All posts tagged "OzAsia Festival"

• Family

  Animania Festival

  The Animania Festival – Australia’s largest anime and manga event – will be coming to Adelaide on the October long weekend as part of the 2010 OzAsia Festival. Suitable for anime and manga fans aged 11 years and over, Animania creates a fun and friendly atmosphere for fans to celebrate and explore the spectacular world […]

• Performing Arts

  Tenzin Choegyal’s Mystical Tibet Concert

  Tenzin Choegyal’s high level of musicianship, his amazing voice and strong connection to his Tibetan heritage, coupled with his innovative approach to modern Tibetan music and his deep spirituality made this a very special concert.

• Performing Arts

  Australian Chinese Music Ensemble

  These instruments, played at such a high level, are seldom heard in Adelaide and so it was a great pleasure to attend this fine concert by these truly superb musicians.

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  SangHawa and Rantau Berbisik

  This was a moving and profound evening of dance and a rare opportunity to see this dance style performed. If you can still get a ticket, do so.

• Performing Arts

  When His Watch Stopped

  The performances are superb, as Woo Cheol Im and Joo Won Lee as the Bridegroom and Bride, Jung Hwa Lee as the Boy and Hyun Ah Koo in a range of smaller roles, use a range of skills to bring their characters to life and engage us with their travels and trials.

• Performing Arts

  Dialogue in Skin

  The concentration on the faces of the performers was a guide to the complexity of the pieces, not only the intricacy of the drumming but also the choreography that accompanied the playing.

• Performing Arts

  Hamlet

  I could not have had a better start for the OzAsia Festival.

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  OzAsia Festival Begins!

  The Adelaide Festival Centre’s OzAsia Festival was established in 2007 and is held annually in September/ October for approximately ten days. This year, it will be held from Friday 17th September to Saturday 2nd October. There is theatre, dance, music, film, visual arts, food and design culture, presented by Australian artists who identify with Asian […]

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  OzAsia Festival Reveals Exciting Program For 2010

  The Adelaide Festival Centre last night unveiled the fourth annual OzAsia Festival 17 September – 2 October. The Festival presents the best of Asia’s arts and culture while celebrating Australia’s diverse multicultural society and its position within the Asia Pacific region.