Category: Opinion
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Paradox in the park
With Adelaide’s motorsport peak just around the corner, OTR columnist Sarah Herrmann walks us through questions about the sports’ effect on climate change and why such events are championed by SA’s “future generations” premier, while a city is cut off from its green space in Victoria Park/Pakapakanthi.
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World Cup hype provides opportunity to empower the future of women’s sports
Australia finds itself immersed in the hype of hosting the women’s World Cup; and it is smashing all sorts of records. But, for OTR’s resident football nut Jacob Stevens, there’s more to it than numbers — there’s a chance to leave a lasting legacy for women’s sports.
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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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Review: Booze and the Bard
Booze and the Bard: The Shakespearean Drinking Game offers Shakespeare lovers a theatrical experience that is overflowing with humour, ardour and a whole lot of liquor.
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