Anthony Nocera’s Log Boy is a manically beautiful fever dream that champions love, grief and the complexities of queerness across generations.

A group exhibition at Adelaide Contemporary Experimental pits the cathartic whirr of a leaf-blower against the ‘reciprocal care’ of woodland regeneration in a bid to heal audiences in an era of ecological crisis.

Celebrated Australian soprano Siobhan Stagg returned to UKARIA to curate and lead the 2026 program of its flagship event, Chamberfest. She put everything of herself into it.

The first big name on next year’s Writers’ Week lineup has been revealed, one of Barack Obama’s favourite authors whose award-winning book was adapted for the screen.

Mia Wasikowska and director Kuba Dorabialski channel their own diasporic experience into Dorabialski’s feature debut Agata the Writer, which brings complex questions about history and belonging to this year’s Adelaide Film Festival.

Adelaide Festival’s youngest ever artistic director and self-described ‘Kafka groupie’ is back to present one of the 2027 event’s first major announcements: a Yiddish vaudeville-inspired take on Franz Kafka’s The Trial.