Adelaide Festival
Winning is everything at Pat’s Dance Academy, but success can be hard to take when it comes at the expense of friendship.
Adelaide Festival
How do a cast of adults go about the tricky task of portraying a troupe of highly competitive 13-year-old dancers? We talk to actor Amber McMahon about the “crushingly funny satire” Dance Nation ahead of its Adelaide Festival season.
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EXCLUSIVE | The leaders of South Australia’s major performing arts companies have collectively demanded a rewrite of their commercial agreements with the Adelaide Festival Centre, highlighting “significant tensions” arising from its “virtual power of monopoly in relation to quality venues in Adelaide”.
The State Theatre’s new administration has further distanced itself from a proposal to quit the Adelaide Festival Centre, despite the Company describing the facility as not “fit for purpose” in a recent submission to Infrastructure SA.
The State Theatre Company says it wants to build “a new home” – a multi-faceted theatre precinct it argues Adelaide currently lacks – as it seeks to shift out of the Festival Centre, where it has lived for the past 46 years but now argues is not “fit for purpose”.
Nakkiah Lui’s rambunctious rom-com Black is the New White has you laughing till your face hurts, clapping along and even dancing at your seat. But it’s also a play that give its audience something to think about.
Appearing at Bakehouse Theatre, Limit takes a multifaceted view of power as two reality-TV contestants embark on a one-way trip to Mars.
