Adelaide

Amy Lehpamer and debutante Baylie Carson give their hearts and souls as Dusty Springfield and her inner child in a revival tailored to our modern times.

Something wicked this way comes… it’s Aussie punk-rock band Clowns as they pile into a tiny car for their ‘Dead In The Summer’ tour kicking off in January.

The Peaches live experience is like The Flaming Lips on heat; an erotic carnival ride of eroticism and fetish.

Glenelg Foreshore

In a festival state that nurtures organically grown backyard arts companies of global renown and that is persistently abuzz with travelling troupes of performers, it is

With 2016 coming to a close, it's a good time to reflect on what was, and look forward to what is to come.

British house DJ, Joey Negro aka Dave Lee is a pioneering force in electronica responsible for some of the biggest UK dance remixes of the '90s.

The impact that educators can have upon the lives of their students has been a fertile source of inspiration for dramatists: 'To Sir With Love', 'Dead Poets Society',

The Governor Hindmarsh Hotel and The Wheatsheaf Hotel are the first venues to be inducted into the SA Music Hall Of Fame.

It's an interactive ghost story that has to be experienced to be believed, as you sit around a table blindfolded, with nothing but your imagination.

The Adelaide Festival Centre is home to two distinct collections: the Works Of Art Collection and the Performing Arts Collection.

With the world mired in the darkest political times in recent memory, artists like Amanda Palmer are resolved to ignite the flame of activism and awareness, one song at a

Where there's a will there's a way. And where there's Wil Anderson, there's a damn good chance you're going to laugh yourself silly.

The magic of Dusty Springfield begins again with a re-imagining of 'Dusty: The Musical' starring Amy Lehpamer, Todd McKenney and the multi-talented Virginia Gay.

Christmas is coming to Adelaide, and the Kapelle Singers are helping to welcome it in a festive and musical way.

Subversive and rebellious Bosnian band, Dubioza Kolektiv is coming Down Under for the first time ever for their politically-charged ‘Happy Machine’ album

Two legendary artists crippled by love and life, Cole Porter and Edith Piaf, were divinely reincarnated on the Dunstan Playhouse stage by Adelaide cabaret

Her music may be predominately bleak, but Olsen is not an angel of darkness; her smile and insight brings comfort to the heartbroken.

'Swan Lake' was an ugly duckling when it debuted in Moscow, but became ballet’s shining crown when it was adapted in St Petersburg, as Russian expert and promoter Andrew

Studio wizardry alone no longer pays the bill; musicians need to enchant on stage in the digital age.