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04_Welcomes Unsound 50_Lawrence English, Container, THEATRE 20_Azimut Vatican Shadow, Fushitsusha BOLD, INNOVATIVE FESTIVAL 26_riverrun 51_Atom™ and Robin Fox, Forest Swords, 28_Nufonia Must Fall The Bug, Shackleton SEEKS LIKE-MINDED FRIENDS 30_Black Diggers 51_Model 500, Mika Vainio, Evian Christ, 36_Beauty and the Beast Hieroglyphic Being 38_La Merda 52_Mogwai Become a Friend to receive: 40_The Cardinals 53_The Pop Group 15% discount 41_Dylan Thomas—Return Journey 54_Vampillia 42_Beckett Triptych 55_65daysofstatic Priority seating 43_SmallWaR 56_Soundpond.net Late Sessions And much more 44_Jack and the Beanstalk 57_The Experiment 58_Late Night in the Cathedral: Passio DANCE Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet 59_Remember Tomorrow DISCOVER THE DETAILS 16_Mixed Rep 60_House of Dreams PAGE 70 OR VISIT ADELAIDEFESTIVAL.COM.AU 18_Orbo Novo 61_WOMADelaide

VISUAL 06_Blinc ADELAIDE 62_Adelaide Writers’ Week ARTS 10_Bill Viola: Selected Works WRITERS’ 66_The Third Plate: Dan Barber 68_Trent Parke: The Black Rose WEEK 67_Kids’ Weekend

MUSIC 14_Danny Elfman’s Music from the MORE 70_Bookings Films of Tim Burton 71_Schools 72_Access Gavin Bryars in Residence 73_Map 23_Marilyn Forever 74_Staff 24_Gavin Bryars Ensemble 75_Supporters and Philanthropy 24_Gavin Bryars Ensemble with guests 84_Corporate Hospitality 25_Jesus’ Blood Never Failed Me Yet and selected orchestral works FOLD OUT 84_Calendar

32_Fela! The Concert 34_Tommy 46_Blow the Bloody Doors Off!! Join us online 48_Abdullah Ibrahim 49_Richard Thompson Electric Trio #ADLFEST #ADLWW ADELAIDEFESTIVAL.COM.AU

−03 Jay Weatherill Jack Snelling David Sefton PREMIER OF SOUTH MINISTER FOR THE ARTS ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

Welcome to the 30th of Arts. The 2015 Adelaide Festival of Arts will please Greetings! It is my privilege and pleasure to In the performance program there is a huge range arts lovers everywhere with its broad program present to you the 2015 Adelaide Festival of Arts. to get excited about, with Australian premieres This iconic event is not only the highlight of the of extraordinary artists and events. for the extraordinary Cedar Lake Contemporary state’s cultural calendar but it is also a formidable I can say with complete confidence that this Ballet (which no dance lover should miss), new drawcard for international visitors. Over the Danny Elfman’s Music from the Films of Tim Burton 30th festival, my third, is going to be another takes on the Broadway musical (Fela!) and The years, has welcomed thousands will haunt and delight, while the world’s foremost exhilarating and exhausting event! Who’s legendary rock opera (Tommy), both of international artists and visitors to this bold video artist, Bill Viola, presents a visual arts created especially for Adelaide, plus a whole array and innovative festival. This event brings the exhibition of striking and profound works across Having brought together the range and quality of of extraordinary theatre from across the globe. best of the world to Adelaide, and showcases three city sites, including the Art Gallery of art and artists in the festival, it is almost impossible the best of Adelaide to the world. South Australia. to know where to start when highlighting personal The music program once again covers the widest favourites, because the brochure you have in your range imaginable from the symphonic, operatic, The festival begins with the opening of the large- Dance, music and theatre fans need look no hand, by its very nature, represents a whole festival baroque and choral, to the best from the worlds scale, outdoor art gallery Blinc in , which further than the performance program, where of personal favourites. of , film music and post-rock. Our features a collection of the world’s best digital highlights include New York’s Cedar Lake composer in residence for 2015 is the remarkable artists. This free event is a stunning celebration Contemporary Ballet, a composer focus on the I am delighted to finally deliver a bold, technological Gavin Bryars, whose full spectrum of work can be of projections, light and moving images. As the renowned Gavin Bryars, and the compelling play sequel to the famous Northern Lights, Blinc, a huge seen exclusively here for the first time in Australia; sun sets on each day of the festival, the artworks Black Diggers which tells the untold stories of open air showcase of stunning digital art. Involving and Unsound returns for what will inevitably be will light up various sites around the Torrens Aboriginal soldiers during the First World War. over 30 installations scattered around Elder a third sell-out year. Riverbank in spectacular fashion. Park and the Riverbank precinct, Blinc has been Adelaide Writers’ Week returns to its beautiful specifically curated to showcase the best artists Be sure to check out our social and party spaces: I look forward to seeing you at Blinc and at garden setting with a magnificent new design, in the world working with the very latest projection the Blinc Bar in Elder Park, and the Soundpond.net many other spectacular events during the and a host of literary luminaries who will shed and lighting technology. It’s the biggest curated Late Sessions in the Festival Centre–a whole new 2015 Adelaide Festival. light, spark ideas and stimulate debate over the event of its kind ever mounted, and is FREE every take on the festival experience. six days of this popular free event. night of the festival. The Adelaide Festival is ours to enjoy, to I personally guarantee you’ll have as much fun at celebrate and to share with the world. The 2015 Adelaide Festival is full of exceptional I am also thrilled that Adelaide Festival will host this year’s festival as I did putting it all together! experiences, and I look forward to sharing them Australia’s broadest ever showcase of the work with you. of the great Bill Viola, an artist without equal in the So strap yourselves in and enjoy the ride! world of video art, also FREE for the whole festival. Happy festival.

