InReview
SA arts and culture news in brief: Adelaide Festival Centre reveals the line-up for its 2022 inSPACE Development Program; Access2Arts seeks feedback on the arts and accessibility; industry movements, an exhibition giving voice to water, and more.
Theatre
Layers of stories, characters and blankets combine to form a profound and tender production about brokenness, loss and the eternal, hopeless human desire for a singular, true identity.
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A viral news story about a lost tourist in Iceland handed Mount Gambier-based actor Sarah Brokensha the perfect framing for a story much closer to home. The resulting show, The World Is Looking For You, is a little bit lost, and a little bit found.
SA arts and culture news in brief: City arts dashboard highlights early impact of pandemic, Ticketek to replace Festival Centre’s BASS box office, a taste of ‘neon punk’ in outback SA, how to experience augmented reality at home, and more.
The Adelaide Festival Centre has announced its BASS box office will be taken over by national ticketing provider Ticketek, saying the controversial move is “not privatisation, it’s outsourcing”.
The State Government plans to “privatise” the Adelaide Festival Centre’s revenue-making BASS box office and make more than 20 staff redundant by October, unions claim.
Building works on the new Festival Plaza will force the closure of the Adelaide Festival Centre’s largest venue, the Festival Theatre, for up to seven months from mid-July.
