Kaleidoscope Arts Magazine

Kaleidoscope is an Arts Magazine program designed to bring the music, drama and literature in the Adelaide community, and from wider afield, to listeners.  It is produced and presented by Emily Sutherland and can be heard each Wednesday at 6.00pm with a repeat on Saturday 11.00am. or Listen on Demand to Kaleidoscope by accessing 5mbs.com  

Two  international actors and one producer from Holden Street Theatres talk about their shows. 

The Capri Theatre Organ is turning Forty and Fabulous and is having a weekend party. 

Julian Cochran, the man behind North Adelaide Baroque Hall will tell why he built it and details of recitals in March.

Jack Stacy is the star of Jesus, Jane, Mother & Me , a play written and directed by his father, Philip Stokes. Richard Jordan, who is the producer of the show, arrived from England the day before the interview, and came along to provide any extra details we might require. This is Jack’s first professional role, and he is winning as much praise and stars here in Adelaide as he did in the Edinburgh Fringe 2022. Until March 19.

Check times and book at holdenstreettheatres.com   or adelaidefringe.com.au 

There’s a weekend of concerts from Friday 31 March to  Sunday 2 April, featuring music by various artists and theatre organists, plus a film, and as a bonus, June 4 Chris McPhee with Peter Goers, all to celebrate the Capri Theatre Organ.

Ross Lange, the chief organiser, gives the details, and you can check it out and book tickets at capriorg.au  

or ring 82721177

Eva O’Connor, Irish writer and actor is also from the Edinburgh Fringe, and brings her play Mustard to Holden Street Theatres. It’s about heartbreak, madness and condiments. Lots of humour despite the serious subject, as Eva tells us. Until 19 March at Holden Street Theatre. 

Book at holdenstreetthetres.com    or adelaidefringe.com.au 

Julian Cochran has provided Adelaide with a beautiful Baroque Hall for musicians, both from here and overseas to give recitals.

The first recital is on 9 March 1.00pm featuring  Serbian musician Ljiljana Vukelja  playing Ravel and Chopin, and on 18 March Gil Sullivan, Greg Tuske and Carolyn Crowley will present Mozart lieder and Brahms.

The hall is at 104 Tynte Street North Adelaide 5006.  Full details of the concerts, tickets and pictures of the hall are to be found at baroquehall.com