ADELAIDE THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 21

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.

Ben Saunders’s direction keeps the action flowing like champagne.

A fascinating and captivating performance.

Adelaide Festival Centre’s OzAsia Festival is celebrating attendances of more than 85,000 across the first four days of performances and community events at Adelaide Festival Centre and around the Riverbank precinct.

The 39th Adelaide Festival presents a reimagining of the direction festivals are taking in the 21st Century.

The hit musical Mary Poppins made a huge impression on the hearts of South Australians with a flow on impact to the state’s economy, generating expenditure of an estimated $23.

Rajan tells the story with humour, and great skill.

Director, Nick Fagan.

Adelaide Festival Centre lights up with sights, sounds, and tastes as OzAsia Festival opens for 2023.

It’s a big, strong, and convincing cast.

A new thought-provoking talk series, discussing the influence of the arts – The Don Dunstan Lectures - has been announced by Adelaide Festival Centre in partnership with Don Dunstan Foundation, Adelaide University and Flinders University.

A quirky musical with plenty of heart.

The artwork set to become the face of Australia’s biggest arts festival in 2024 has been unveiled.

An all new line-up comprising new Australian works, a big Broadway hit and a world premiere book adaptation will form State Theatre Company South Australia’s 2024 season.

Award-winning classical pianist Anna Goldsworthy's captivating memoir about motherhood unfolds on stage in November as a life-affirming new play with music.

St Jude’s Players are performing Scarlett O’Hara at the Crimson Parrot, by David Williamson, and directed by Geoff Brittain.

The audience was enthusiastic in its laughter and applause,

Attention festival lovers! Get ready to experience the ultimate celebration of culture and music set to bring the vibes and the beats to Adelaide’s Eastern Parklands on the 4th November 2023.