The 2019 Adelaide Fringe festival is up and running, and Frontier Comedy is proud to announce something for everyone, with very different shows from five incredible comedians.
Adelaide Festival welcomes the return of the The Palais Long Lunch Series in 2019 and who better to take food and festival to the next level than one of Australia's most beloved journalists together with one of Australia's most admired politicians.
This is an impressive and memorable evening in Fefu's house.
How do you measure a man? Is it the way he walks, the way he talks? The critically-acclaimed Gavin Roach presents his one man show, The Measure of a Man, in The Arch, Holden Street Theatres, 34 Holden Street Hindmarsh, for three performances only today 22 November at 6:30pm, and Friday 23 and Saturd
Maison De Danse (House of Dance) is premiering in Adelaide at this year's Feast Festival on Friday 23 November 9pm at the Chateau Apollo in an inclusive electronic dance music (EDM) community event ready to excite, inspire and dazzle audiences with its own unique and fun curated program of sublime u
The story is told through the eyes of 17-year-old Eugene Gant.
30,000 Notes is a 2019 Adelaide Fringe production by Under the Microscope in which an audience of just 32 patrons per performance will be immersed in a room covered in local playwright, composer, performer and multidisciplinary artist Josh Belperio's lifetime of handwritten notes, diary entries, mus
This show is Elvis with a twist of jazz.
The plot brings ten disparate characters together on an island off the coast of Devon.
Don Quixote tilts at windmills once more.
State Opera will present one of the most beloved operettas of all time at the Adelaide Festival Theatre later this month.
The State Opera of South Australia will present one of the most successful comedic operettas ever written The Merry Widow at the Adelaide Festival Theatre from November 29 to December 6.
South Australians will be treated to a heavenly performance on earth, when the award-winning immersive show, Enlighten comes to Adelaide Festival Centre in November.
Chamber Music Adelaide's award-winning event, On the Terrace, is now an established part of Adelaide's summer chamber music calendar.
Adelaide Festival Centre is proud to present Season 2019, a year of blockbusters and ground-breakers.
The Gods of Strangers explores the migrant experience in post-war Australia.
This is the hilarious adults-only parody of Sesame Street.
This is a modern classic that holds a special place in the hearts of Chinese.
If you want to catch this one, you'll need to book right now.
This was an outstanding performance.
Australian cricket legend Wayne Phillips will join Bollywood Queen Zeenat Aman, famed author and outspoken social commentator Shobhaa De, and prominent writer William Dalrymple in Adelaide's first satellite of the iconic Jaipur Literature Festival, starting today.
Winner of 3 Tony Awards including Best New Musical, and featured on award-winning HBO series Big Little Lies, Avenue Q is the outrageously funny adult answer to Sesame Street.
The Corinthian Singers begin their Christmas season with Handel's MESSIAH.
ReConnect is the annual showcase event for No Strings where our performers demonstrate their amazing abilities.
Chloe Black been doing stand up for 17 years but 2 years ago came out as transgender and has been performing as her true self ever since.
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A Taste of Ireland - The Irish Music and Dance Sensation AANT Centre (9/24-9/24) |
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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) |
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Scotch College - Hadestown Thebarton Theatre (8/08-8/09) |
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JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR THERRY THEATRE (7/23-8/01) |
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Scotch College - Hadestown: Teen Edition Thebarton Theatre (8/06-8/06) |
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The Heartbreak Choir State Theatre Company South Australia (11/20-12/05) |
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Commentary State Theatre Company South Australia (8/21-9/05) |
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LOGAN ST State Theatre Company South Australia (7/24-8/08) |
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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) |
