Fringe review: Plenty of Fish in the Sea

Hooking its audience from the opening scene, Plenty of Fish in the Sea reels us in with inventive staging and hilariously physical performances. You can almost smell the ocean. ★★★★★

Fringe review: Blood of the Lamb

Exceptionally written, directed and performed, Blood of the Lamb presents anti-abortion policies we hadn’t dreamed could be real, and as theatre coming out of the US, it doesn’t even feel dystopian. ★★★★½

Fringe review: Helios

Once again, the UK’s Wright&Grainger prove the eternal relevance of Greek mythology with this entertaining and affecting adaptation of the Helios story. ★★★★

Colonial gallery to be revamped with First Nations input

Adelaide’s Migration Museum is preparing to redevelop its 19^th-century gallery in 2020 to tell the story of settlement through multiple perspectives and give greater voice to Indigenous Australians.

Daring to be Different: Tracing Adelaide’s queer history

Through an assembly of artefacts, photographs, videos and testimonials, Daring to be Different shares stories both heartbreaking and joyful that show the journey of South Australia’s ‘rainbow elders’ from oppression to acceptance.