Centre's Festival Theatre Galleries from this weekend, celebrating the artistic talents of Humphries.

It is very much like a pantomime.

This is a tour de force for Erin James

Adelaide Cabaret Festival's iconic opening night celebration in 2024 will be hosted by none other than Artistic Director and Chief Mischief Maker️, Virginia Gay, with tickets on sale tomorrow, Monday November 13.

For the first time since 2016 the internationally acclaimed guitar duo, Lee Song-Ou and Oliver Fartach-Naini, will perform at Kay Brothers Winery in McLaren Vale on Sunday 3 December at noon.

Voting is now open for the 2023 BroadwayWorld Australia - Adelaide Awards! Nominations were reader-submitted and now our readers get to vote for their favorites.

Sue Wylie is wonderful in what is almost a one-woman show.

It’s a musical I really enjoy.

Feel like a star this Christmas at Adelaide Festival Centre with a magical lunch and exclusive backstage tour of the Festival Theatre.

OzAsia Festival and the In Other Words program finished on a high last night, with more than 180,000 attendances across 190 indoor and outdoor events, showcasing the best of Asian and Asian Australian performance across a wide range of genres including theatre, music, dance, comedy, community events

I cannot recommend this show highly enough.

True Ability, a theatre company known for its powerful and thought-provoking productions by artists with disabilities, is inviting the public to a unique behind-the-scenes experience.

Her expressive vocals captivated the audience.

Brink Productions has announced the appointment of talented theatre maker Stephen Nicolazzo as the new Artistic Director.

In Other Words writing and ideas program and Bubble Tea Garden return for OzAsia Festival’s final weekend.

A modest play, sentimental without being mawkish.

A performance as multifaceted as Umiumare herself.

It was dreadful.

This was a deeply moving and most memorable performance.