1. Nina Simone – A Musical Life
Step into a captivating music cabaret that celebrates the enduring legacy of the legendary Nina Simone, the “Goddess of Piano” and “High Priestess of Soul.”
Join South Australia’s own Bonnie Lee Galea and her JAZZ in CHEEK Quartet as they take you on a musical journey through Nina’s life and timeless music. From jazz and gospel to blues, folk, pop, and classical, Nina’s groundbreaking blend of genres continues to inspire artists around the world.
Relish in iconic songs like My Baby Just Cares For Me, Please Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood, Four Women, Sinnerman, and more, as this extraordinary tribute honours her musical genius.
When: There are still tickets to the final show on Saturday, 22 March, but be quick – it’s selling fast!
More info on Nina Simone – A Musical Life and tickets here.
2. French Suite
Join the celebrated French musical ensemble Lou Blackwell and the French Set as they return to Plant 4 Bowden with their ever-evolving showcase of timeless classics from the Great French Songbook.
Accompanied by a stellar five-piece band, featuring Mark Simeon Ferguson on keys, Julian Ferraretto on violin, Thomas Pulford on saxophone and clarinet, John Aué on double bass, and Zed Crawford on drums, singer Lou Blackwell brings to life songs made famous by legendary artists such as Jacques Brel, Léo Ferré, Yves Montand, Barbara, Charles Aznavour, and more.
French Suite is a musical homage to Paris, the cultural heart of jazz and world music, celebrating the city’s rich artistic legacy. Having won Fringe weekly awards for music and cabaret, this band promises an unforgettable evening of enchanting melodies. À ne pas rater!
When: There are still tickets to the final show on Sunday, 23 March.
More info on French Suite and tickets here.
3. Adelaide Baroque Quartet
For more than 40 years, the Adelaide Baroque Quartet has delighted audiences with captivating performances of early music, both in Adelaide and internationally. Their concert programs are known for their innovation and diversity, showcasing the rich repertoire of 17th and 18th-century European music, alongside contemporary Australian works, including specially commissioned pieces.
Let the Adelaide Baroque Quartet transport you through musical history with performances that remain as vibrant and relevant today as ever. Since 1977, the group has built a reputation for its unique and imaginative approach to chamber music, performing a wide range of works for smaller ensembles and featuring soloists playing on historic instruments. Their aim is to ignite the passion of today’s audiences with the enduring power of Baroque music, offering a timeless experience that resonates far beyond 2024.
When: There are still tickets to the final show on Saturday, 22 March.
More info on Adelaide Baroque Quartet and tickets here.
4. YOAH
A new style of circus, YOAH is the latest production from Cirquework, the contemporary circus company causing a sensation in Japan.
This cutting-edge performance blends stunning physical feats with breathtaking digital visuals and an electrifying soundscape, offering a truly unique and unmissable circus experience straight from Japan. Prepare to be amazed by this fresh, modern take on the traditional circus!
When: There are still tickets to Saturday and Sunday shows.
More info on YOAH and tickets here.
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