A guide to the abundant Adelaide festival season, because there's literally too much to choose from.
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Artistic director David Sefton takes us through his top picks for the inaugural year of RCC Fringe.
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The smash-hit art installation, House of Mirrors, that debuted at Dark Mofo in Tasmania, is open for your gawking in the Garden of Unearthly Delights this Fringe.
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He's played with George Clinton and Parliament, and when he was 19 he got to play Prince's guitar at a house party. Alex Rossi is bringing the Minneapolis Sound to Adelaide with a bunch of guest acts to rock the Garden of Unearthly Delights every weekend.
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Strut & Fret, the team behind LIMBO and BLANC de BLANC are bringing a brand new circus spectacular to the Adelaide Fringe at the Garden of Unearthly Delights.
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Filmmaker James "Jimmy Trash" Cameron has made a film about Australia in the '80s through the lens of the petrol, steel, rubber and dirt of Speedway. Jimmy argues Australia needs greater self-reflection as a nation, to celebrate our icons and also our ingrates.
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Original art, the likes of which you’ll be consuming at Adelaide Festival can take a lot of brain space and emotional maturity to work through. Sometimes, like a beer between wines, what’s needed is something simple and refreshing in between.
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Written by Samara Hersch and Lara Thoms and performed by seven schoolchildren, 'We All Know What's Happening' explores the relationship between Australia and Nauru and the human lives caught in the middle.
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Adelaide duo Wing Defence's perfect combination of earnest songwriting and '90s pop-punk nostalgia is set to kick-start St Jerome's Laneway Festival Adelaide 2019.
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Whether intended as a rite of passage, evidence of allegiance, or purely as art, tattoos have traditionally acted as a form of self-imposed exile from mainstream Western culture. From atop the tattooist's chair, Ben Brooker explores the meaning of marking yourself in the modern age.
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