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.
Theatre
The live adaptation of local author Pip Williams’ bestselling historical novel The Dictionary of Lost Words will return to the Adelaide stage next year and also tour nationally over several months.
SA arts & culture news in brief: Another leadership change in SA’s arts sector, State Theatre makes the first announcement of its 2025 season, a stockroom art sale at GAGPROJECTS, happy hour meets the symphony, winning artworks celebrate beauty, and a valuable new youth arts resource.
Ahead of the Adelaide premiere of his new play about ‘sex, secrecy and second chances’, playwright David Williamson and cast member Ansuya Nathan speak to InReview about comedy, cruises, middle-class foibles and upside-down pineapples.
This solo work, written and brilliantly performed by Chris Pitman, explores how, in our midst, the lives of many are beached and marooned.
Encounters with people he met at isolated campgrounds on surfing trips in South Australia and elsewhere helped actor and writer Chris Pitman carve a story about a man stuck on the edge of the world.
