In a cellar underneath Hindley Street, two people sit under white sheets and wait. We don’t know anything about them; they could be complete strangers, they could be lovers. They could be mannequins. In dim, menacing red light, the sheets are pulled back and Zygosity begins—in parts terrifying, in others funny, this unassuming play from […]

Call Mr. Robeson: A Life, with Songs is a theatrical, biographical account of American singer and actor Paul Robeson, a champion of the early civil rights movement. Performed by the award winning Tayo Aluko and supported by pianist Thomas Saunders, the audience travels through Robeson’s life, music, demons, affairs and political presence. The script is […]

Whelmed explores how Gillian Cosgriff “keeps it going” in her anxious modern life through a mix of songs and anecdotes about her offbeat interests and childhood hijinks. This show is observational, without the humour. The comedy/cabaret performance doesn’t hit either note, but is relatable in its populist and uninspired subject matter. At the beginning Cosgriff […]

Having a good time playing the guitar doesn’t require sheet music nor hours of training. Learn a couple of chords and off you go, you are ready to play the blues. How to Play Ukulele and Guitar Workshops teach you all the basics in a simple way. In 75-minute classes, blues singer/songwriter Cal Williams Jr […]

In a tiny tent in the middle of Adelaide, a man steps down from behind a cloud hanging from the ceiling and starts to strip for you. Unexpected, embarrassing, and a little titillating, the immediacy of this inherently sexy act shocks you. It is at this point that Geddes puts his clothes back on, and […]