Festivals
Audiences will be immersed in a world of peculiarity and conspiracy theories in a new SAYarts coming-of-age play that seeks to offer reassurance for young people trying to navigate the uncertainty that comes with growing up.
Festivals
DreamBIG Children’s Festival has launched a 2021 program featuring five world premieres and hundreds of performances that seek to ‘stretch children’s minds, fill them with wonder and help them find their inner explorer’.
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The opening of the DreamBIG arts festival for schools and families was celebrated last Friday with an event at the Adelaide Festival Centre’s Space Theatre, where guests enjoyed a performance of the show New Owner.
Arielle Gray and Tim Watts are the exceptionally talented creators of New Owner and their ability to integrate puppetry, acting and animation in a story that genuinely appeals to audiences aged from seven to 70 is outstanding.
Australian pianist Simon Tedeschi will perform in an ASO concert this month which aims to give young people an insight into the mysteries of the conductor – and he admits it’s not an easy role to explain to non-musicians.
A heartwarming play returning to the Adelaide stage this month for the DreamBIG Children’s Festival offers an insight into the challenges faced by people with autism and seeks to cut through the isolation many experience.
