InReview
SA arts and culture news in brief: Conference to urge a new public agenda for the arts, 360-degree animated show announced as centrepiece of new month-long Immerse event at West End hub Light, the ‘alternative’ Archibald exhibition comes to Adelaide, production begins on Windmill Theatre’s first TV series, and more.
Theatre
THE BUSINESS OF ART | The lessons of a lifetime spent working in arts institutions – from the Adelaide Fringe to Restless Dance Theatre – are helping Windmill Theatre Company associate director Sasha Zahra steer home the remount season of Amphibian this week, amid gut-wrenchingly relevant international tragedy.
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SA arts and culture news in brief: New Barossa Contemporary festival launches inaugural program, SA Music Awards nominations open, $20,000 art award recipient announced, Windmill show to raise funds for Afghans, an intensive program for aspiring authors, and a free play spotlighting positive mental health.
SA arts and culture news in brief: new Tandanya mural celebrates actor David Gulpilil, a sea of surrealism at the Art Gallery of SA, exciting news for Windmill Theatre, Adelaide 48 Hour Film Project winners, and a Guildhouse callout for tech mentors.
Clearly, our children have been starving for some serious silliness. Windmill’s performance of Hiccup! has barely begun when the theatre erupts in the giggles.
A theatre show is much more than the hour or so of action you see on stage. To prove this, Windmill Theatre Company let CityMag behind the curtain of Hiccup! to meet some of the unseen creatives who’ll make it happen.
SA’s Windmill Theatre Company has joined forces with Perth-based Audioplay to launch a screen-free, interactive sci-fi adventure that aims to bring the excitement of live performance into kids’ own homes.
