Five must-see Adelaide Festival shows, according to Sonya Lifschitz

So Much Myself performer Sonya Lifschitz weaves together archival footage, narrative, melody and virtuoso piano to create a captivating show for Adelaide Festival audiences. She shares her top five picks

I read the book a few years ago and was completely gobsmacked by its unapologetic boldness in the way it unpacked and delved into the deep psychic and emotional pain of a troubled yet brilliant individual.

A Little Life
Season ended

There are few things better in life than sublime sacred music of epic proportions coupled with dazzling contemporary choreography.

Messa da Requiem
Season ended

A show I am immensely excited to breath into life. In it, Robert Davidson and I take the audience on a musical rollercoaster spanning 12 centuries of extraordinary women creators, whose voices are woven with virtuoso piano, archival footage, and spoken word.

So Much Myself: Piano Portraits
Until Friday 17 March
From $20

Having seen The Picture of Dorian Gray by the Sydney Theatre Company and been completely blown away by the extraordinary creativity and vision of director Kip Williams, I would not miss another production of theirs for the world.

Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
Season ended

Kronos are the icons of musical modernity – epoch-making, era-defining and electrifying. A must for every new music lover.

KRONOS Five Decades
Season ended