[INDONESIA] Space Theatre, Adelaide Festival Centre, Fri 25 Sep. Gamelan music from Indonesia can be an acquired taste. Gamelan orchestras are primarily percussive ensembles featuring a range of metallophones...
Elder Hall, University Of Adelaide, Sat 19 Sep Combining the energy and dynamism of many of Adelaide’s best young classical musicians with a very experienced and well respected conductor (Keith Crellin...
by Nikki Fort. Tommy Dorsey is one of the most influential names from the Big Band, swing, jazz era of the 1940s and ‘50s with more than twenty hits on the American charts. As a jazz trombonist, trumpeter,...
Norwood Live, Fri 11 Sep. Ben Ford-Davies warmly greets the crowd, primarily comprising friends, family and well-wishers, and takes a seat at the piano. Welcome to the launch of his album, Papillon. He plays...
[TAIWAN – AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE] by Matt Saunders. Music, installation, theatre and audience participation will come together at Nexus Arts with Dear John; an experimental work from Taiwan’s M.O.V.E...
[INDONESIA] by Matt Saunders. Indonesian rock‘n’roll act Risky Summerbee & The Honeythief will bring their bluesy indie pop to Space Theatre as part of OzAsia Festival 2015. They’ll be making...
[AUSTRALIA/CHINA – WORLD PREMIERE] by Matt Saunders. For two nights, OzAsia Festival 2015 will bring a ten-piece big band to Space Theatre to present the world premiere of Water Pushes Sand; a modern...
by Catherine Blanch. For over two decades Max Pellicano has been entertaining Australia and the world with his Elvis To The Max concerts. Born in Monte Carlo, of French and Italian parents, Max has been...
Festival Theatre, Adelaide Festival Centre, Sat 5 Sep. From Rodgers and Hammerstein to Mozart, Bernstein to Bizet and all the greats in between, this production soared from the very beginning. Featuring...
[KOREA – AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE] by Nikki Fort. South Korea’s ‘goth-electro-disco-punk’ cult band GogoStar are making their Australian debut as part of the 2015 OzAsia Festival in what promises...
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