Preserving Ukrainian culture on the Fringe
A Ukrainian-Canadian artist’s Adelaide Fringe show tells of her homeland’s fight to preserve its culture against Russian forces.
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Russia and Ukraine unite at the Adelaide Festival
Performances of opera The Golden Cockerel at the Adelaide Festival – featuring Russian and Ukrainian cast members – will still go ahead, say festival directors.
‘It is a heartfelt battle’: Fringe director breaks down in tears
Fringe director Heather Croall broke down during an emotional plea to secure more funding for The Fringe as the event faces another year in the midst of the global pandemic.
Ranked: The SA actors on the rise
South Australia’s film and TV industry is booming – and our actors have never been in such hot demand. We rank the state’s top ten and be warned, number one might surprise you.
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No mere mortal’s mental strain is dragon me down
This fearsome flying fantasy creature represents its creator’s triumph over his own challenges – and the many spectacles of the month-long living artists festival.
Change of cellist for top quartet
The Adelaide based Australian String Quartet will get a new cellist with a familiar face for next year’s season.
Artist to break new ground
The winner of Country Arts SA’s Breaking Ground award will use it to research and develop artistic traditions from her Flinders Ranges homelands as part of the SALA Festival.
Symphony provides a sanctuary
Community centres will provide sanctuary for audiences when the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra returns to live performances.
Blades of glory in samurai show
An exhibition about samurai culture gives new meaning to the art of war at the Art Gallery of South Australia.
SA artists’ isolation creations
The impact of COVID-19 and social distancing inspired many works in this month’s South Australian Living Artists Festival and has even changed the shape of the event itself.
Heads-up for winter warmers
Artworks are walking out the door – on the heads of customers – in the Beanies to Berets exhibition at Onkaparinga Gallery.
Curtain rises for Her Maj tours
The curtain will rise with guided public tours of the newly renovated Her Majesty’s Theatre in August, before shows resume at the venue in September.
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