InReview
Adelaide arts organisations Restless Dance Theatre and Vitalstatistix are celebrating this week after having their multi-year federal funding reinstated by Creative Australia, but a devastated Slingsby Theatre Company says its long-term future is now uncertain after its application was knocked back.
InReview
SA arts and culture news in brief: A showcase of short films at the Mercury, SALA registrations closing soon, First Nations artist callout for Our Mob exhibition, Sydney Dance Company brings new triple bill to Adelaide, local theatre goes global, plus more.
Ni-Vanuatu man Edgell Junior shares a vivid story of survival amid one of the South Pacific’s most intense tropical cyclones with a new show by Slingsby’s Flying Squad that carries both a warning and a message of hope.
SA arts and culture news in brief: Thrilling contemporary dance on stage and screen, finalists selected in health art prize, a new appointment at Slingsby, artists secure prestigious international scholarship, and two local writers’ festivals unveil programs.
Green Room is your quick guide to what’s new and what’s happening in South Australian arts and culture. This week, the council unveils new city arts projects, Slingsby searches for its “flying squad”, a delayed art prize to open its exhibition on the weekend, and a new choral work set for its world premiere in Adelaide.
Slingsby takes Martin McKenna’s memoir The Boy Who Talked to Dogs back to County Limerick where it began, with a show featuring an Irish pub band, shadow dog puppets and a brilliant performance by Irish actor Bryan Burroughs.
