All posts tagged "OzAsia Festival"
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Bubble Tea Garden
This weekend – November 4 and 5 – OzAsia Festival is set to delight visitors with a unique experience – the Bubble Tea Garden!
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728ArtsOzAsia Festival Review: The Special Comedy Comedy Special
Non-stop entertainment and lots of laughs
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797ArtsOzAsia Festival Review: Infinitely Closer
A visually spectacular and frenetically energetic show of wild contemporary dance, utilising clever set design intertwined with technological artistry and a unique arena-like staging
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1.2KArtsOzAsia Festival Review: 1988
An outstanding and moving musical performance
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893ArtsOzAsia Festival Review: Paradise or the Impermanence of Ice Cream
Rajan always leaves the audience pondering challenging themes while also feeling a warm glow in their heart
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OzAsia Festival
OzAsia is back! Expect remarkable contemporary dance, powerful theatre, delicious cuisine, engaging conversations and brilliant musicians.
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4.6KEntertainmentLucky Dumpling Market to return to 2023 OzAsia Festival this month
The event offers an array of delicious Asian cuisine crafted by the best local vendors. They'll cook up delicious food from Korea, Vietnam, India, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Taiwan, and Turkey.
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1.0KArtsInterview: Dung Nguyen – 1988 at the OzAsia Festival
Dung Nguyen brings his deeply moving production 1988 to the OzAsia Festival
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709ArtsInterview: Rainbow Chan – The Bridal Lament at the OzAsia Festival
Rainbow Chan is bringing her moving performance, The Bridal Lament to the OzAsia Festival
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1.3KArtsInterview: Fahmi Reza – A Notional History at the OzAsia Festival
Activist designer, Fahmi Reza, bring two unique works to this year's OzAsia Festival
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576ArtsInterview: Joel Ma – OzAsia Festival
Joel Ma brings Saudara Sound System to this years OzAsia Festival.
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547ArtsInterview: OzAsia Festival – In Other Words Program Launch
Guest curator of this years In Other Words, Durkhanai Ayubi, spoke to Glam prior to the program launch.
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943ArtsAdelaide Festival Centre launches new philanthropic campaign to boost arts support
This initiative seeks to kindle the spirit of arts philanthropy amongst the younger generation, with donations to the cause being matched dollar for dollar.
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Japanese pop culture event AnimeGO!
The annual AnimeGo! event, which is a part of OzAsia Festival, is back this October with Japanese pop culture and anime.
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1.5KArtsAdelaide’s unmissable Japanese pop culture event AnimeGO! set to return
AnimeGO! will return to Adelaide for its eighth event this October as a part of OzAsia Festival.
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Lucky Dumpling Market
The very popular Lucky Dumpling Market, as a part of OzAsia, is returning this October to Elder Park.
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2.9KFood Drink
OzAsia Festival unveils spectacular lineup of arts, cuisine, and culture
OzAsia Festival has announced its program featuring more than 300 national and international artists from 13 countries, plus many events bringing the best of Asia to Adelaide.
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3.5KArtsInterview: Mindy Meng Wang – When
To varying degrees, we have all been affected by the COVID pandemic over the last few years, and each of us has a story to share of how we handled lock downs and isolation. At this year’s OzAsia Festival, world renowned musician Mindy Meng Wang will be sharing with us stories and tales from families […]
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2.9KArtsInterview: Katherine Tamiko Arguile – Lunch On The Riverbank
OzAsia Festival’s 3-day writing and ideas program, In Other Words, returns November 3 – 5 with a huge offering, featuring conversations between poets, novelists, journalists, playwrights, performers, and creatives from around the world. One of the many events in this program is Lunch On The Riverbank, which returns for its second year with celebrated author and […]
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3.5KArtsInterview: Dalisa Pigram – Gudirr Gudirr
The 2022 OzAsia Festival is entering its final week of festivities, and there are still many wonderful productions to see. Gudirr Gudirr is one of these brilliant shows, running from November 3 to Sunday November 6 at the Space Theatre. The guwayi bird calls a warning to signal when the tide is turning – miss the […]