04− −05 VISUAL ARTS VARIOUS COUNTRIES

FEATURED ARTISTS Laszlo Zsolt Bordos (HUN) Casa Magica (GER) Joel Cockrill (UK) Wendy Dawson (UK) Dawn of Man (USA) H C Gilje (NOR) Perry Hall & Elliott Sharp (USA) Hartung & Trenz (GER) Ryoichi Kurokawa (JPN) Jessica Lloyd Jones (UK) Blinc Craig Morrison (UK) A free public event of Murmur (FRA) unprecedented scale and Tony Oursler (USA) significance, Blinc transforms Squidsoup (UK/NZ) Elder Park and surrounds Théoriz & BK (FRA) into a giant, spectacular Topla Design (FRA) outdoor digital art gallery, Sean Vicary (UK) every night of the festival. Cecilia Westerberg (DEN)

CURATED BY JOEL COCKRILL AND CRAIG MORRISON Image: Joel Cockrill in Conwy. Photo: Stephen King Image: Joel Cockrill in Conwy.

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ELDER PARK, Blinc AND TORRENS RIVERBANK PRECINCT

FREE EVENT Stroll from one light and sound installation to the next and immerse yourself in this exclusive survey of the very best international digital art. From large-scale projections to extraordinary a series of faces projected in trees to a larger- laser works, building-mapping projects and more than-life three dimensional elephant light up this intimate, interactive experiences, this cutting-edge iconic precinct in the most unforgettable way. selection displays astonishing feats of technical brilliance from some of the world’s best artists. As much a family experience as a contemporary WHEN art exhibition, Blinc is an event to return to again Fri 27 Feb, 5pm-late and again during the festival, as everything from Sat 28 Feb–Sun 15 Mar, 8.30pm-late Opening Night Party Blinc Bar

FRIDAY 27 FEBRUARY FREE ENTRY Bring the family to celebrate the official opening Located at the heart of our open-air gallery in of our 2015 festival. Join us for dinner at a massive Elder Park, Blinc Bar is open every night during the Fork on the Road dining event followed by the festival serving quick eats and refreshments from switch on of Blinc at 9pm, marked by a free pre-show until late into the night. Get exhibition fireworks spectacular. Then, be one of the first maps and the lowdown on all things Blinc at our in Adelaide to promenade the breathtaking Blinc information booth before walking the digital outdoor digital art gallery. An unmissable festival art installations, and swing back afterwards to moment and a night to remember. bask in what you just experienced over a drink with friends and family. A picturesque pitstop 5PM FORK ON THE ROAD to refresh, recharge and revel on the riverbank. 9PM BLINC SWITCH ON AND ADELAIDE FESTIVAL OPENING, ELDER PARK, KING WILLIAM ROAD WHEN Mon–Thurs, 7pm until late PLAN AHEAD Fri–Sun, 6pm until late (plus public holiday Mon 9 Mar) Outdoor event, goes ahead in rain or shine. In the case of severe weather, please refer to DIGITAL adelaidefestival.com.au on Fri 27 Feb for final Use #AdlFest and #BendigoBlinc when tagging arrangements. Large crowds anticipated. your pictures for your chance to win weekly prizes

LIVE BROADCAST Listen in to 891 ABC Adelaide for opening night updates and ticket giveaways. Michael Smyth Audio Description tours: from 4pm and Peter Goers from 7pm Every Tue and Wed, 8.30pm from Blinc information booth ACCESS INFORMATION

Fyfe, InterContinental Adelaide, Santos, TDC and University of South Australia SUPPORTING PARTNERS Image: Tony Oursler, The Influence Machine, 2000 Oursler, Tony Image:

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Bill Viola Selected Works The broadest selection of Bill Viola’s works ever curated in Australia features as part of the 2015 festival, exclusive to Adelaide.

