The Festival will be presenting some of the best guitarists from around Australia and the world, with artists crossing a range of genres and showcasing their skill, musicianship and creativity.
South Australia’s Leigh Warren & Dancers will share the bill with some of the world’s foremost dance companies when they head overseas this November to perform their critically acclaimed production Impulse at the esteemed Holland Dance Festival.
South Australia’s renowned children’s theatre company Patch has received another major honour, winning a Ruby Award for its Sustained Contribution to the Arts.
The State Theatre Company of South Australia’s groundbreaking musical “Metro Street” has netted a number of nominations in this year’s Adelaide Theatre Guide professional section of its Curtain Call awards.
Patch Theatre’s international reputation for excellence has seen it invited to perform at the Goyang Cultural Foundation’s International Children’s Festival in Seoul next month.
The Adelaide Festival Centre and Artistic Director for the Adelaide Cabaret Festival, David Campbell, are pleased to announce the program for the ninth annual Adelaide Cabaret Festival, 5 – 20 June, 2009.
New South Wales pianist Adam Adov, 23, has won First Prize and $33,000 at the 2026 Australian National Piano Award, announced on Saturday night at Riverlinks Eastbank in Shepparton.
Adelaide Fringe Fund opened a new round of grants on 15 October, offering financial support to eligible artists, events and venues participating in the 2027 Adelaide Fringe.
The Australian String Quartet (ASQ) has launched a $15 million endowment to provide long-term financial support for the organisation, with $4.725 million in gifts and pledges secured towards the target.