Adelaide
Performance review: Young Talent Time 50th Anniversary Reunion Special
Adelaide gives the not-so-young team all its loving.
Balancing the scales of women’s representation in fine music
She Speaks, a day of concerts and conversations presented by the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, celebrates the works of female composers…
Theatre Review: The Appleton Ladies’ Potato Race, State Theatre Company SA
A much-loved country tradition becomes the battleground for bigger issues.
Theatre that challenges ideas of Muslim Australian identity
When playwright Lur Alghurabi and ActNow’s CEO Yasmin Gurreeboo didn’t see Muslim Australians on stages, they created their own production.
ArtsHub speaks with $100,000 Ramsay Art Prize winner, Kate Bohunnis
South Australian artist Kate Bohunnis has won the Ramsay with a kinetic sculpture that explores the oscillation between function and…
The joys and challenges of making art for babies
Everybody has a right to a cultural life, including toddlers and babes in arms. The presentation of such work can…
New festival promises more than just bright lights on cold nights
Illuminate Adelaide, the nation’s latest winter arts festival, has released the first glimpse of its inaugural program.
Theatre review: The Boy Who Talked to Dogs, Slingsby/STCSA (Adelaide Festival)
The real-life story of dog-whisperer Martin McKenna, whose life took him from misery in Limerick to a new life in…
Find the freedom to create your future in music and sound
Gear up for an exciting career in music and sound production with a TAFE SA course at Adelaide College of…
Review: Natsuko Plays Beethoven, ASO
Concertmaster Natsuko Yoshimoto farewells the ASO with an exhilarating performance.