OzAsia review: The Story of Chi

As audiences sit and wait for the The Story of Chi to begin, ‘Puff, the Magic Dragon’ by Peter, Paul and Mary, plays through the theatre. It is a nostalgic, emotive foreshadowing of what is to come.

OzAsia review: The Mixed-Race Tape

Hip-hop artist Kultar Ahluwalia shines as an insightful and poignant wordsmith in this homage to Adelaide, multicultural heritage and positive masculinity.

Japanese artist Chisato Minamimura in her work 'Scored in Silence'. Photo Mark Pickthall

OzAsia review: Scored in Silence

The title is a paradox – Scored in Silence. There is no music, in fact, at crucial moments no sound at all. But its message is loud and clear. OzAsia opens with a visually intriguing theatrical experience that reminds us to hearken to the lessons of history.

Five ways to make the most of the 2024 OzAsia Festival

OzAsia Festival will see artists from 12 countries converge on Adelaide, offering audiences a chance to immerse themselves in all kinds of cultural experiences spanning music, theatre, dance, comedy, conversation and more. InReview has picked five highlights to whet your appetite.

Green Room: Feast on this, Limitless art, Weekend of Words

SA arts & culture news in brief: Feast Festival launches its line-up – with a new hub and queer film festival, a fundraising exhibition offering limitless opportunities, what’s in store at OzAsia’s Weekend of Words, and entries open for $100,000 art prize.

From drag queens to a wedding banquet: OzAsia unveils a diverse line-up for 2024

A Taylor Swift drag queen impersonator, a moving portrayal of survivors of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings, a live Bollywood blockbuster and a Singaporean ‘wedding’ will be among highlights of the 2024 OzAsia Festival program.