When playwright Anthony Nocera moved in with his fiancé Jamie, he also scored a front-row seat to the close friendship between Jamie and his old friend Justin. Four years after Jamie passed away, Nocera’s new comedy Log Boy brings their friendship to the stage.

Ceramics can hold more than your next cup of coffee: as artist Sam Gold explains, it’s a hands-on metaphor for how we live and relate to one another.

In our regular Q&A column What’s My Scene, InReview speaks to emerging and established local artists to get their take on the South Australian creative scene and their place within it. This week, Caressa share the story behind their vintage sound and the Adelaide blues hotspot that helped bring them together.

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.

Olivia Colman’s wicker romance, Port Arthur conspiracy theories, a Scott Hicks classic, and the Hindmarsh Island controversy will hit the big screen in the newly unveiled Adelaide Film Festival program.

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.