FREE OF CHARGE AND A MUST-SEE FESTIVAL HIGHLIGHT

Image: Bill Viola, The Encounter, 2012; colour, high-definition video on plasma display; performers Genevieve Anderson and Joan Chodorow; photo Kira Perov. Courtesy Bill Viola Studio. 10− −11 VISUAL ARTS UNITED STATES

Bill Viola Selected Works

One of the world’s most important living artists, ALL EXHIBITIONS ARE FREE Bill Viola has been instrumental in establishing video as a vital form of contemporary art. In this THE CROSSING, THE MESSENGER, exclusive exhibition, the Art Gallery of South THE ENCOUNTER, WALKING ON THE EDGE Australia, St Peter’s Cathedral and the Queen’s Art Gallery of South Australia, North Terrace Theatre are transformed into magnificent Fri 27 Feb–Sun 29 Mar screening houses for Viola’s work. From the sheer 10am–5pm scale of Fire Woman and Tristan’s Ascension to the moving intimacy of Three Women, seven FIRE WOMAN, TRISTAN’S ASCENSION astonishing installations across the three sites [THE SOUND OF A MOUNTAIN UNDER A WATERFALL] envelop the viewer in total image and sound Queen’s Theatre, Playhouse Lane environments that cast Viola’s distinctive light Fri 27 Feb–Sun 15 Mar on themes of birth, death, transformation and Tue–Fri, 6pm–10pm transcendence. Sat, Sun and Public Holidays, 12pm–10pm EXCLUSIVE TO ADELAIDE Closed Mon 2 Mar

THREE WOMEN St Peter’s Cathedral–Lady Chapel 27 King William Road, DON'T MISS THIS Fri 27 Feb–Sat 28 Feb Bill Viola and Kira Perov in 10am–11pm conversation with David Sefton Sat 28 Feb, 2.30pm Radford Auditorium, Sun 1 Mar–Sun 15 Mar Art Gallery of South Australia. Mon–Sat, 10am–4pm TICKETS $20 Sun, 12pm–6pm adelaidefestival.com.au BASS 131 246 Transaction fees apply–tickets limited

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Image: Bill Viola, Tristan’s Ascension (The Sound of a Mountain Under a Waterfall), 2005; colour high-definition video projection; four channels sound with subwoofer; performer John Hay; photo Kira Perov. Courtesy Bill Viola Studio. 12− −13 M U S UTTERLY SUBLIME A MACABRE MATCH MADE IN I THE BIG ISSUE MOVIE-LOVER HEAVEN … MAGIC C

Photo: Paul Sanders Photo: Paul LA WEEKLY **** / U N I T E D S T A T E S

Danny Elfman’s Music from the Films of Tim Burton FEATURING SPECIAL GUEST PERFORMANCE BY DANNY ELFMAN CONDUCTED BY JOHN MAUCERI AND FEATURING THE ADELAIDE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA AND ADELAIDE FESTIVAL CHORUS

Danny Elfman and Tim Burton are responsible for himself, alongside excerpts, sketches and some of the most famous film score collaborations storyboards of Burton’s strange and beautiful of our time including Batman, The Nightmare gothic worlds. A not to be missed festival event Before Christmas, Edward Scissorhands, Beetlejuice celebrating more than 25 years of collaboration and Alice in Wonderland. Elfman’s striking music between two of Hollywood’s top creators. is performed by the full might of the Adelaide AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE Symphony Orchestra, a soaring choir and Elfman 2HRS 20MIN / INCLUDING INTERVAL

VENUE DATES TICKETS BOOKINGS Adelaide Entertainment Sat 14 Mar, 8pm Premium $149, adelaidefestival.com.au Centre, 98 Port Road, Early Bird Friends $119* Ticketek 13 28 49 Hindmarsh (before 14 Nov), Transaction fees apply Friends $126, Under 30 $60 *JOIN AS A FRIEND Before 14 Nov to save A Reserve $119, up to $30 per ticket Early Bird Friends $89 For details see page 70 PRESENTING PARTNER ACCESS INFORMATION (before 14 Nov), Friends $100, MUSIC COMPOSED AND ARRANGED BY Danny Elfman FILMS Concession $95, AND ARTWORK BY Tim Burton CONDUCTED BY John Mauceri Under 30 $60, FEATURING The Adelaide Symphony Orchestra and Adelaide Family (2 plus 2 or Festival Chorus WITH GUEST VOCALIST Bertie Blackman 1 plus 3) $299, PRODUCED BY Columbia Artists Management, LLC – Friends Family $250 Tim Fox and Alison Ahart Williams, Kraft-Engel Management – Richard Kraft and Laura Engel B Reserve $89, Friends $76, Concession $72, Under 30 $50

14− −15 16− to Australiafor thefirst time withtwomust-see company CedarLake contemporary ballet contemporary Festival welcomes the extraordinary the extraordinary In 2015, Adelaide New York-based performances. S E T A T S D E T I N U / E C N A D THE GUARDIAN I COULDHAPPILY SEEAGAIN CEDAR LAKE, SUPREMELY ARTICULATEDANCERSOF POETRY. PERFORMEDBYTHE SIMPLE GESTURESRESONATEWITH TEN DUETS TEN **** ISAWORK Contemporary Ballet Contemporary Cedar Lake Mixed Rep with the National Endowment for the Arts andtheAndrewW.with theNationalEndowment fortheArts MellonFoundation Foundation International in partnership byMidAtlantic Arts throughUSArtists This engagementis supported VIOLET KIDCHOREOGRAPHYAND MUSIC TEN DUETSONA THEME OFRESCUECHOREOGRAPHER INDIGO ROSECHOREOGRAPHY PRESENTING PARTNER Transaction fees apply adelaidefestival.com.au BOOKINGS Adelaide Festival Centre Festival Theatre, VENUE Pite’sto Crystal refreshingliteral andintimate constructed celebrationofyouth, IndigoRose expansive catalogue.From JiříKylián’s cleverly of thisNewYork balletcompany’s contemporary Mixed showcasestheremarkableversatility Rep world’s choreographers, mostforward-thinking Featuring worksbythreeofthe extraordinary BASS Crystal Pite andHofesh ShechterCrystal Choreography byJiříKylián, 131246

