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The evening was dedicated to the late Frank Ford, the founder of the Cabaret Festival.

Adelaide company ActNow Theatre has officially opened registrations for the fourth year of their Arts Pathway Program for First Nations people.

The Cabaret Fringe Festival kicks off today with a fascinating line-up of shows around Adelaide to showcase the diversity of expression that makes cabaret such a popular and accessible art-form.

Following their sell out season in 2018 at the True Colours Festival in Singapore, No Strings Attached Theatre of Disability (No Strings), in association with Adelaide Festival Centre, are excited to present the Australian Premiere of I FORGOT TO REMEMBER TO FORGET in the Space Theatre from Wednesda

The play is a comedy, but it has depth and substance.

An extraordinary, emotional piece of real youth representation.

Vincent Namatjira has been named the winner of the Ramsay Art Prize 2019, Australia's most generous prize for young people, with his work Close Contact.

Around 2000 South Australian school children from 24 schools strutted their stuff across Adelaide Riverbank Footbridge today, kickstarting the 2019 DreamBIG Children's Festival, which runs until June 1.

Adelaide performer Shelley Dunstone has created a new cabaret show, based on the life of Lani Hall, lead singer of Brasil 66.

Joint Artistic Directors Neil Armfield AO and Rachel Healy's third Adelaide Festival generated an estimated gross expenditure of $76.

Davies gives a fine performance in the role of the libertine.

The company covers all of the bases to ensure a good night out.

A challenging piece that, no doubt, will please audiences.

For the second year running Adelaide Central School of Art (ACSA) has been identified as the best art school in Australia.

The highs and lows of a doomed relationship.

You might still be lucky enough to get tickets, if you hurry.

There are many reasons why a young person may not go to school anymore.

Attention to detail is a hallmark of Independent Theatre productions.

It all began with the iconic Motorcycle Song.

A sell-out success when last performed in Adelaide (2017) Michael Jackson The Live Concert Experience returns to Adelaide's Thebarton Theatre for one performance only on Saturday 1 June at 7.

The Kalalaya School of Indian Performing Arts attracted a very healthy audience.

This is the footy show which puts the boots on and then puts the boot in.

Grammy Award-winning US bluegrass band Punch Brothers will headline a Special Edition of Adelaide Guitar Festival in July.