Using Liquid Nitrogen, we journey through how cooling different materials changes them. We'll explore solids, liquids and gasses and even plasma in the form of fire. We will be smashing, crushing and making a salad using our super cool liquid (it’s cool cause it’s very cold). Let us see what happens to lettuce when it meets nitrogen.

*3 years and under free on the knee

Celebrate the timeless music and unmistakable voice of Karen Carpenter in this beautiful live tribute to one of the world’s most loved musical duos. Featuring enduring classics including “(They Long To Be) Close To You,” “Rainy Days and Mondays,” “Superstar,” and “Yesterday Once More,” this nostalgic concert experience honours the songs that touched generations.

Acclaimed vocalist Kat Caton is joined by an exceptional live band featuring Ian “Polly” Politis, Stuart Day, Quinton Dunne and Steve Todd, bringing the rich harmonies and signature sound of The Carpenters to life with warmth, authenticity and heart.

A lovingly crafted celebration of timeless melodies, treasured memories and unforgettable music.

2026 will be the 50th anniversary since ABBA's released ARRIVAL their most famous album, released in 1976. The album was followed up with ABBA’s historical 1977 tour of Australia.

What a time to be alive! Just two weeks in March ’77 when Australia was consumed with the joy and the love of ABBA mania. ARRIVAL became the No.1 album of that year, and from which came five No.1 hits, including Dancing Queen, Fernando and Knowing Me Knowing You.

Uniquely presented, this visual and exciting show highlights all songs from that album – and is guaranteed to touch your emotions. It connects those wonderful ABBA years of the 1970s to the celebration of ABBA’s 2021 reunion of Benny, Bjorn, Agnetha and Frida with new music.
What a perfect and uplifting story!

2PM and 8PM show available

Vinyl Rewind is a harmony-driven celebration of the ‘70s’ most beloved artists. Packed with the songs that still live rent-free in your head, this stripped-back show brings the golden sounds of the 1970's back to life with nothing but three-part harmonies, acoustic guitar and piano. It’s the kind of show where the music hits just right, the memories come flooding back. The music you slow-danced to. The music you road-tripped to. The soundtrack to your best years.

What’s New Pussycat is a joyous, foot stamping, hand clapping celebration of the swinging sixties. Vocal pyrotechnics! Breath-taking harmonies! Off the wall humour! The hits of Tom Jones, Burt Bacharach, Petula Clark, Aretha Franklin, Dusty Springfifield, Carole King and The Fab Four performed by Australia’s favourite cabaret duo. 

“An irresistible double act”. The Sunday Age

A thrilling Tina Turner tribute with Love Soul Deep (LSD), Adelaide’s premiere 9 piece soul/funk band, celebrating her electrifying legacy. Remembering her in Mad Max, recalling your primary school days of dancing the Madison to Nutbush, and Tina bringing the energy to Australia’s Rugby League.

Relive her legacy as she left an indelible mark on Australia’s heart, and sit back as LSD reminds us why Tina Turner was, is and always will be simply The Best.

Join Greg Hart as he pays tribute to some of the iconic artists that have inspired him. After an extremely successful OOTS tour last year with his Best of Broadway show, Greg brings his Legends Show, performing songs From Billy Joel, Elton John, Glen Campbell, The Bee Gees, Johnny Okeefe, Roy Orbison, Tom Jones and more. Don’t miss one of Adelaide’s favourite performers. Tickets will sell fast.

Described as “the golden voiced trio” (Great Scott Media), Tania Savelli, Melanie Smith and Shelley Pantic are Australia’s classiest vintage, award winning tribute act. Hailing from Adelaide, South Australia, The Three Little Sisters transport audiences back in time with their stunning mix of voices. Inspired by famous vintage girl vocal groups from the 40’s - 70’s, The Three Little Sisters are sure to infatuate audiences with their close harmony singing, fun vintage charm, charismatic personalities and “good old fashioned entertainment” (Ronan Keating).