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All theatre should be less than two hours or more than five. It’s in between where things get tough

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‘Three and a half hours is the danger zone: the play you’re most likely to feel restless in, like it has taken up too much of your day.’ Photograph: Tom Jenkins/The Guardian Last week, I spent an hour in a makeshift theatre in the middle of a park, watching Garry Starr’s comedy clown show Classic Penguins. The next day, I spent eight and a half hours in one of Adelaide’s oldest theatres watching Elevator Repair Service’s Gatz – a play where The Great Gatsby is read aloud in full.
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‘Adelaide, I wanna get laid!’: Grace Jones at the Womadelaide 2026 festival.Photograph: Saige Prime (Photograph: Saige Prime) Straight away, the atmosphere at Womadelaide is calmer this year. On opening night, it is only 25C – the warmest it is forecast to be all weekend. After two years of temperatures in the 40s, this will be a festival to ease into. Even the bat colony at the entrance feels decidedly more settled.
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Adelaide Biennial 2026: from piss to politics, this survey of Australian art wants you to think a bit harder

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Artist Archie Moore with his work Heart of Gold 1, part of a collection of works riffing on gold to give a portrait of his father – which includes a bucket of urine made of gold resin – featured in this year’s Adelaide Biennial of Australian art. Photograph: Saul Steed “Yield strength” is an engineering term: how much pressure can be exerted on an object before it is irrevocably changed? Ellie Buttrose has chosen the phrase as the title for the 2026 Adelaide Biennial.
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