InReview
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.
InReview
Brendan Goh is an insightful and witty emerging comedian who amplifies the voices of queer Asian communities.
Brendan Goh’s first attempt at stand-up left him despairing that he wasn’t ‘Kathy Griffin funny’, but after finding the courage to try again and tell his own story, the Malaysian-born gay comedian has found his groove.
Attending her first Picnic in the Park at Feast Festival was like a homecoming for Tish Naughton. Now, 16 years later, she is spearheading a push to breathe new life into South Australia’s annual queer arts and culture celebration.
SA arts and culture news in brief: Reopening date revealed for historic Piccadilly Cinema, what to see at Feast Festival, Moonlight Cinema announces summer line-up for Botanic Park, exploring ‘radical practice’ in the arts, plus more.
SA arts and culture news in brief: Musicians invited to apply for 2023 Stigwood Fellowships, a forum on arts and wellbeing, Recitals Australia brings back Sensory Concerts, Festival Centre launches new-look brand, and Feast unveils its 2022 line-up.
