All posts tagged "Adelaide Festival"
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1.6KLatestFestival Review: Black Diggers
With a healthy dose of salty irony, Black Diggers depicts tales of the hundreds of Aboriginal soldiers who fought for Australia in World War I.
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815LatestFestival Review: Orbo Novo
The Australian premiere of this dance piece is based on the work of neuroanatomist Dr Jill Bolte Taylor who, after a stroke, wrote the book My Stroke of Insight
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692LatestFestival Review: Mixed Rep
Mixed Rep is a mixture lifted from the Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet's growing repertoire: Violet Kid, Ten Duets on a Theme of Rescue and Indigo Rose.
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907LatestFestival Review: Vampillia
Featuring members of bands from all over the musical spectrum (but mostly noise and experimental rock), Vampillia are an eclectic (and very eccentric) band.
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753LatestFestival’s Major Partner Emirates Offers Artist Development Opportunity
Adelaide Festival of Arts has partnered with Emirates Airline to offer two South Australian artists in the early stages of their career an opportunity to fly to an Emirates destination for a professional development experience.
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1.1KLatestFestival Review: Nufonia Must Fall
An utterly charming, live puppet show made up of multiple puppets on beautifully designed miniature sets projected onto a movie screen & accompanied by incredible music.
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704LatestFestival Review: Azimut
Based on the centuries-old tradition of Moroccan acrobatics, this mesmerising blend can only be described as 'human art', exploring Sufi traditions with a modern edge.
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Festival Review: Tommy
A fresh, jazz interpretation of The Who's original concept album of 'Tommy', a rock opera produced in 1969 and since reimaged for both the stage and screen.
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1.3KLatestFestival Review: Beckett Triptych
The State Theatre Company SA presents three short plays by Samuel Beckett, one of last century’s most influential writers and a father of Theatre of the Absurd.
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760LatestInterContinental Adelaide Bars & Restaurants Kick Into Gear For Festival Season
Following the huge success after the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 match when the InterContinental Adelaide was THE post-match place to be, the inner-city hotel is fully activating its bars and restaurants throughout the exciting festival period for patrons seeking hospitality options before or after Blinc and all other Festival events.
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577BusinessCarnevale, Food Is What It’s About This Weekend
Carnevale is only 9 days away and there are many magnificent authentic Italian dishes, whipping up delectable sauces in order to present their best to the public.
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1.8KBooks & LiteratureUniversity of Adelaide Embraces Mad March Festivities
The University of Adelaide will again be embracing the festivities of Mad March in 2015, with both past and present students and staff showcasing their knowledge and talents to the wider community.
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700LatestUntzz Twelve Inch X Laneway Festival
With just over a week to go before the St. Jerome’s Laneway Festival returns to its new home in Port Adelaide.
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911EntertainmentFringe: Alice Fraser Pulls No Punches In Everyone’s A Winner
Alice is coming to GLUTTONY at the ADELAIDE FRINGE to lay open the cutthroat corporate world, and let the light shine in.
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985Film & TVGirl Asleep: Windmill Theatre’s First Feature Film
Remember Windmill Theatre’s epic 2014 Trilogy, Girl Asleep? The unforgettable theatre production is now being brought to film.
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1.1KLatestCritically acclaimed 2014 Adelaide Festival a box office success
David Sefton's 2nd Adelaide Festival was epic and adventurous featuring outstanding theatre, dance, music, film, visual arts, and Writers' Week.
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1.3KLatestAdelaide Festival Review: Zorn in Oz: Zorn@60
John Zorn and friends delivered everything from A(SO) to Z(orn) over four mammoth and unforgettable shows, cultimating in this final show, Zorn@60.
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2.8KLatestAdelaide Festival Review: Zorn in Oz: Triple Bill
Triple Bill , the third of four shows in the 'Zorn in Oz' extravaganza, opened and ended spectacularly and held that level throughout the concert.
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1.9KLatestAdelaide Festival Review: Zorn in Oz: Classical Marathon
John Zorn’s got rhythm, music, subtlety, intelligence and dignity and us mere mortals wouldn’t dream of asking for anything more...
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1.2KLatestAdelaide Festival Review: School Dance
The final play in Windmill Theatre's brilliant trilogy explores the story of those who feel invisible. It is a play for those who feel they never fit in.
