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InReview
SA arts and culture news in brief: Windmill Theatre launches a campsite like no other, an artist residency opportunity in the Flinders Ranges, new university portrait honours respected Kaurna Elder, and a ‘Culture Club’ discussion on inclusivity and accessibility.
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Theatre
Set on the Limestone Coast, Caleb Lewis’s fine new play (featuring the outstanding Nathan O’Keefe) is not only a deep dive into the depths of grief and loss, it is also about returning to the replenishing light of day.
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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.
In Catherine Fitzgerald’s grim comedy of climate crisis, two sisters cling desperately to the remnants of their unsustainable rural heritage on a South Australian property.
SA arts and culture news in brief: A photographic celebration of Adelaide’s post-punk and pub-rock heyday, drone-art centrepiece announced for 2022 Fringe festival, Country Arts SA launches philanthropic arm, Hothouse Creative Residencies at Mercury CX, a world of music at Nexus, and Windmill’s Cinderella story.
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.
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.
