ADELAIDE THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 41

The late-night comedy game show taking Australia by storm is heading straight for the Adelaide Fringe.

Charles DePoopier: A Musical is a new show from the House of Spaghetti Theatrical Society.

To celebrate its recent 50th birthday, Currency Press, Australia's foremost publisher of the performing arts, is convening the Australian Playwrights' Festival.

After a sold out, award winning debut at Adelaide Fringe in 2022, MATADOR sabor de amor returns to this years' Adelaide Fringe from Friday 18th February - Sunday 20th March.

Have you ever drooled while concentrating too hard? Taught yourself to juggle to avoid studying? Or played Pokémon Go on your wedding night, because… #sexy? Life, right? Full of distractions, complications and 1,001 reasons to procrastinate.

Fresh from sold out shows at the Darwin Fringe Festival, 'Evocación' features a 5-piece ensemble, performing traditional Flamenco music and dance, with a contemporary frame.

Adelaide Festival Centre's Festival Theatre is welcoming back audiences in spectacular style with two new entrances unveiled today, featuring the reinstatement of significant artworks, and a program of exciting light shows, entertainment, and free events over the coming weeks.

Experience the highs and lows of being an aspiring drag superstar! Join your drag mothers (The Beastie Girls) and battle for supremacy over your rival house.

Brink Productions today announced that Trish Hansen has been appointed as its new Chair, commencing on 16 February 2022 when longstanding Chair Stuart Symons will retire after 10 years with the company.

Join your six favourite friends at their favourite café for a night of unstoppable laughs with a new musical that lovingly lampoons the beloved NBC sitcom.

Oracle debuts at Adelaide Fringe in 2022, from Friday 18th February - Sunday 20th March.

For the 2022 Adelaide Fringe, Holden Street Theatres will present a new initiative entitled HST On-Screen.

Seven-time ARIA Award winning singer-songwriter Wendy Matthews will bring her soulful sound to Adelaide Cabaret Festival for the first time in June, joining Artistic Director Tina Arena and an impressive line-up in headline show, Songs My Mother Taught Me.

F*CKING ANCIENT includes real (lightly tweaked) stories from Maggie's real life, weaving together comical tales from her Podiatry career where she works with the elderly nearing the end of their lives, her desire for love and her knowing deep inside that there must be something beyond this physical

The inaugural event will feature conversations with some of Australia’s leading artistic voices and environmental activists who will explore creative opportunities to educate, inspire and mobilise communities for climate action.

Common Dissonance is a new contemporary circus work produced by Na Djinang Circus and directed by company founder and Wakka Wakka man, Harley Mann.

Sewer Rat Girl by Siobhan Gibbs will tour from its home in inner-city Brisbane to the bustling metropolis of Adelaide for this year's Adelaide Fringe Festival.

When Adelaide-born Eleanor Stankiewicz was seven she watched the animated film Anastasia and imagined that it was the story of her grandmother.

This February GODZ will challenge perceptions and set pulses racing for its SA Premiere at Adelaide Fringe Festival 2022, held in the Vault the Garden of Unearthly Delights from February 18th to March 20th.

After the sell-out success of its premiere season in April 2021 at The Holden Street Theatres, The Pash returns as a solo show for its Fringe debut in 2022.

Frozen is headed to Adelaide! The Australian production of the hit Disney musical will come to Adelaide beginning in May 2022 at the Festival Theatre, Adelaide Festival Centre.

This Adelaide Fringe, Frank Ford award-winner Patrick Livesey (The Boy, George, Gone Girls, DIRT) returns with an original solo performance, Naomi, about the life of their late mum who died by suicide in 2015.

This is one of the better productions of this play that I have reviewed.

Frank Ford and Adelaide Critic’s Circle award-winner Wil King (DIRT, ABC/Netflix’s Why Are You Like This) returns for Adelaide Fringe 2022; this time opposite rising star Bridget Gao-Hollitt (Joseph Gordon Levitt’s Superpumped).

27 Club, the acclaimed rock’n’roll event of Adelaide Fringe 2021, is back for Adelaide Fringe 2022.