Corrina Jeffries and Tash Stoodley.

iSpy

Mr Burns opening night

Mr Burns - A Post-Electric Play, presented by the State Theatre Company of SA and Sydney's Belvoir Theatre, opened at the Adelaide Festival Centre last week.

Theatre

Gone Viral goes to the heart of teen grief

When Adelaide playwright Sally Hardy began writing the play that became Gone Viral, she intended for it to be a comedy exploring teenage friendships. But then her dad was diagnosed with cancer.

Cabaret Festival

Boobs 'n' all cabaret with Bridget Everett

Outrageous New York singer and comedian Bridget Everett promises a wild night at her 2017 Adelaide Cabaret Festival show, warning audience members: 'Be ready to leave your inhibitions at the door.'

Arts & Culture

Bringing Dusty Springfield's colourful life to the stage

'Dusty' promises to transport Adelaideans to the swinging '60s with familiar hits and fabulous costumes, but Todd McKenney warns the musical may also bring audience members to tears.

Arts & Culture

Singin' in the Rain is drenched in pizzazz

You’ve seen the film a dozen times. Do you really need to see the stage show? Yes, you most certainly do. This latest theatre production of hit musical Singin’ in the Rain is spectacular in every sense.