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Wednesday, September 27

Review: Long Tan

A minimal set and the sounds of gunfire, rain and clouds of insects plunge audience members into the horror of the Battle of Long Tan in this moving new work from Brink Productions.

Soldiers' Long Tan stories shared on stage

Chris Drummond has felt more like a choreographer than a director while working on Brink Productions’ latest show, re-creating fragments of battle scenes that seek to convey some of the horror of Long Tan.

Nathan O’Keefe gives a breath-taking performance as Tartuffe. Photo: Kate Pardey

Tartuffe: a timeless tale of lies, seduction and betrayal

Funny, clever and inventive, this South Australian production of Molière’s classic tale of the slick conman Tartuffe is a marvellous fusion of old and new, writes reviewer Greg Elliott.

Arts companies in limbo as funding cuts bite

A number of South Australian performing and visual arts organisations face a shaky future after missing out on federal funding in cuts that are expected to have a dramatic and lasting impact on the sector.

Funding boost for SA arts projects

Brink Productions, Australian Dance Theatre and the OzAsia Festival are among the SA arts organisations and projects awarded grants through the Federal Government’s controversial new Catalyst fund.