Jiří Kylián Sun 8Mar, 8pm Fri 6Marand DATES ACCESS INFORMATION ASSISTANTSTOTHECHOREOGRAPHER Hofesh Shechter 50

Crystal Pite Crystal

ASSISTANTTOTHE CHOREOGRAPHER 1HR 20MIN/INCLUDINGTWOINTERVALS AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE,EXCLUSIVETOADELAIDE exceptionally-talented best. most innovative dancecompanies atits unmistakable style,thisisoneoftheworld’s dark andprimalVioletKidinHofesh Shechter’s Ten Duetsona , andthe Theme ofRescue Schools pricing–seepage71 Under 30$30 $69,C Reserve Friends $59, Concession$55 $79,B Reserve Friends $67, Concession$63 $99,A Reserve Friends $84, Concession$80 Premium $109, Friends $94 Single performance $160,A Reserve Friends $140, Concession$120 Premium $180, Friends $160 ( package Two-performance TICKETS Mixed RepandOrboNovo) Aurélie CaylaandAmosBen-Tal

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Photo: Sharen Bradford D A N C E / AN ACHINGLY BEAUTIFUL IMPRESSION OF THE U ELEGANCE AND FREEDOM N I THAT BODIES – AND T BRAIN CELLS – CAN E PRODUCE WHEN IN D PERFECT ALIGNMENT S WITH ONE ANOTHER T DANCE MAGAZINE A T E CHERKAOUI ALLOWED S THE BODY TO TRIUMPH … BRILLIANTLY EXECUTED LA TIMES

Orbo Novo Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet Choreographed by Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui

Renowned Belgian dancemaker Sidi Larbi stroke, rows of dancers tumble left and right, with Cherkaoui’s much lauded Orbo Novo is performed breathtaking solos, duets and trios showcasing this by the full Cedar Lake company of dancers who electrifying ballet company’s remarkable technique, navigate his trademark choreography against a precision and range. formidable lattice structure. Based on a book by AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE, EXCLUSIVE TO ADELAIDE neuroanatomist Jill Bolte Taylor about her own 1HR 10MIN / NO INTERVAL

VENUE DATES TICKETS Festival Theatre, Sat 7 Mar, 8pm Two-performance package Adelaide Festival Centre Sun 8 Mar, 2pm (Mixed Rep and Orbo Novo) Premium $180, Friends $160 A Reserve $160, Friends $140, Concession $120 BOOKINGS adelaidefestival.com.au Single performance BASS 131 246 Premium $109, Friends $94 Transaction fees apply A Reserve $99, Friends $84, Concession $80 B Reserve $79, Friends $67, Concession $63 C Reserve $69, Friends $59, Concession $55 Under 30 $30 Schools pricing – see page 71

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CHOREOGRAPHY Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui ASSISTANTS TO THE CHOREOGRAPHER James O’Hara and Alexandra Damiani This engagement is supported by Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation through USArtists International in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Photo: Julieta Cervantes 18− −19 BEAUTIFUL, SOFT AND MYSTERIOUS, THIS IS A PERFORMANCE THAT LEAVES YOU SPEECHLESS LE MONDE Azimut

SENSATIONAL Compagnie 111 – LIBÉRATION Aurélien Bory MESMERISING A PIECE BY AURÉLIEN BORY WITH FINANCIAL TIMES THEATRE / LE GROUPE ACROBATIQUE DE TANGER

Gravity and impossibility star as this ensemble of acrobatics to probe the mysterious space between acrobats curl in fabric folds mid-air, walk the ceiling earth and sky in this captivating performance that upside-down, build unfeasible human pyramids and has to be seen to be believed. Bring the family! vanish through invisible traps. A mastermind of AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE, EXCLUSIVE TO ADELAIDE physics and illusion, the boundary-breaking Bory 1HR / NO INTERVAL draws on the phenomenon of ancient Moroccan

VENUE DATES TICKETS BOOKINGS Festival Theatre, Fri 27 Feb–Sat 28 Feb, Premium $99, adelaidefestival.com.au Adelaide Festival Centre 7.30pm Friends $84 BASS 131 246 Sun 1 Mar, 6pm Transaction fees apply A Reserve $89, Friends $76, Concession $72, Restricted Viewing $60

