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Details: 22 October 2009

The Yeomen of the Guard | Gilbert & Sullivan Society of SA

This must surely be one of the most difficult G&S works to pull off successfully. But the G & S Society delivers a satisfying if unchallenging result.

Details: 22 October 2009

A hunger to control, consume, and devastate – exploitation in every imaginable form. This is the grotesque world of our own creation, a toxic landscape of molten lead and the blackest lava.

Details: 20 October 2009

More than 150 years after it first debuted (after very nearly being banned) in Venice, Rigoletto is still a surprising work.

Details: 19 October 2009

Seven Last Words from the Cross | James MacMillan

The last concert from the Seven Words series was the glorious crown of the set. A masterpiece by Scottish composer James MacMillan was the sole focus of the performance.

Details: 18 October 2009

If Elvis Presley was the pelvis of rock 'n' roll, then his latter-day namesake, Mr Costello, is surely the cerebral appendage.

Details: 18 October 2009

Micheline has a truly beautiful voice: technically flawless, but, above all, one which is capable of expressing profound emotion, with profound power.

Details: 18 October 2009

David Mamet’s Oleanna is a finely-balanced expose of the impact of intellectualism out of control. Behind the cool façade of academic arguments the lives of the two characters are unraveling.

Details: 18 October 2009

Mixed Salad’s Frankie and Johnny in the Claire de Lune is a sweet and funny play that is a deceptively complex, modern-day love story.

The Yeomen of the Guard | Gilbert & Sullivan Society of SA

Black Marrow | Chunky Move

Rigoletto | Opera Queensland

Seven Last Words from the Cross | James MacMillan

Elvis Costello

Brel with Chocolat | Micheline Van Hautem

Oleanna | University of Adelaide Theatre Guild

Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune | Mixed Salad