Meet Charlie Wilkins: The man doing more than you in 24 hours

Olympic swimmer and renowned dancer Charlie Wilkins manages his two professional strengths with grace and determination. He lets CityMag into his world for one remarkable rehearsal.

‘End of an era’: Industry heavyweights depart Music SA

After nine years working with not-for-profit organisation Music SA, Anne Wiberg is stepping down as board chair, while Kim Roberts is leaving the general manager role after less than two years in the job.

‘UnSeen’ lifts the curtain on disability

True Ability Theatre co-creative director Kelly Vincent says the company’s latest theatrical production, 'UnSeen' – a montage of monologues presented by a “100 per cent disabled cast” – puts marginalised stories centre-stage.

Are you an artist who’s been affected by COVID-19? There’s a survey for that

The National Association for the Visual Arts (NAVA) has launched an online survey to calculate how much the crisis will cost the creative industry.

Re-making Macbeth

That most magnificent of tragedies - Macbeth - comes to life once more in the hands of the State Theatre Company, and this time the play's central power struggle is brought into modern times.

Mr Burns Off Stage Party

Taking theatre Off Stage

The State Theatre Company comes good on their promise to make theatre more rock'n'roll.

Meet The Garden of Unearthly Delights’ architect

The Garden of Unearthly Delights announces its full 2017 program today, so we've sought out Sarah Stewart – the mastermind behind the design of Adelaide's original pop-up festival venue.

The Mill goes global

The founders of The Mill are taking their brand and mission overseas with a series of international collaborations.