Theatre
Theatre review: Dry
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.
Theatre
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.
InReview
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.
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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.
New South Australian play Euphoria shines a light on the joys and trials of rural life with a potent combination of brilliant writing and superb stagecraft. It’s a stellar production on every level.
In preparation for writing State Theatre work Euphoria, playwright Emily Steel travelled through seven towns in regional South Australia to examine the dynamics and mental health impacts of living in a small community.
With his play ‘The Season’, Aboriginal writer Nathan Maynard has found resounding national relevance – and a lot of laughs – in one of his community’s annual traditions.
