12 Mar 2018
It’s a beautiful Sunday, if not a particularly lazy one. Adelaide’s Botanic Park plays host to Day Three of WOMADelaide 2018, “The World’s Festival”. At 1.00pm…
11 Mar 2018
Day Two of one of the world’s finest festivals once again served up a smorgasbord of delights.
11 Mar 2018
Daytimes at WOMADelaide are difficult when it’s very hot. Most of the spaces in front of the stages are empty and the crowds try and squeeze into the available…
10 Mar 2018
WOMADelaide 2018 got off to a magical start. Botanic Park looked wonderful but it must be said was already looking pretty dry and dusty before the hordes…
10 Mar 2018
For the past decade the Kaurna Welcome, acknowledgment of country, and official opening, had been presented by highly respected elder, Stephen Gadlabarti. Sadly…
4 Mar 2018
Pedal , an earlier piece by House of Sand is followed by Castles essentially a Pt 2. But that doesn’t mean they need to be seen in order or that understanding…
22 Feb 2018
A fascinating intersection of dance, theatre, spoken word and comedy; where they all come together to explore issues and experiences of mental ill-health. The…
8 Oct 2017
Rising is a seventy minute dance program performed by one man, UK born Indian Aakash Odedra. It might seem a big ask for a single dancer to keep an audience…
28 Sept 2017
This dance piece explores the meetings of different cultures, and the attempt to explain to each other. In this case it is Germany meets Papua, but it could…
27 Sept 2017
Hot Brown Honey has been a smash hit at past Fringe Festivals in Adelaide and Edinburgh and is featured in this year’s OzAsia Festival in an attempt to broaden…
19 Mar 2017
This is the place to be for fun and fitness – AND the chance to appear in your very first Flashmob! Yes, come and spend a couple of hours learning some easy…
13 Mar 2017
I felt like a fair weather friend as I arrived in the late afternoon after the rain had stopped. I tried not to look anyone who had weathered the days’ rain in…