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Drag Bingo at Prohibition – Where the Balls Drop and the Sass Pops!
Prohibition just got a whole lot more fabulous. Forget your nan's quiet bingo hall—this is Drag Bingo, honey, and it's anything but ordinary.
Hosted by the dazzling Fifi & Princess Laya, expect jaw-dropping performances, outrageous banter, and audience interaction that'll have you blushing and belly-laughing in equal measure. They'll be working the room, working the stage, and yes… working those balls.
It's an event full of glamour, gin, and gloriously inappropriate fun, with hilarious bingo rounds and fun prizes up for grabs.
⚠ R18+: Crude humour, coarse language, and more innuendo than your aunt's group chat. You've been warned.
Feast's iconic Gayla is back for a night of sharp wit, queer brilliance and beautiful chaos. No headliner, no hierarchy, just a stacked lineup of comics, cabaret artists, drag performers and one or two things you will not see coming. From stand-up to musical mayhem, ventriloquism to acts that defy a tidy description, the Gayla has always been the night where Feast lays out the full spread of talent in one sitting. Some of it will floor you, some of it will make you snort your drink. Grab your mates, settle in, and let the night do its thing.
This November, two of Australia's most celebrated performers take the stage together for an unforgettable night of swing and soul.
International jazz maestro James Morrison joins powerhouse soul and blues vocalist Mahalia Barnes for a spectacular concert at Her Majesty's Theatre
Backed by a swinging band, vibrant horn section and backing vocalists, they will pay tribute to timeless classics of Aretha Franklin, Ray Charles, Tina Turner, and more.
This esteemed combination of elegant venues, legendary music, and extraordinary performers promises to be a night to savour. Audiences will be captivated by Mahalia Barnes' infectious and powerful voice, together with James Morrison's astounding musicianship and brilliantly entertaining showmanship.
Don't miss this rare opportunity to see two extraordinary artists come together for a truly special performance.
When a devastating secret about her sister shatters the family equilibrium, Isadora seizes the moment to tell her own truth, certain nothing could be worse. She's wrong.
The Damage is Done is a taut, high-voltage solo about queerness, sisterhood and the fault lines running through an Italian-Australian home. Fiercely intimate and darkly funny, it lays bare loyalty, shame and love; what survives, how we transform, and what love lasts once The Damage is Done.
In a family where silence is its own language, Isadora has been waiting for the right moment. She thought she'd found it. What follows is a reckoning - when the story you've been holding collides with the stories others have been keeping, and love is not quite enough to hold the shape of what remains.
Achingly honest, darkly comic, and unmistakably queer: a show about the damage families do in the name of love, and what, if anything, can be rebuilt.
The SA Music Awards exist to recognise, promote and celebrate excellence in the South Australian contemporary music industry and take place annually in Adelaide, South Australia.
It has become a stand out fixture on the UNESCO Adelaide, City of Music's calendar of music events and is a "night of nights" for the SA music community.
The SA Music Awards are presented annually by MusicSA with support from the South Australian Government, major partners and a variety of generous sponsors from within the SA music community.
Think you know queer cinema? Prove it. AQFF hosts a night of film trivia spanning New Queer Cinema, cult classics, and the straight-to-streaming nonsense you watched at 2am and have never admitted to. Round up a team, bring your worst opinions about the Oscars, and settle a few long-running arguments. Prizes for the winners, dignity for nobody.
The Latvian Radio Choir is not just a choir: it is a sound laboratory, its members always ready to explore new work and new ways of singing. Its repertoire encompasses music from the Renaissance to now.
Genevieve Lacey is a fearless artist who challenges us to rethink the recorder, the classical music concert experience and, indeed, how we listen.
Together these pioneering musicians present a program of music which looks to the sky in search of beauty, wonder and things with wings.
Get a glimpse of the sublime with a psalm, a prayer and a song of songs; catch the call of the nightingale, the swallow and the sparrow; and explore the intimate poetry of bird names with Pēteris Vasks.
Then, to celebrate the return of this ensemble of musical pioneers, get ready to experience two new commissions which meld human and avian voices. Bird on Byrd is an interspecies collaboration where curiosity and humour meet, created by Australian composers Hollis Taylor and Jon Rose. Finally, Ceremony of Swans is a world premiere from internationally revered Latvian composer Ēriks Ešenvalds, with a text by celebrated Australian author Alexis Wright.
Moonman has been playing with characters for years.
Everyone loves his Malcolm Turnbull except of course Malcolm Turnbull.
On The Front Bar in the past couple of years he's introduced us to: Dr Tyler Wall, the AFL Mind Set Coach, French Chef de mission Jean Le Camembert and Port Adelaide tragic Gavin Muntberry, and now all of them are together at one Full Moon Party.
Join the Moonman as he helps each of these wonderful individuals come to life live on stage in Adelaide.
They'll be fighting for the spotlight as Moonman tries to wrangle these much-loved characters in what will be an unforgettable, hilarious show. It's going to be a riot.
Get ready to rock as Australia's favourite edutainment duo hits the stage for their biggest tour yet! Pevan and Sarah are bringing their high-energy musical extravaganza to theatres across the nation to show you exactly why they are the heartbeat of classrooms everywhere.
In this highly engaging, interactive adventure, your favourite friendly tiger and his spirited bestie will have the whole audience captivated. Expect a setlist bursting with your favourite Pevan and Sarah bangers, plenty of belly laughs and that unmistakable Cub Club magic.
Created by teachers, this show isn't just a concert - it's a brilliant blend of literacy, numeracy and social-emotional learning, all wrapped up in a spectacle that kids (and their grown-ups) will never forget.
So grab your tiger ears, warm up those singing voices and join us for an experience of pure, unforgettable joy. It's time to see the duo in the flesh - and the fur!
An evening of queer writers reading aloud. Short sets, many voices, no time to get bored. Poets, spoken word artists and short fiction writers, established and emerging, take the mic in quick succession for a night that moves. Presented with The City Library & Spoken Word SA. Come to listen, come to be surprised, come to find your next favourite writer.
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Moonman's back-and he's bringing the whole gang. From the Front Bar to Melbourne International Comedy Festival, get ready for a comedy supernova featuring Dr Tyler Wall, French insights from Jean Le Camembert and Port Adelaide's most tragic and beautiful fan, Gavin Muntberry.
They're all crashing the Full Moon Party, live and unfiltered. There will be appearances from Malcolm Turnbull, Russell Crowe and a galaxy of other stars. It's part stand-up, part fever dream, all Moonman.
Come for the laughs, stay for the Full Moon lunacy. Party like it's 2026.
A musclebound young cop named Aiden goes deep undercover in Sydney's neon-soaked gay nightlife district. Starring Tim Pocock and Paul Capsis in this fun homage to 1980s erotic thrillers. Cameos by Kween Kong and Hannah Conda.
