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After a very successful year in 2018, STARC Productions will be kicking off their 2019 season at the Bakehouse Theatre with multi award-winning playwright Neil Simon's well-loved comedy LAST OF THE RED HOT LOVERS.

The concert served as a soft launch for a new Adelaide venue.

Scott Wings uses his signature blend of physical theatre and poetry to get men to open up about their feelings, in an unmissable adventure this Adelaide Fringe.

Extinguished Things is a new play from award-winning playwright Molly Taylor, who returns to Adelaide after her hit season of Love Letters to the Public Transport System (WINNER Adelaide Critics' Circle Award Week 2) at the 2018 Adelaide Fringe.

Foil, Arms and Hog is an Irish sketch comedy group comprising Sean Finegan, Sean Flanagan and Conor McKenna.

Nathan Quadrio has put together a very fine cast.

In a contemporary single-faith Middle Eastern state, a charismatic preacher with a radical message of peace emerges from the desert.

Award-winning UK actors, Neil Salvage and Nicholas Collett ('The Six-Sided Man', 'Spitfire Solo' and 'Your Bard') team up with Adelaide's Stefanie Rossi for Australian premiere.

The Adelaide Fringe is getting classy this year, with Hartstone-Kitney Productions brining seven incredible shows to the Noel Lothian Hall.

Ivor waits, his train of thought broken by his fragmented and decaying memory.

Adelaide company ActNow Theatre is delighted to announce the return of their Queer Youth Theatre Workshops, running Tuesday nights from February 5.

Australian dance icon Meryl Tankard and Australia's award winning Restless Dance Theatre have joined forces to present the world premiere of Zizanie by Meryl Tankard, for the 2019 Adelaide Festival.

The Back Left Project presents the Australian Premiere of Back Left at the Adelaide Fringe, February 16 - March 3, 2019 at Live From Tandanya in the Tandanya Theatre.

Brisbane comediennes #FirstWorldWhiteGirls are taking aim at wellness gurus in their brand new show Spirit Animal, heading to Adelaide Fringe in March.

Showtime Australia will present the critically acclaimed live production, The Greatest Love of All - A Tribute to Whitney Houston, Starring Belinda Davids across Australia in April, 2019.

If your life is spent up in the sky, what happens when you're forced to plant your feet back on the ground?

The National Wine Centre, 'the home of the nation's wine collection', is set to become a premier Adelaide Fringe destination in 2019 boasting over sixty acts from all over the globe.

10 things I Hate About Taming of the Shrew will take you back the good old days, when we worried about Y2K, wore butterfly clips in our hair, and became total babes the minute we took off our glasses.

8000 people attended the second edition of Adelaide French Festival, celebrating the joie de vivre and indulging in a jam-packed program of all things French - from food and opera, to film, theatre, music, dance and workshops.

Winner of the Holden Street Theatres' Edinburgh Fringe Award for 2018, Build a Rocket is a powerful, funny and uplifting one-woman show about triumph over adversity.

After a very successful year in 2018, STARC Productions will be kicking off their 2019 season at the Bakehouse Theatre with multi award-winning playwright Neil Simon's well-loved comedy LAST OF THE RED HOT LOVERS.

Adelaide has been selected as the host city of the 2020 Fringe World Congress, which will be held to coincide with Adelaide Fringe's epic 60th anniversary.

In its fifteenth year running, Pelican Productions are holding their annual 'Music Theatre Camp' and recently introduced 'Spotlight' programs this January.

A decadent program of music, theatre, performance and visual arts as well as food, fashion and family fun has been unveiled for Adelaide Festival Centre's 2019 Adelaide French Festival.

A three-day celebration of all things French, from fashion and food, to music and theatre, begins today for Adelaide Festival Centre's Adelaide French Festival.