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Walter Marsh

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Walter Marsh is a freelance writer based in Adelaide.

Articles by Walter

In The Studio with Carly Snoswell

Carly Snoswell’s laundry-turned-studio is home to a lifetime’s supply of sequins and an eclectic collection of fabric and other interesting materials used to create colourful works that explore the intersection of art and fandom.

In the Studio with Catherine Truman

In a new series presented in partnership with Guildhouse, we take you inside the studio of artist and Gray Street Workshop co-founder Catherine Truman, whose latest botanically-inspired creations are currently glowing in the Adelaide Botanic Garden.

Theatre beyond the fringes

While the Adelaide Fringe brings about a glut of theatre shows in February and March, there is locally made work to be found the whole year round. We spoke to three theatre organisations about maintaining an audience outside of Fringetime.

Book review: Where the Fruit Falls

As part of Writers SA’s literary criticism series A Year in Review, Walter Marsh reviews South Australian author Karen Wyld’s Where the Fruit Falls, an inter-generational story in which racism and assimilation is a theft that keeps on taking.

Festival review: Medea

Euripides’ Greek tragedy is reimagined with blood, ash and buffering issues by writer/director Simon Stone and Internationaal Theater Amsterdam in one of Adelaide Festival’s experiments in COVID-era adaptation.

Fangirls: A ‘Trojan horse’ tribute to teenage girls

Writer and composer Yve Blake believes pop idols, and the legions of young fans who love them, have been maligned and belittled for too long. With her musical Fangirls, Blake hopes to leave even the most hardened non-Belieber with no choice but to Stan.