Stone's Throw is the first ever physical theatre piece combining Chinese and Australian performers under a Chinese director, with distinctive improvised and composed music featuring Chinese and Western elements.
The GC Grand Central, one of the Adelaide Fringe's most popular hard-top venues over the past six years, is proud to announce an additional three shows to their 2021 Fringe line-up.
The 2021 Adelaide Festival officially opens today having already hit its box office target! With a whole host of events over the next 17 days, 2021 marks the 61st Adelaide Festival and the fifth under Artistic Directors Neil Armfield and Rachel Healy.
For this year’s Enlighten Festival, the National Gallery of Australia has commissioned Sydney-based artist Joan Ross to explore – and explode – the museum.
Bryan Burroughs's performance is magnificent.
Major exhibition of national significance featuring paintings not seen publicly for decades by pioneering woman artist will open at the Art Gallery of South Australia
Due to popular demand, internationally renowned, award-winning musician, comedian, actor, writer and composer, Tim Minchin, will perform a second show at Adelaide Cabaret Festival on Sunday, June 13 at 7.
In what will now be a formidable double bill, ballet superstar Natalia Osipova and her partner, the spell-binding contemporary dancer Jason Kittelberger, will present SIX YEARS LATER, a 25-minute duet choreographed by noted Israeli choreographer Roy Assaf.
In order to consolidate the best times for the Wild West Adventure Parties, these shows are available for reservations at 7 p.
Simon Basey laid his heart and soul bare.
Russell Starke is the only actor who could play Sir Henry Neville.
The clashing tankards routine is exhilarating.
Three of Darwin's finest comedians descend on Adelaide in March for their upcoming show, Ebony & Ivory.
Long-awaited since the production was closed down by the pandemic.
Horgan and Athanasov took to the stage to tumultuous applause.
Tim Minchin has revealed that he is bringing his show BACK back to Adelaide as part of the Adelaide Cabaret Festival on Saturday 12 June 2021.
The Cabaret Fringe Festival is an open-access arts festival held annually, each June, around the city of Adelaide.
After a year like no other, Adelaide Fringe 2021 is finally here – bringing bursts of colour, celebration and fun to South Australia over 31 magical days and nights.
Griffin Theatre Company has announced the appointment of Julieanne Campbell as its new Executive Director.
Adelaide Festival continues the legacy of unique Festival clubs with the announcement of its new hub The Summerhouse, which will be home to fifteen headlining contemporary music acts, opera on the big screen, Breakfast with Papers and Festival Forums through the 2021 Adelaide Festival from Thursday
Blake Everett and Oliver Coleman have received all sorts of critical acclaim for their solo-shows and now they are joining forces to bring double the laughs to Adelaide Fringe with the world-premiere of their first show as a duo.
This year The Garden program includes incredible performing artists from across the globe.
The livestream recording can be viewed on Adelaide Festival Centre's website and Facebook page and will be airing on Channel 44 on Sunday 7 March at 8pm.
The University of Adelaide Theatre Guild will return in 2021.
With the continued effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic preventing international shows performing live at this Adelaide Fringe, US production company, Hardly Working Promotions have found a new way to make their art available.
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Uncle Vanya - but there’s ASMR soap cutting videos playing in the bottom right corner State Theatre Company South Australia (7/09-7/18) |
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Log Boy State Theatre Company South Australia (10/01-10/10) |
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Scotch College - Hadestown: Teen Edition Thebarton Theatre (8/06-8/06) |
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JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR THERRY THEATRE (7/23-8/01) |
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Commentary State Theatre Company South Australia (8/21-9/05) |
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The Damage Is Done QTopia Sydney (6/25-6/27) |
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Scotch College - Hadestown Thebarton Theatre (8/08-8/09) |
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LOGAN ST State Theatre Company South Australia (7/24-8/08) |
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POMONA Adelaide University Theatre Guild (8/07-8/16) |
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Boogie Wonderland Adelaide Royal Coach (7/10-7/12) |