B Reserve $79, Friends $67, Concession $63, Restricted Viewing $40, Under 30 $30

PRESENTING PARTNER 50 CO-PRODUCTION Grand Théâtre de Provence (Aix-en-Provence) Marseille – Provence 2013 – Capitale européenne de la culture, Compagnie 111 – Aurélien Bory, Scènes du Maroc, Les Théâtres de la Ville de Luxembourg, Le Grand ACCESS INFORMATION T théâtre de Loire-Atlantique (Nantes), Le Volcan scène nationale du Havre, Théâtre du Rond-Point (Paris), CIRCa Pôle national des arts du cirque (Auch, Gers, Midi-Pyrénées), Agora Pôle national des arts du cirque (Boulazac, Aquitaine), CONCEPTION, SCENOGRAPHY AND DIRECTION Aurélien Bory WITH THE ARTISTS OF GROUPE ACROBATIQUE DE TANGER La Filature scène nationale (Mulhouse) WITH THE SUPPORT FROM Conseil Général des Bouches-du-Rhône – Centre Mustapha Aït Ouarakmane, Mohammed Hammich, Amal Hammich, Yassine Srasi, Achraf Mohammed Châaban, Adel Châaban, départemental de créations en résidence, Fondation BNP Paribas, Assami, Deloitte and Fondation d’entreprise Deloitte Abdelaziz El Haddad, Samir Lâaroussi, Younes Yemlahi, Jamila Abdellaoui AND THE SINGERS Najib El Maïmouni Idrissi, WITH THE HELP OF L’Usine, scène conventionnée pour les arts dans l’espace public – Tournefeuille Toulouse Métropole Raïs Mohand CHIEF OF GROUPE ACROBATIQUE DE TANGER Younes Hammich DIRECTOR OF GROUPE ACROBATIQUE DE

Photo: Agnes Mellon SCÈNES DU MAROC BENEFITS FROM THE SUPPORT OF Fondation BNP Paribas, Fondation BMCI and Institut Français du Maroc TANGER Sanae El Kamouni 20− −21 M M U U Photo: Doug Marke S S Image: Denise Burt I I C C / / U U N N I I T T E E D D K K I I N N G G D D O O M M + C A N A Marilyn Forever Gavin Bryars D A A chamber opera in Residence by Gavin Bryars EXCLUSIVE TO ADELAIDE AVENTA ENSEMBLE Sex object, victim or fantasy, Marilyn Monroe is known by all and As prolific performer, accomplished bassist understood by few. Framed by the intimate staging of a chamber opera and told through Monroe’s own voice and those of the men and pioneer of free improvisation, Gavin who surrounded her, Marilyn Forever chronicles a life committed to the pursuit of beauty and love in a world without values. In Bryars is recognised as one of Britain’s collaboration with writer/poet Marilyn Bowering and Aventa Ensemble, this moving narrative reveals the innate sensitivity most important post-minimalist composers. and burning ambition of a timeless Hollywood personality. AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE, EXCLUSIVE TO ADELAIDE From early collaborations with John Cage 1HR 30MIN / NO INTERVAL and Cornelius Cardew and with an interest VENUE in unorthodox collaborations, his repertoire Studio 520, ABC Collinswood Centre, 85 North East Road, Collinswood of provocative works includes compositions for Merce Cunningham, William Forsythe, Hilliard Ensemble and the late Charlie Haden. Here, Bryars curates, performs and conducts from his extensive catalogue DATES TICKETS BOOKINGS ACCESS INFORMATION for this special ‘in residence’ series. Fri 27 Feb, 7pm Adult $69, Friends $59, adelaidefestival.com.au Sat 28 Feb, 8pm Concession $55, BASS 131 246 Sun 1 Mar, 6pm Under 30 $30 Transaction fees apply

COMPOSER Gavin Bryars LIBRETTIST Marilyn Bowering DIRECTOR Joel Ivany CONDUCTOR Bill Linwood MARILYN Anne Grimm THE MEN Richard Morris PRESENTING PARTNER SET AND COSTUME DESIGN Camellia Koo LIGHTING DESIGN Kevin Lamotte PRODUCED BY Aventa Ensemble Presented with the assistance of Canada Council for the Arts and British Columbia Arts Council

