A new local take on Uncle Vanya makes a virtue out of modern theatre’s oft-invoked dilemma: how to get algorithm-era audiences off their phones and into the theatre?

David Roche Gallery celebrates its 10^th anniversary by inviting ten contemporary artists to speak back to the opulent – and idiosyncratic – collection of its late namesake.

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, Motez reflects on his initiation into the Adelaide scene, and his unapologetic return to the dancefloor.

Michael Winkler’s follow-up to his self-published – and later, Miles Franklin-shortlisted – debut Grimmish is a bracingly experimental novel that reflects on country, human connection and the heaviness of being… without being afraid of the odd knock-knock joke.

What makes Steven  Spielberg run? With the release of his latest blockbuster, Disclosure Day, Steven Vagg reflects on the legacy of the undisputed architect of modern cinema – and how he just ‘keeps trying to find those mountains’.

The powerhouse singer behind Adelaide’s leading 90s rock export The Superjesus will take things down a notch when she plays two “stripped back” shows at this year’s Adelaide Cabaret Festival. Speaking to InReview, McLeod reflects on her musical career to date – and a short-lived stint selling pantyhose at an iconic Adelaide department store.