Adelaide
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Red Bastard: Lie With Him (If You Dare) At Adelaide Fringe
How free is your love? You’re about to find out. Every. Single. One of you.
Red Bastard’s latest show 'Lie With Me' is a show about love, lust, fear and sexual... -
Noughty Girls Are Bringing Back The 2000s At Adelaide Fringe
Three friends receive invitations to their ten-year high school reunion, forcing them to revisit the 2000s like never before.
Part sketch comedy, part memoir, full... -
Cold Chisel Heats Up The Adelaide 500
They may have 'left their hearts to the sappers round Khe Sanh', but Cold Chisel will always be one of South Australia's proudest international exports.
The band is... -
The Dark Space Performances: Blind Ambition At Adelaide Fringe
Members of Melbourne bands Niko Niko and The Kumiko Sex Band bring an all-new musical experience to Adelaide Fringe this year.
The Dark Space Performances is a... -
Synthesis: Port Community Art Members Exhibition In SA
The Black Diamond Gallery, which forms part of the Port Community Arts Centre, is riding a new wave of optimism, as hipsters gravitate towards the opportunities offered by
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Peter Combe Bellyflops In A Pizza
Australian children’s entertainer Peter Combe is certainly a legend now.
The singer has been delighting Australian children for decades, with many homes being... -
Fleabag: A Comedy With Deep Undertones
In the space of half a decade, the universe occupied by Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s creation, 'Fleabag', has steadily evolved and expanded; what began in 2013 as a one-woman play,
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George Michael: Adelaide Symphony Orchestra's Listen To Your Heart Tribute
The music of late-and-great pop star George Michael gets the big band treatment when singers Rob Mills and Andrew De Silva lead an all-star tribute with the Adelaide Symphony
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By A Thread: Open Letter From One Fell Swoop Co-Founder
What happens when you give seven acrobats thirty metres of rope?
Circus piece 'By A Thread' by One Fell Swoop, which is playing as part of Perth's Fringe World and... -
St Jerome’s Laneway Festival Adelaide Review @ Harts Mill
The Port Adelaide incarnation of Laneway Festival is precious, not simply because it is the first leg of the Australian tour.
At Harts Mill, triple j presenters... -
Groovin The Moo 2018 Line-up
This year's Groovin The Moo (GTM) line-up is bursting with incredible talent, both local and international, as the event once again weaves its way around the regional
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Rory Lowe: Storytelling At Its Best This Fringe Season
Rory Lowe is full of stories that have been heard by many people.
Even Tame Impala says he's 'even funnier than he is insane'. Rory will bring a bunch of his tales... -
POW! Negro Are Humbled To Play WOMADelaide
After a positive 2017 with the launch of their debut EP and a swag of awards, Fremantle outfit POW! Negro attacks the New Year with their first-ever performance at
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Randy’s Anti-Crisis: Exploring The Concept Of Belief
Randy Feltface is about to hit the stage with his new solo show ‘Randy’s Anti-Crisis’, so scenestr sat down with the purple felt comedian to get the lowdown on what to
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Walk Of Fame Gala Review @ Adelaide Festival Centre
With the unveiling of the Adelaide Festival Centre’s Walk of Fame, the Torrens/Karrawirra Parri riverbank has become the Australian artistic equivalent of Hollywood
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2018 BlenheimFest Line-up
It's time to dust off your swag and ready yourself for a Good Friday getaway (29-30 March) of music, dancing, camping and all-round good vibes at the 2018 Blenheim Music and
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Casus Circus Is Seeking Human Contact With Driftwood
You’re not going to see anything like ‘Driftwood’.
The latest show from acclaimed Brisbane-based group Casus Circus is a spectacular display of daring acrobatics... -
Amos Gill Tours With New Show Where Have I Been All Your Life?
Fresh from touring the US, Adelaide comedian and radio breakfast host Amos Gill debuts his new show ‘Where Have I Been All Your Life?’.
“I’m very stressed out so... -
NOLA at Nexus: There’s No Place Like New Orleans
New Orleans: The Big Easy, Crescent City, The City That Care Forgot or, quite simply, NOLA.
Whatever you call it, New Orleans is perhaps known for one thing better... -
Ronnie Taheny Has One Last Musical Swim Before Retirement
Singer-songwriter Ronnie Taheny is bringing the curtain down on her 35-year career as a touring, do-it-yourself musician with a final show at The Gov she’s calling ‘The Last
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