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Boeing Boeing is the English translation of a French farce by Marc Camoletti.

Great credit is given to the Artistic Director, Slava Grigoryan, for making this a world class event.

A wonderful evening of great music performed by some of the best.

I defy anybody to listen to the music of Spain without experiencing a noticeable lifting of their spirits.

Separately they are stunning instrumentalists but, together, they are unstoppable.

This production has it all.

It is to be hoped that we see more of this Australian group here in Adelaide.

This was a marvellous start to the 2016 Festival.

Biography: A Game is the latest production at that very busy venue, the Bakehouse Theatre.

The Salem Witch Trials of 1692-3 are the basis for Arthur Miller's iconic play, The Crucible.

Horace Vandergelder gets more than he bargained for when Dolly Levi finds him a wife.

The wonderful characterisations bring these letters to life and add depth to the stories

Terry has forgotten that it is Andy's birthday, and no amount of hinting by Andy is working.

This was a very well crafted performance of two relatively familiar works by JS Bach and Mozart.

This is a family show in every sense of the term, and you will not forget it in a hurry.

Price Check! The Musical has taken Sean Weatherly and his coauthor, Cerise de Gelder, ten years to create.

Songs From Behind the Front was presented by State Opera as part of the Flanders Fields Poppy Trail commemorations.

Resident Director, Nescha Jelk, has gone deeply into this clever script and mined a wealth of detail.

Everybody took to the stage for the rousing finale, including the stage crew.

Be sure to book for the Class of Cabaret performances in future years.