Apr 19, 2018
Culture
Mar 6, 2018
Culture
The Royal Croquet Club’s true test
Quietly – well away from the controversy and the court cases – those in charge of the Royal Croquet Club's artistic program have made changes designed to test a new generation's appreciation for art.
MoreMar 1, 2018
Culture
Thyestes: An ancient, familiar terror
Out from amid the archetypes of an ancient tale of horror and violence, this Australian production of Thyestes pulls something searing and terrifyingly familiar.
MoreMar 1, 2018
Culture
CityMag Style Sample: February
We take a look at Adelaide's sartorial standouts in the month of February.
MoreMar 1, 2018
Culture
Swapping trams for Holdens and back again
Are we seriously going back to the future?
MoreFeb 28, 2018
Culture
Split: On the edge of understanding
After initial development that involved only the exploration of physical and time restrictions, choreographer Lucy Guerin has crafted a work that speaks to some of humanity’s most difficult themes.
MoreFeb 27, 2018
Culture
Opening Night: Australian String Quartet
Louboutin heels and rose gold iPhones were out for the ASQ performance at Town Hall this month.
MoreFeb 23, 2018
Culture
Spinifex Gum heads to Adelaide Festival
The Spinifex Gum music project is equally influenced by the young Indigenous women who give its songs voice and the Pilbara landscape in which those songs were created.
MoreFeb 19, 2018
Culture
Stalin’s Piano: Scoring speeches ripe for song
Stalin's Piano, a musical work by Australian composer Robert Davidson, will re-contextualise famous speeches and the historical figures who delivered them for the Adelaide Festival.
MoreFeb 15, 2018
Culture
Seven lessons I’ve learnt over eight months in our new start up
If you want to survive as a media company – you better become a tech company too.
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