InReview
SA arts and culture news in brief: State Opera to remount Sweeney Todd for eastern states tour, more tickets released for in-demand shows as theatre capacity increases, change at the helm of ActNow Theatre, and a valuable opportunity for visual artists.
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ActNow Theatre has seen many changes over the past year – including a raft of fresh faces and new projects – but its focus on social justice remains razor-sharp.
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It started with a haircut… ActNow Theatre co-CEO and executive director Rhen Soggee gets personal in this article explaining why they use they/them pronouns, and how identifying as gender non-conforming can create challenges that blur the boundary between a person’s private and the professional lives.
A diverse collection of South Australians will take to the stage to answer the question “Who has power over you and what do you want to say to them?” when the unique theatrical show Truth to Power Café comes to Adelaide.
SA arts and culture news in brief: Top comedians and podcasters bound for the Barossa, new dates for Adelaide Film Festival youth program, ActNow Theatre’s latest venture, a departure at the ASO, and a slide night with a difference for SALA.
SA arts and culture news in brief: Fringe launches 2022 poster design competition, Umbrella Festival kicks off with a free open-air event, Her Majesty’s rooftop level unveiled, and new appointments at ActNow Theatre and Tarnanthi.
SA arts and culture news in brief: a rich new prize for South Australian artists, Umbrella launches its 2021 program, plus scholarship and residency opportunities for local practitioners.
