Jamie Jewell on I Will Survive
Could it be that Adelaide based actor, singer and dancer Jamie Jewell may find himself in the running among other triple threats vying for the coveted position of a one night only chance on Broadway - playing the role of Tick in The Adventures of Priscilla Queen ...
Adelaide writer Lucy Campbell's short play Godfrey will be produced at the Bakehouse Theatre September 3 - 15, 2012 as part of their inaugural Black Box Initiative being supported by Arts SA.
One purpose of Bakehouse's new program is to support the work of local writers and see them produced rath...
Daniel Champagne
New EP REAL LIVE amp National Tour
2011 was action-packed for singer-songwriter and extraordinarily talented guitarist Daniel Champagne. With the release of his debut album Pint of Mystery, accompanied with 100s of shows both here and internationally, he was kept on t...
Ten Scared Fish amp Kangaroos Hop
by Ros Moriarty illustrated by Balarinji
Read and reviewed by Sunita (2), Rojiina (5) (English is a second language) and Jac (3) amp Australian FatherUncle David Jobling (50)
AUD $12.99 inc. GST
First question, Why are they scared
Let's have a rea...
Fry's Planet Word - on DVD
Stephen Fry's intelligence is as obvious as the nose on his face.
The man himself is seldom actually obvious in any way shape or form, and indeed it the ways, shapes and forms of communication through words that he explores in this illuminating series produced for B...
What I discovered about Tony Abbott on Twitter
by David Paul Jobling
Years ago I wrote to the local Parliament House and Premier of the State requesting that politicians wear a red ribbon to commemorate World AIDS Day.
At the time I was on a national steering committee for World AIDS Day a...
It is our minds that are the true image makers on more than one level. We project what we see through our interpretations of it often enough without really acknowledging that this is exactly how we determine our world.
We take a whole series of photographs and then decide which ones will go on d...
Sarah Tomlinson was sent off to see the collaboration between Sydney Theatre Company and the Bangarra DanceTheatre called BLOODLAND and after much thought she filed this report
Bloodland felt like a gate I wanted to open but couldn't.
Caught behind it, I could only watch from a distance, des...
In 2012 SPOKE is bigger and better!
Running for five days, from March 13 -17, at Shimmering West, located at the front of AC Arts, Light Square.
SPOKE
Word Festival 2012
SPOKE 2012 offers showcases, forums and workshops from 13 - 17 February 2011.
Date Event Stream Time Locatio...
Pegging up the Sky
Best Puppetry award nomination Fringe 2009
Adult puppetry by one of Australia's leading puppeteers
gabrielle griffin
Opening Night Tues 28 Feb 9pm- Sun March 4 9pm 2012
Puppet Palace, Gluttony precinct, Rymill ParkRundle St Adelaide
Tix $1512 available on door...
Conscious Music Festival
The Conscious Music Festival celebrates artists whose creative motivation is towards unity, peace and positive social change.
The Conscious Music Movement is helping heal the world with one voice at a time, one song at a time, one listener at a time by bringing mess...
Reporting in a Multimedia World
Barbara Alysen, Mandy Oakham, Roger Patching and Gail Sedorkin
AUD $49.99 inc. GST
Reporting in a multimedia world is an excellent course book providing a comprehensive breakdown of what the title suggests. It is contemporaneous enough to provide the readers...
ONE TRICK PONY
presents
PEEP
A continuous show at the Peep Tent, Garden of Unearthly Delights $6 (for 5 minutes)
The Garden of Unearthly Delights is a messy rambling noisy affair, just as you'd expect of a carnival sitting on the edge of the Adelaide Fringe. It attracts young folk out for ...
Alasdair Tremblay-Birchall
Presents
The
Venue Tuxedo Cat
Dates 23rd February - 06th March (not Wedesdays)
Tickets $16.00 all tickets
Times 0600pm
Bookings adelaidefringe.com.au amp at the door.
Scottish born French-Canadian Australian comedian Alasdair Tremblay-Birchall is ...
O-LIVE 2012
On Saturday 25 February 2012, the Adelaide University Union's O-Live concert returns with their biggest and best line-up to date.
Featuring four powerhouse acts including Stonefield, Tracer, The Medics and Tim Fitz, this not to be missed event is the perfect way to kick o...
Chaos to order
Graduates come together in show of best and freshest
Opening night 600pm, Wednesday 22 FebruaryOpening speaker Nick Mitzevich, Director, Art Gallery of South Australia
Drill Hall, Torrens Parade Ground, Victoria Drive, Adelaide
Friday 24 February to Sunday 18 March
Hours ...
SUMMER NIGHTS ON THE BALCONY AT THE TOWN HALL
Lord Mayor Stephen Yarwood launched Adelaide's newest place to see and be seen with the who's who of the city last Friday night.
The Balcony at the Adelaide Town Hall, open Fridays from 4pm during the summer months, is a sophisticated and savvy new...
Call for families amp friends to join the
Australia Day Parade!
Organisers of the Australia Day in the City celebrations are calling for individuals, families and groups to take part in the Adelaide street parade.
The Parade begins at 6pm on Thursday 26 January from Hindmarsh Square bef...
BED PERCUSSION The Garden of Unearthly Delights - Idolize Spiegeltent
There were three in the BED and the little one said...
Bang! Crash! Thud!
Don't expect to snooze lightly in the Garden of Unearthly Delights on Sun 19th Feb at 5.30pm - an explosion of rousing metal, plastic and wood s...
Adelaide Festival Centre in association with Tim Lawson presents
A CHORUS LINE
You may have seen the movie of a chorus line directed by Sir Richard Attenborough and featuring Michael Douglas in the role of the director, Zach (played here by Josh Horner).
If you have only seen this screen ...
Adelaide writer Lucy Campbell's short play Godfrey will be produced at the Bakehouse Theatre September 3 - 15, 2012 as part of their inaugural Black Box Initiative being supported by Arts SA.
One purpose of Bakehouse's new program is to support the work of local writers and see them produced rather than left in the bottom drawer or on the shelf. This can only be a good thing for students and graduates of the Professional Writing Advanced Diploma as long as they seize the opportunity as Lucy Campbell did
It is our minds that are the true image makers on more than one level. We project what we see through our interpretations of it often enough without really acknowledging that this is exactly how we determine our world.
We take a whole series of photographs and then decide which ones will go on display. Before digital cameras were so much a part of everyday life, the black box camera required a film that had to be exposed and then sent away to be developed and printed
Sarah Tomlinson was sent off to see the collaboration between Sydney Theatre Company and the Bangarra DanceTheatre called BLOODLAND and after much thought she filed this report:
Bloodland felt like a gate I wanted to open but couldn't.