22− −23 Jesus’ Blood Never Failed Me Gavin Bryars Yet and selected Gavin Bryars Ensemble orchestral works Cvelbar Photo: Petra Ensemble with guests GAVIN BRYARS CONDUCTS THE ADELAIDE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Written for voices and a dark mixture of low strings Throughout his career, Gavin Bryars has crafted an The commanding forces of the Adelaide Symphony PROGRAM and guitar, Gavin Bryars showcases his virtuosic extensive catalogue of repertoire and recordings Orchestra are harnessed by the simple faith and Howard Skempton, Lento M M chamber ensemble in a lavish concert across musical with some of the most adventurous and influential U U repetitive optimism of an elderly tramp’s solitary Gavin Bryars, The Porazzi Fragment settings, from 12th century sacred texts and Irish names in music and composition. Performed by S S voice in the legendary Jesus’ Blood Never Failed Arvo Pärt, If Bach had been a Beekeeper translations of Italian sonnets to his contemporary the Gavin Bryars Ensemble and joined by guests I I Me Yet. Gavin Bryars’ hypnotic declaration of hope Gavin Bryars, Ennelina’s Aria from ‘G’ C C poetic collaborators. Renowned for his contemporary including lauded British mezzo soprano Jess and humanity is joined by a reflection on Wagner, Gavin Bryars, Epilogue from ‘G’ and minimalist composition, Bryars’ collection Walker, Irish anti-hero Gavin Friday and Australia’s / / The Porazzi Fragment for 21 solo strings, and two Gavin Bryars, Jesus’ Blood Never Failed Me Yet of laude and madrigals illustrates a subtle and extraordinary Song Company, this richly textured arias from the opera G, along with partner pieces 1HR 50MIN / INCLUDING INTERVAL seemingly effortless blend of influences and the concert of highlights comprises Shakespearean U A by friends and contemporaries Howard Skempton K U rich harmony of his musical sources. sonnets, the musings of Tom Waits and Kathleen S and Arvo Pärt. 1HR 50MIN / INCLUDING INTERVAL Brennan and Bryars’ own fascination with early + T Italian texts. R A A 3HRS / INCLUDING INTERVAL U L S I TICKETS TICKETS T A VENUE DATES TICKETS BOOKINGS Two-concert package Adult $98, Friends $84 Two-concert package Adult $98, Friends $84 R , Thu 5 Mar, 8pm A Reserve $79, adelaidefestival.com.au A L 128 King William Street Friends $67, BASS 131 246 Single concert Adult $49, Friends $42, Single concert Adult $59, Friends $49, I Concession $63 Transaction fees apply Concession $38, Under 30 $30 Concession $45, Under 30 $30 A B Reserve $69, Friends $59, DATES VENUE DATES VENUE Concession $55, ACCESS INFORMATION Tue 3 Mar, 8pm Elder Hall, University of Wed 4 Mar, 7.30pm Elder Hall, University of Under 30 $30 Adelaide, North Terrace Adelaide, North Terrace FOR ALL HIS INTEREST IN TAPE LOOPS, CONCEPTUAL ART, INDETERMINISM, FREE IMPROV AND THE FLOTSAM AND BOOKINGS JETSAM OF THE 20TH-CENTURY AVANT

adelaidefestival.com.au GARDE, BRYARS ALWAYS SHOWS A ACCESS INFORMATION BASS 131 246 RELIANCE ON MELODY THAT MAKES Transaction fees apply HIS MUSIC UTTERLY ACCESSIBLE THE GUARDIAN

ACT 1 Laude and Madrigals featuring The Song Company ACT 2 Nothing Like the Sun featuring Peyee Chen and John Potter with narration by Gavin Friday ACT 3 Mercy and Grand featuring Jess Walker

GAVIN BRYARS ENSEMBLE WITH NARRATOR Gavin Friday GUEST VOCALS Jess Walker BASS CLARINET Anna Coleman ACCORDION James Crabb TENOR SAX Julien Wilson PERCUSSION Rebecca Lagos PIANO Roland Peelman

‘Nothing Like The Sun’ and ‘Mercy and Grand’ originally CONDUCTED BY Gavin Bryars commissioned by Opera North (UK) PERFORMED BY Adelaide Symphony Orchestra SOPRANO Peyee Chen TENOR John Potter New Madrigals by Gavin Bryars, published WITH SOPRANO Anna Fraser AND BASS Alex Knight VIOLA Morgan Goff GUITARS James Woodrow by Schott Music Ltd. Co-commissioned by Adelaide PRESENTED BY Adelaide Festival and Adelaide CELLO Nick Cooper DOUBLE BASS/PIANO Gavin Bryars Festival and The Song Company Symphony Orchestra 24− −25 UNFORGETTABLE INTENSITY, BEAUTY AND POWER … ASTONISHING THE SCOTSMAN

***** AN EXTRAORDINARY TOUR-DE-FORCE THE OBSERVER **** FOR TRUE ASTONISHMENT, ORIGINALITY AND A TOUCH OF GENIUS THE GUARDIAN

A FEARLESS PLUNGE INTO PURE PERFORMANCE THE IRISH TIMES riverrun Olwen Fouéré THE VOICE OF THE RIVER IN JAMES JOYCE’S FINNEGANS WAKE THEATRE / IRELAND THEEMERGENCYROOM, GALWAY INTERNATIONAL ARTS FESTIVAL AND CUSACK PROJECTS LIMITED

This extraordinary performance is less an the voice of Anna Livia Plurabelle, the river’s adaptation of James Joyce’s Finnegans Wake than personification. And while the adaptation of such a an hour spent happily adrift within it. Possessed formidable text sounds ambitious, this one-woman by an unearthly energy, Fouéré transforms Joyce’s show is as humorous as it is exhilarating. prose into an undulating soundscape, inhabiting AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE. 1HR 5MIN / NO INTERVAL

VENUE DATES TICKETS BOOKINGS Dunstan Playhouse, Thu 26 Feb–Sat 28 Feb, Adult $69, Friends $59, adelaidefestival.com.au Adelaide Festival Centre 7.30pm Concession $55, BASS 131 246 Sun 1 Mar, 5pm Under 30 $30 Transaction fees apply Mon 2 Mar, 2pm Schools pricing – see page 71 and 7.30pm

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ADAPTED, DIRECTED AND PERFORMED BY Olwen Fouéré CO-DIRECTED BY Kellie Hughes SOUND DESIGNER/COMPOSER Alma Kelliher LIGHTING DESIGNER Stephen Dodd COSTUME DESIGNER Monica Frawley

