Adelaide

The Finders Keepers: Eyes On Adelaide Design

With 200-plus stalls, there’ll be no losers or weepers in Adelaide this August when the hugely popular Finders Keepers Market makes its South Australian
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Designer For Hire: One Night Stand

So you have one big event this year and you need to look glam, but your bank account is far from...

Adelaide’s finest designer hire boutique, One Night Stand, is...
BangNation @ Adelaide Fringe Review

The duo BangNation cause ruptures of laughter with their manic take on sketch comedy.

Sketch comedy occupies a small piece of the pie that is the Brisbane comedy...
Australian Rock & Metal Institute: The School Of Hard Rocks

Van Halen's 'Hot For Teacher' song asked you to 'think about all the education that you've missed and you'll discover your homework was never quite like this'.

So,...
Charlotte Wood On Adelaide Writers' Week

With five fictional novels (and one non-fiction piece about her love of cooking) under her belt, Charlotte Wood's most recent novel 'The Natural Way of Things' was released
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Habitus: Dancing On The Furniture

'Habitus' is a fusion of dance, acrobatics, humour and various household paraphernalia in a production promising to be both deeply emotional and playful.
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Yeti's Demon Dive Bar @ Adelaide Fringe Review

Billed as the lovechild of 'Rocky Horror' and 'The Mighty Boosh', it is possible that expectations were high.

Theatrical comedy duo EastEnd Cabaret are certainly...
Puddles Pity Party @ Adelaide Fringe Review

Puddles’ show at Fringe is a pity party you can really indulge in.

Puddles the Clown has been called ‘the sad clown with the golden voice’ by his many fans around...
Chopper's Republic Of Anzakistan @ Adelaide Fringe Review

Health Franklin’s strine-spangled Chopper has been around for just about 10 years and, to most people, his would be the more authentic version.

While Mark ‘Chopper’...
A Night at the Musicals @ Adelaide Fringe Review

Le Gateau Chocolat returns with Johnny Woo and 140 kilos of packed “draggage”.

Cabaret sensation and Fringe favourite Le Gateau Chocolat does not travel lightly,...
Nath Valvo @ Adelaide Fringe Review

Jokes about dads, not dad jokes.

Nath Valvo has crafted a show featuring a unifying narrative on a theme that all of us can relate to: fearing becoming like our...
5 Crazy Things Emily Tresidder Has Done And Shall Never Regret

Emily Tresidder points out what really makes us human: because we can define so much as crazy, and can be whatever crazy is.

Emily's new show explores the Zen of...
Sammy J & Randy Land @ Adelaide Fringe Review

When you find yourself stuck in a rut there’s only one thing to do. Borrow three million dollars and open a theme park with your best friend – who just happens to be a purple
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Soilwork @ The Gov Review

At The Gov on Friday night (12 February), Soilwork played to a crowd of approx. 150 on the back of their latest album, 'The Ride Majestic'.

The album peaked at...
Em Rusciano is NOT A Diva

Given her wide following, the theme of Em Rusciano’s latest sell-out show might seem a little odd.

“The show I am bringing to Adelaide Fringe, is about wanting to...
5 Tinder Tips For A Tip-Top Profile

In their debut Fringe show, Sophie Miller and Alicia Norton will show you all about how they’ve been there and done that (absolutely all of it) – with all the TMI, juicy,
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The Events Of Adelaide Festival

Art often reflects the world it is created in, and when the world got unfathomably devastating in the case of the Norway attacks of 2011, there was a reaction from a
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Butt Kapinski @ Adelaide Fringe Review 2016

Nobody escapes from private eye Butt Kapinski.

Some people are hesitant to sit in the front row of a stand-up comedy gig for the fear of being singled out by the...
Tolu @ Adelaide Fringe Review

When there are so many circus offerings during Fringe, how is one to decide which to see?

It can seem a bit overwhelming with so many talented individuals who put...
Unsound Adelaide Welcomes NIN's Alessandro Cortini

Unsound Adelaide returns in 2016 for the fourth edition of what has become an important showcase of avant-garde music.

This year’s programme promises to be one of...

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Adelaide

With 200-plus stalls, there’ll be no losers or weepers in Adelaide this August when the hugely popular Finders Keepers Market makes its South Australian

So you have one big event this year and you need to look glam, but your bank account is far from...

The duo BangNation cause ruptures of laughter with their manic take on sketch comedy.

Van Halen's 'Hot For Teacher' song asked you to 'think about all the education that you've missed and you'll discover your homework was never quite like this'.

With five fictional novels (and one non-fiction piece about her love of cooking) under her belt, Charlotte Wood's most recent novel 'The Natural Way of Things' was released

'Habitus' is a fusion of dance, acrobatics, humour and various household paraphernalia in a production promising to be both deeply emotional and playful.

Billed as the lovechild of 'Rocky Horror' and 'The Mighty Boosh', it is possible that expectations were high.

Puddles’ show at Fringe is a pity party you can really indulge in.

Health Franklin’s strine-spangled Chopper has been around for just about 10 years and, to most people, his would be the more authentic version.

Le Gateau Chocolat returns with Johnny Woo and 140 kilos of packed “draggage”.

Jokes about dads, not dad jokes.

Emily Tresidder points out what really makes us human: because we can define so much as crazy, and can be whatever crazy is.

When you find yourself stuck in a rut there’s only one thing to do. Borrow three million dollars and open a theme park with your best friend – who just happens to be a purple

At The Gov on Friday night (12 February), Soilwork played to a crowd of approx. 150 on the back of their latest album, 'The Ride Majestic'.

Given her wide following, the theme of Em Rusciano’s latest sell-out show might seem a little odd.

In their debut Fringe show, Sophie Miller and Alicia Norton will show you all about how they’ve been there and done that (absolutely all of it) – with all the TMI, juicy,

Art often reflects the world it is created in, and when the world got unfathomably devastating in the case of the Norway attacks of 2011, there was a reaction from a

Nobody escapes from private eye Butt Kapinski.

When there are so many circus offerings during Fringe, how is one to decide which to see?

Unsound Adelaide returns in 2016 for the fourth edition of what has become an important showcase of avant-garde music.