Culture

A velvet ant, a flower and a bird at the Potter Museum of Art asks us to reimagine our worlds, both human and non-human.

Matthew Lutton’s first Adelaide Festival survived an almost fatal scandal to deliver a clear message about the interrogative power of art.

Now touring their third show since reuniting, Colin Lane and Frank Woodley, one of Australia’s most beloved comedy duos, never stop performing.

We have spent $20,000 on this lavish and opulent cruise among the warmest of tropical islands that includes all the food we can eat and the booze we can drink in up to seven gourmet restaurants, as well as many entertainment venues that have more than one type of music and even a magician.

Red Stitch’s rare staging of all three plays in Ray Lawler’s classic trilogy illuminates the tragedy behind Summer of the Seventeenth Doll.

The carnivalesque horror that is Rob Zombie’s signature has become a parody of itself on his most recent solo album, The Great Satan.

Internationally acclaimed director Simon Stone – who is bringing his Korean adaptation of Chekhov’s The Cherry Orchard to Adelaide Festival – has travelled far since his beginnings in Melbourne’s indie theatre scene.