Jeremy Sams

Jeremy Sams is one of Britain's most prolific and multi-talented musical theatre practitioners. He works extensively in the UK, Europe and USA as a director, lyricist, translator, composer, orchestrator and conductor. >>>

Peter Wyllie Johnston - Kenneth Duffield and Friends (Talk)

Join two international experts in the field of music theatre and cabaret as they share their knowledge and experience >>>

Eddie Perfect, Casey Bennetto & Tony DeSare

During the Adelaide Cabaret Festival, Director Julia Holt will invite performers and guests to join her on stage for a chat. She will coax artists to reveal their creative impulses, artistic desires and what makes them tick. >>>

Jeanette Wormald: Songs of The Inland

Armed with a swag of stories and her bell-clear voice, Jeanette Wormald connects with audiences of all ages, whether they be country or folk music fans. >>>

Ngapartji Ngapartji

Ngapartji Ngapartji is a Pitjantjatjara concept meaning "I give you something, you give me something". Hosted by Spinifex man Trevor Jamieson and his Walytja (family), this unique theatrical experience is part language and culture lesson, and part storytelling with music. >>>

Soursob Bob

Let five of South Australia's most talented performers whet your appetite! Before you go to a show or the Kool Kat Festival Club, enjoy great local music overlooking one of Adelaide's most picturesque views. >>>

Hymne à Piaf

Fans of Edith Piaf know there is more to `the little sparrow' than Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien. Parisian cabaret performer Caroline Nin gives you a chance to hear more of Piaf's much loved oeuvre, newly minted. >>>

Une Étoile et Moi... à Judy Garland

She's French, he's Dutch, she sings, he plays the piano, she dances, he acts, she acts, he sings... The talented and charming Isabelle Georges and Frédérik Steenbrink are on their very first visit to Australia. >>>

Issa

More than twenty years after her first musical release, Canadian songstress Issa (Jane Siberry) has become renowned both for her hauntingly beautiful music and for her compelling performances. >>>

Vaudeville X

Vaudeville X is a merciless lampoon, through music and song, of Australian society; a satirical lament for the passing of latter-day Medici, Paul Keating, and the heady days when the ARTS RULED, OK? >>>

ABC Radio National - The Music Show

Don't miss this opportunity to be part of one of your favourite radio shows being broadcast live when Radio National's The Music Show comes to the Adelaide Cabaret Festival. >>>

Madam Pat Thompson and The Rag Tag Jazz Band

At 84 years of age, Madam Pat has toured the world. She is nothing short of a national treasure and is a living and breathing example of the original torch singer and cabaret belter. >>>

Capsis Through the Red Door

Singer, actor and star of stage and screen, Paul Capsis belts out a mixture of blues, soul, rock and pop classics showcasing a voice that sounds like an "Act of God". >>>

Sorry Seems to be the Hardest Word

With the legs of a supermodel and a brain to match, superstar Nashville diva Tina C returns to Adelaide with one thing on her mind - Reconciliation through the healing power of music. >>>

Dave Graney: Point Blank

Dave Graney performs songs from a lifer in rock 'n' roll's sideshow alley. Joined by Mark Fitzgibbon on the piano, and Clare Moore on vibes. >>>

The Burlesque Hour Bravissima!

They're back! The smash hit sell-out success of 2006 The Burlesque Hour returns to give you more! Performance art divas Moira Finucane, Yumi Umiumare and Azaria Universe shake, stir and shock our sensibilities with their infamous raucous and risqué acts to an electric, eclectic soundtrack. >>>

Drowsy Drivers

With its cool bar, hot bands and DJs, the Kool Kat Festival Club is the purr...fect way to end each evening. >>>

From Saints To The West End Exhibition

This exhibition from the Performing Arts Collection will be a tribute to Kenneth Duffield, the man and his music. >>>

Bruce Petty Exhibition

This exhibition will feature cartoons from the 1960s with which Petty drew attention to the issues of the day. A generation later, these issues are still frighteningly relevant. >>>