Adelaide Festival
The live adaptation of Trent Dalton’s Love Stories, a seductively sassy rock musical, and a free outdoor spectacle that will see 1000 dancers converge on Elder Park are among highlights of the 2025 Adelaide Festival program launched today.
Theatre
A stage adaptation of the popular coming-of-age story Looking for Alibrandi, Tennessee Williams’ American classic The Glass Menagerie and a festival of new South Australian plays join the return season of The Dictionary of Lost Words as highlights of State Theatre’s 2025 season.
Work by 50 trailblazing and ‘dangerously modern’ Australian women artists – many of whom were misunderstood or neglected in art history – will feature in a major show revealed as the centrepiece of the Art Gallery of SA’s 2025 exhibition program.
This stunning documentary from Aotearoa New Zealand invites viewers to join Indigenous elders on a five-day canoe trip down the first river in the world to be granted legal personhood.
A show revolving around a group of people stranded in an airport terminal during a storm and based on a true story that also inspired a Steven Spielberg movie will be brought to the stage by State Opera South Australia in 2025.
OzAsia Festival will see artists from 12 countries converge on Adelaide, offering audiences a chance to immerse themselves in all kinds of cultural experiences spanning music, theatre, dance, comedy, conversation and more. InReview has picked five highlights to whet your appetite.
WOMADelaide has announced the first 47 artists in its 2025 line-up, including English singer and multi-instrumentalist PJ Harvey, fado star Mariza, and 47SOUL – the Palestinian band at the centre of controversy when they were ‘uninvited’ this year.
