ADELAIDE THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 71

Adelaide will get to see Beautiful, The Carole King Musical, after all, following the city being cut from a 2018 national tour.

The Corinthian Singers sing A Song by the Sea on Sunday 28 July at 2pm at Newland Uniting Church, Victor Harbor.

STARC Productions returns to the Bakehouse this July with five of the most popular of David Ives' brilliant sketches from All In The Timing, namely Sure Thing, Variations On The Death Of Trotsky, Long Ago And Far Away, English Made Simple and The Universal Language.

The Art Gallery of South Australia is proud to be the first State institution in the country to display The Uluru Statement from the Heart.

The Book of Mormon opened on June 29 at Festival Theatre, Adelaide Festival Centre.

Feast (Adelaide's LGBTQI Arts and Cultural Festival) Quiz Night fundraiser is back in 2019 and we're absolutely thrilled to announce our special guest host CHRISTIAN HULL.

The  warm welcoming Concerts@KentTown series of Winter and Spring concerts, at the historic Wesley Uniting Church, cnr Fullarton Road and Grenfell Street, Kent Town begins 2pm Wednesday 17 July, tickets, at the door, are $15 and include a delicious afternoon tea.

This year's special edition of Adelaide Guitar Festival has officially opened, with the highly successful Guitars in Bars program extended and taking live music to even more people and places.

It has been a long time coming, but it was well worth the wait.

The Cabaret Fringe Festival is in its final week, with eight amazing acts still to come! The month-long festival has seen over 30 shows at venues including Gluttony at Masonic Lodge, Union Hall and Sparkke at The Whitmore.

Enchanting illumination and mystical darkness will unfold as Patch Theatre's latest creation ZOOM opens across Adelaide and regional South Australia.

Writer, Brenton Whittle, and director, Sue Wylie, have created a delightful production.

The Book of Mormon today announced a ticket lottery, in which a limited number of $30 tickets will be sold by ballot before each performance at Festival Theatre, Adelaide Festival Centre.

Adelaide Festival Centre has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA), China, formally outlining our cooperation and friendship with one of the world's leading theatre companies.

Theatre Guild presents a student production of THROUGH A GLASS DARKLY by Ingmar Bergman, directed, cast and crewed by student members of the Guild which opens in the Little Theatre on Thursday 11 July at 7.

Young Artist Exchange will return to Adelaide and Sydney with its visionary artistic mentorship program for young artists this July.

Victorian comedian Elizabeth Davie will receive a 12-month mentorship and $2000 towards performing in the 2020 Adelaide Fringe after being selected as the successful recipient of this year's Matt Tarrant Emerging Performers Grant.

It's St George's Day, the day of the Flintock Fair and the day officials from Kennet and Avon Council arrive to evict Johnny 'Rooster' Byron for good.

An additional preview was announced today for the upcoming Adelaide season of The Book of Mormon, on Tuesday 25 June at 7:30pm at the Festival Theatre.

Dami Im brings a touch of class to the Cabaret Festival.

Long anticipated musical In the Heights is coming to Adelaide at the Arts Theatre this September, presented by the award-winning team at Pelican Productions.

I prepared myself to expect the unexpected and that is exactly what I got.

It was all too quickly over, but the audience would have stayed all night.

Musical skill, maddening solitude and melancholic storytelling culminate in Cranking Hog Productions' rendition of The Double Bass, the only play penned by acclaimed German writer, Patrick Suskind (Perfume: The Story of a Murderer).

The Spiegeltent took on the feel of a much more intimate jazz club.