đ: Rhino Room, Frome Street.âď¸âď¸âď¸ / 5 One of the saddest parts of growing up is realising that you might not share your parentsâ sense of humour anymore. Itâs not anyoneâs fault in particularâââthey find Paul Hogan funny, you find Eric Andre funny. In a similar vein, I can appreciate that Greg Fleet is a funny […]
Hello from the other side. Who: Adele World Tour, AdelaideWhen: 13 MarchWhere: River Torrens Cost: $0 Rating: đđđ/5 slay queens The big shiny lights of the world-class Adelaide Oval played host to Grammy winner and UK vocal powerhouse, Adele.  While there was a record turn out of 70,000, those of us who had not secured tickets and didnât want […]
Performing Womadelaide on Sunday! With the release of the debut EP, Imna, under their belt, Electric Fields are geared up for another big year. On Dit spoke to Michael and Zaachariaha in the lead up to their performance at the world festival . Electric Fields had a huge 2016, whatâs the outlook for 2017? Michael: it started […]
by Elana Bartholomeusz đ: Adina Treasury Tunnels, King William Street.âď¸âď¸âď¸âď¸ / 5 Adaptations of Shakespeare are no stranger to any theatre-goer. But what if you immersed your audience in an underground party, with bare concrete floors and trashed red cups? For any looming tragedy, this would be its hellish home. Melbourneâs Rotten Honey present Altar Girl. […]
by Kyriaco Nikias So modest is the fame of the Italian trio La Gaia Scienza that even more remarkable is the polite revolution they incite in musical performance. Its three musicians have for three decades sought to restore life to some of the greatest early music. Last night, their mission was to dust off the layers […]
donât tell us nothing ever happens in Adelaide! Weâre about halfway though the festival fever that sweeps our city and things are only getting bigger and better! This weekend, the Adelaide Festival starts up with a diverse program line up to suit all ages. Students ⤠cheap things, ⤠free things even more. You might […]
On Dit went to see an Adelaide Alumni at the Fringe and we bloody loved it đ: Producers Bar on Grenfell.âď¸âď¸âď¸âď¸ / 5 It seems like these days that everyone has a take on political issues. You, your neighbour, and even your local student magazine like to rag on endlessly as to why Trump is dangerous, why […]
reviewed by Jenny Nguyen. đ: Panama Tent at Royal Croquet Club.âď¸âď¸âď¸âď¸.5 / 5 source: Soweto Gospel Choir, http://www.sowetogospelchoir.com The Johannesburg based choir group had us all in high spirits with the matinee performance. Walking into the Royal Croquet Clubâs Panama tent, the room was pitch dark with only the stage and a basic light, making the […]
On Dit magazine speaks to the enemy, former founding editor of (the shortly lived) Spur Magazine. James McCann is an angry man. Heâs also a comedian and a graduate of the University of Adelaide. Spending a lot of his time rabble-rousing, music making and freelance writing, McCann has worked at Pedestrian tv, Rip It Up, […]
Words by Olivia Savvas What does the penalty rates decision really mean for uni students? Anyone with a lefty friend on Facebook or those, like me, intently scouring InDaily for anything #auspol, would know that the Fair Work Commission has handed down the highly anticipated penalty rates decision. The real question for most of us, however, […]
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