Words by Fatema Sitabkhan Overall rating: ★★★★ Trish being dressed in a yellow Star Trek-style uniform, we knew there was going to be no dying in this show. Walking into the Elephant Pub, I didn’t do much research on the show prior, as I like to be kept in suspense and have the surprise element […]
Loose Ends by Sarah Elding for What’s on in Adelaide loose ends: the last few details that need to be finished or explained in order for something to be complete In a quiet, intimate theatre, performer Jens Altheimer takes his audience on a fanciful journey of friendship with raw emotion and at times laugh out […]
The Chemsex Monologues – Adelaide Fringe E-Interview conducted by Fatema Sitabkhan After achieving a great deal of success in London, Adelaide Fringe is bringing us a much-needed dose of The Chemsex Monologues. Reviews for The Chemsex Monologues include: ‘an extraordinary tapestry of pleasure and pain, woven together with wit and weight by a master wordsmith’ […]
There’s not a lot you can get for free these days but we are still fortunate to have a museum with lots for everyone for free. Weather you want to entertain the kids or take your partner somewhere different, there’s something to interest everyone. They also run lots of special exhibitions and fun kids shows. […]
The Bicentennial Conservatory was built in celebration of Australia’s 1988 Bicentenary. It is designed by South Australian architect, Guy Maron.It is one of the largest conservatorys in the southern hemisphere. The building is 100 metres long, 47 metres wide and 27 metres high. An steel structure supports the 2,434 metres2 of glass which forms the roof, […]
