Category: Arts
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What’s on in June: the “beat the winter blues” edition
Between freezing weather and end-of-semester exams, it’s no wonder some of us are feeling gloomy. Luckily, OTR is here with some lively arts events to beat the winter blues away.
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What’s on in May: the “blast from the past” edition
With the South Australia History Festival running all month, now’s the perfect time to take a break from reality and transport yourself to the past. Whether you’re looking to party to 80s tunes, learn about our state’s past, or admire antique artwork, you’ll find something to satisfy your inner history nerd in this month’s guide.
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What’s on in April: the “era of inconsistency” edition
March might be over, but April isn’t any less mad. Between fluctuating weather, stop-and-start study, and contradictory world news, we’re all a bit disoriented. Luckily, there’s plenty of arts events on offer to help restore a sense of normalcy.
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Wild and Fluorescent: 10 years of Lorde
In her first visit to Adelaide in almost 10 years, Lorde shows that her poetic and relatable music still resonates with audiences today.
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The Fish Bowl: an immersive and profound exploration of dementia
Director Steph Daughtry and playwright/performer Matthew Barker bring together a moving piece of theatre that intimately depicts dementia and its many complex layers.
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Wankernomics: Solutionising The Corporate World – a wickedly clever satire comedy
Are you feeling disheartened by late-stage capitalism, government spending sprees, and soulless corporate jargon? Laugh the pain away (if only for an hour) with satire writers James Schloeffel and Charles Firth, as they wittily transform real-world corporate blunders into an eight-unit MBA you can add to your LinkedIn profile later.
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