Please note: latecomers not admitted. Photo: Colm Hogan 26− −27 Photo: AJ Korkidakis 28− ORIGINALLY CO-COMMISSIONED BY Internationales Sommerfestival Hamburg, Noorderzon Performing Arts Festival UKandSantiago AMil Arts Groningen,Roundhouse Performing Hamburg,Noorderzon Internationales Sommerfestival DIRECTOR OFPHOTOGRAPHY PUPPETEERS CREATOR INFORMATION ACCESS STRING ARRANGEMENTS ANDADDITIONALSCORE Eric San(KidKoala) Clea Minaker, Félix Patrick andKarinaBleau Martel, Boisvert 50 AJ Korkidakis DIRECTOR Luminato byAdelaideFestival, Festival, andco-commissioned The BanffCentre, K.K. Barrett

Vid Cousins SETDESIGNER MUSICALPERFORMERS Benjamin Gerlis MUSICALSCORE PUPPETDESIGNERSAND Kid Koala and The Afiara Quartet Kid Koala MUSICALDIRECTOR, **** EXAMINER.COM FEELING INSIDE LEAVE WITHAFUZZY YOU CAN’THELPBUT NEAR SEAMLESS… TORONTO FILMSCENE AN ABSOLUTETREAT OUTSTANDING …

Adelaide Festival Centre Dunstan Playhouse, VENUE (Spike Jonze’s Her, WheretheWild Things Are), designed byrecentOscarnomineeK.K.Barrett novelist andDJ KidKoala, anddirected and Created byMontreal-basedaward-winning graphic know thatdestinyhasabeautifulromanceinstore. struggling to finda voice inabigcity. Littledothey She’s alonelyoffice girl.He’s robot anout-of-work Kid Koala Must Fall Nufonia

Sat 7Mar,7pm 2pmand Wed 4Mar–Fri 6Mar, 7pm DATES THEATRE +MUSIC/CANADA

Schools pricing–seepage71 Under 30$30 Concession $45, Adult $59, Friends $49, TICKETS 1HR /NOINTERVAL AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE,EXCLUSIVETOADELAIDE cool live experience. Family friendly, kids8+ hand-madeand avery and strings.Heartfelt, via GoPros accompaniedbypiano, turntable unfolds love onaminiaturesetscreened story asthe this issilentmovie meetsmusicalconcert

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A NEW HIGH POINT IN TELLING A NATIONAL NARRATIVE ON THE STAGE THE GUARDIAN ***** FASCINATING AND REVELATORY T H E A T R E / A U S T R A L I A

Black Diggers Queensland Theatre Company WRITTEN BY TOM WRIGHT AND DIRECTED BY WESLEY ENOCH

This is the untold story of Aboriginal soldiers in ordinarily couldn’t buy them a beer. An all-male, World War I. Shunned in their own country, they all-Indigenous cast evokes these fearless and stepped up to defend the nation in its greatest heroic men, largely unknown to history, who helped time of need. They fought and died for the British win the war but lost their battle back home. Commonwealth, sharing horror, survival and 1HR 40MIN / NO INTERVAL camaraderie with mates in the trenches who

VENUE DATES TICKETS BOOKINGS Her Majesty’s Theatre, Tue 10 Mar, 8pm A Reserve $69, adelaidefestival.com.au 58 Grote Street Wed 11 Mar, 6.30pm Friends $59, BASS 131 246 Thu 12 Mar, 10.30am* Concession $55 Transaction fees apply and 8pm Fri 13–Sat 14 Mar, 8pm B Reserve $59, *Post-show Q&A in venue Friends $49, Concession $45, Under 30 $30, Morning Melodies $30* Wheelchair: Side Access Touch Tour: Wed 11 Mar, 5.30pm *Thu 12 Mar, 10.30am Audio Description: Wed 11 Mar, 6.30pm Schools pricing – see page 71 PRESENTING PARTNER ACCESS INFORMATION

PRODUCED BY Queensland Theatre Company and Festival PRESENTED BY Adelaide Festival and Queensland Theatre Company SUPPORTED BY the Australian Government/Department of Veterans Affairs, ANZAC 100 and The Balnaves Foundation This production has been assisted by the Australia Government’s Major Festival initiative, managed by the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body, in association with the Confederation of Australian International Arts Festivals, Adelaide Festival, Festival and Sydney Festival

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Fela! The Concert FEATURING MEMBERS OF THE BROADWAY TOURING CAST

As the pioneering forefather of Afrobeat and world singers and dancers from the original production. IT’S MUSIC OF STEADFASTNESS AND ENDURANCE, music, Fela Kuti’s musical legacy is as influential as A celebration of Kuti’s eclectic rhythms and OF UNCOMPROMISING DETERMINATION. IT’S ALSO, the story of his extraordinary life. Fela! The Concert powerful lyrics charts the path of this iconic OF COURSE, DANCE MUSIC, MADE FOR LONG NIGHTS captures the best of the spectacularly successful artist and activist, to evoke both the spirit of his IN CLUBS … A MUSICAL AND CULTURAL HERO Broadway musical, as Kuti’s most captivating songs electrifying beat and that of the legend himself. NEW YORK TIMES are performed by a ten-piece band and cast of AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE, EXCLUSIVE TO ADELAIDE

