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All posts tagged "Adelaide Fringe Festival"
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504FeaturedThe Garden of Unearthly Delights unveils 2024 program
The Garden of Unearthly Delights has an electrifying 2024 program! As the heart of the Adelaide Fringe, The Garden once again presents...
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1.7KEventsA call for dancers: “Ginkgo Bath” at The Lab
Choreographer Kirsty Duncan announces a call for dancers for an immersive performance season planned for early June 2022, at The Lab, Light...
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1.8KFeaturedMove Through Life’s 2021 season: Body and age diversity in Adelaide dance scene
Inspiration comes in all shapes and sizes, so when the Facebook page of Adelaide-based dance company for adults Move Through Life (MTL) got trolled...
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4.4KFeaturedVictorian State Ballet: Vibrant, creative and committed to connection
The Victorian State Ballet (VSB) forged its beginnings over 15 years ago, performing in Melbourne, as well as many regional centres. Dance...
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3.9KAustralian Dance ReviewsVicki Van Hout navigates cultural issues in ‘plenty serious TALK TALK’
plenty serious TALK TALK is a new work by acclaimed Indigenous dancer and choreographer Vicki Van Hout that premiered at Riverside Theatres Parramatta for a...
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4.0KAustralian Dance Reviews‘Velvet’: Where skill explodes out of every single sequin
Roslyn Packer Theatre, Sydney. 27 July 2017. From little things, big things grow. Beginning at the Adelaide Fringe Festival in 2015 to...
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6.1KAustralian Dance ReviewsDance at the Adelaide Fringe
Every year, the Adelaide Fringe Festival gets bigger and bolder. There are so many shows to choose from across so many arts...
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5.6KGiveawaysWin tickets to see NSW’s Austinmer Dance Theatre in Adelaide
Austinmer Dance Theatre, a part-time professional company for 17-25 year old contemporary dancers based in NSW, will bring together two choreographic forces...
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8.5KDance Advice6 tips to make your Fringe Festival show a success
I’ve lost count of the number of people who’ve said to me, “Wow, you’ve done a Fringe show”, as if being part...
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4.5KFeaturedFrom little things, big things grow: Dances for a Small Stage
As dance lovers, we’d all like there to be more audiences for dance. But unlike those of us who are familiar with...
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4.7KFeaturedThe Velvet Underground: Lucas Newland talks ‘Velvet’
Let’s face it, lots of us have “found ourselves” through the agency of disco. Yes, it’s the particular liberation of dancing, but...
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5.1KFeaturesNZ Dance News – June
By Rain Francis. A company of eight dancers from Unitec in Auckland travels to Italy this month. They will be performing in...
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6.6K1InterviewsFollowing in her mother’s footsteps
Interview with Alexandra Knox and her mother Jennifer Barry Knox. By Jo McDonald. It was 1964 on a Sunday afternoon. Fifteen-year-old Jennifer...
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4.6KFeaturesEmerging Artist Petra Szabo
Petra Caroline Szabo is an emerging artist from the South Australian arts community. She is a young, aspiring dancer, singer, actress, writer...
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11.9KInterviewsNZ’s Java Dance on the curious world of contemporary
By Rain Francis Contemporary dance often has an aura of mystery about it. It’s not ballet, it’s not hip hop, and it...
