Robert Andrew's art combines traditional materials of ochres and oxides with modern technology to explore his Aboriginal heritage.

Acclaimed actress Miriam Margolyes is the narrator of Prokofiev's symphonic tale for children Peter and the Wolf, performed with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra for the Adelaide Festival.

The maverick Australian director Barrie Kosky on his opera of George Frideric Handel's Saul, which is the centrepiece of the 2017 Adelaide Festival.

The Manganiyar Classroom, directed by renowned Indian theatre director Roysten Abel, features the ancient traditional singing performed by Manganiyar children who are from India's Rajasthan Thar Desert region.

The writer and satirist John Clarke penned a letter to his younger self, as he listened to some traditional Scottish airs, performed by Genevieve Lacey and James Crabb.

Two comedians walks into a bar on International Women's Day. Should they laugh or cry?

Australian writer Fiona Lowe has sold well over a million copies of her 28 novels. If you don’t know her name, perhaps you don’t read enough genre fiction.

The author and journalist Dr Anne Summers on the woman who has been one of her most significant influences, the French writer, feminist and philosopher Simone de Beauvoir.

Australian Indigenous author Ali Cobby Eckermann has received the US Windham-Campbell Prize which is one of the world's richest literary prizes. This is major recognition for this Australian poet who currently lives in a caravan.

Novelist Jessie Burton at Adelaide Writers Week on her new novel, The Muse, and the writing life.