When Tarnanthi takes over the city, the city looks better for it. View images from the Opening Night of Pungungi Marrgu (old and new) by Regina Pilawuk Wilson and Mother and Child by Gunybi Ganambarr.
More
Colleen and Arthur Brennen retired on Hurtle Square after building many residential developments that helped this city grow up and fill out. We ride shotgun with them on a tour through town of all the places they’ve built and places they’ve lived in over the years.
More
Home is a complicated subject in Elsy Wameyo's latest soul-searching single, 'Outcast' - the first from her forthcoming EP.
More
Tahlia Borg and Cahli Blakers from Teenage Joans invite CityMag into their poster-covered world to discuss how high school informed their sound and why they're happy to have found their ilk.
More
Ahead of State Opera's production of Madama Butterfly, we took a tour behind the scenes with production manager Ben Flett to dissect the production to show us how an opera in South Australia comes together.
More
A filmic theatre work requires a score that is informed and obscured by the action on stage. Producer Mario Späte and actor and musician Max Garcia-Underwood speak about that balance in House of Sand’s The Split.
More
One of Australia’s best contemporary artists, Trent Parke, had planned to retire from photography. Instead, this week sees the opening of The Crimson Line – his new exhibition documenting a global moment of change.
More
Appearing at Bakehouse Theatre as part of State Theatre's State Umbrella program for independent work, Limit takes a multifaceted view of power as two reality TV contestants embark on a one-way trip to Mars.
More
Over two nights, Woodville Town Hall's November Nights festival will showcase an incredible lineup of women in contemporary music. To help guide us through the program, we asked Adelaide musician Alana Jagt for her top picks.
More
La Sing Karaoke Bar is like the city's drain – a huge swirling force constantly pulling people back to relive their dizzying performances on its 10cm tall stage. We spent a night learning to love the spotlight with some of La Sing's more accomplished performers.
More
Get CityMag in your inbox.
Sign up to our weekly newsletter.
Thanks for signing up to the CityMag newsletter.