The Aussie funnyman’s latest show is inspired by his near-death experience playing in the AFL Legends game.

The self-proclaimed People’s Princess of Aotearoa returns to Adelaide in March 2026.

Catch Lano & Woodley at next year’s Adelaide Fringe.

The announcement comes after Heather Croall spent more than a decade helming one of the country’s biggest art festivals.

Peeling back the layers of local visual artist Brianna Fantis

Sir Tony Robinson shares his life, laughs, and love of history – live on stage across Australia and New Zealand this February 2026.

The duo’s show HYPROV (pronounced hip-rawv) arrives in Australia and New Zealand in 2026 after selling out venues across Canada, the United States and the United Kingdom.

The compelling film focuses on a group of women incarcerated in Adelaide Women’s Prison who discover the power of healing through music.

Dita Von Teese’s new show merges old Hollywood allure with 19th century magic.

The host of the Modern Wisdom podcast will take to the stage in Adelaide in March 2026.

The event features 56 Asian and Asian Australian creatives taking part in a range of programs across the weekend.

Moviegoers have the chance to vote for their favourite films to be screened as part of this season’s program.

The Tassie arts and culture festival will be back in June next year.

The star and co-creator of the award-winning series Fisk hits Adelaide in July next year.

The emerging stand-up comic performs in Adelaide in March 2026.