VENUE DATES TICKETS BOOKINGS Festival Theatre, Thu 12 Mar–Sat 14 Mar, Premium $99, adelaidefestival.com.au Adelaide Festival Centre 8pm Friends $84 BASS 131 246 Transaction fees apply A Reserve $89, Friends $76, Concession $72

PRESENTING PARTNER ACCESS INFORMATION B Reserve $79, Friends $67, Concession $63

C Reserve $69, Friends $59, Concession $55

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32− −33 M U S I Tommy C Eric Mingus / U and Hal Willner N I The Who’s iconic 1969 rock opera Tommy launched Led by vocalist, bassist and composer Eric Mingus T the band to international superstardom and and legendary producer Hal Willner, this re-working E D inspired re-interpretations in film, opera, a stage of the classic features an eclectic cast of rock musical and more. Now, in the 50th anniversary and roll raconteurs in the starring roles, including S year of The Who, and with Pete Townshend’s Gavin Friday. Exclusive to Adelaide, this is Tommy T A blessing, the staggeringly successful double- as you’ve never seen or heard it before. T album is re-interpreted in a radical new way. WORLD PREMIERE, EXCLUSIVE TO ADELAIDE. E S

VENUE DATES TICKETS BOOKINGS Her Majesty’s Theatre, Preview: Preview: adelaidefestival.com.au 58 Grote Street Thu 26 Feb, 8pm Adult $69, BASS 131 246 Friends $59, Transaction fees apply Season: Concession $55, Fri 27 Feb–Sat 28 Feb, Under 30 $30 8pm Sun 1 Mar, 6pm Season: A Reserve $89, Friends $76

B Reserve $79, Friends $67, Concession $63, Under 30 $30

ARRANGED AND DIRECTED BY Eric Mingus ORCHESTRATION AND MUSICAL DIRECTION BY Giancarlo Vulcano PRODUCER Hal Willner FEATURING Gavin Friday and Eric Mingus Side access Adelaide Festival commission PRESENTING PARTNER ACCESS INFORMATION 34− −35 Beauty and the Beast ONEOFUS/Improbable This is the true love story of a beauty queen and fairytale like no other. Bring a lover (not your a natural born freak. American burlesque star mother) to this joyful romp that explores the Julie Atlas Muz and British disabled performer naked truths about love. Mat Fraser are Beauty and the Beast in this magical sexual journey where the two roles are Contains both beautiful and beastly nudity, shared as love is declared. Together with maverick and scenes of an explicit sexual nature. director Phelim McDermott (director of hit show Strictly for ages 18+ Shockheaded Peter), the internationally acclaimed AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE, EXCLUSIVE TO ADELAIDE duo rekindle your lust for life in an adults-only 1HR 20MIN / NO INTERVAL

VENUE DATES TICKETS BOOKINGS Dunstan Playhouse, Tue 10 Mar–Fri 13 Mar, Adult $59, Friends $49, adelaidefestival.com.au Adelaide Festival Centre 9pm Concession $45, BASS 131 246 Sat 14 Mar, 2.30pm* Under 30 $30 Transaction fees apply and 9pm Sun 15 Mar, 5pm *Post-show Q&A in venue

T WHAT A TREAT TO H BE PART OF THIS E THEATRICAL SORCERY A NEW YORK TIMES T R ***** E RAUCOUS ONE MOMENT, / WHIP-SHARP THE NEXT– U THIS IS A SHOW THAT N DOESN’T MISS A TRICK. I BEAUTIFUL, BEASTLY T E BRILLIANCE D THE TELEGRAPH K I **** N AN X-RATED SAUCY G SEASIDE POSTCARD D THE GUARDIAN O M

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S STARRING Julie Atlas Muz and Mat Fraser, with Jess Mabel T Jones and Jonny Dixon DIRECTED BY Phelim McDermott A T SET DESIGNER Philip Eddolls COSTUME DESIGNER E Kevin Pollard SOUND DESIGNER Ed Clarke LIGHTING S DESIGNER Colin Grenfell PRODUCTION MANAGER Mishi Bekesi STAGE MANAGER Michelle Giancola Beauty and the Beast was made as an Improbable

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A naked Silvia Gallerano sings and howls this vulnerable and cutting. A multi-award winning provocative text, presenting a deeply personal sell-out hit across Europe, La Merda is truly story as an unbroken current of thoughts rendered shocking and truly brilliant. as sounds, movement and raw physicality. Her AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE, EXCLUSIVE TO ADELAIDE and bravery reveal revolting secrets, and 1HR / NO INTERVAL a modern society that is powerful, desperate,

VENUE DATES TICKETS BOOKINGS Space Theatre, Thu 5 Mar–Sun 8 Mar, Adult $49, Friends $42, adelaidefestival.com.au Adelaide Festival Centre 8.30pm Concession $38, BASS 131 246 Under 30 $30 Transaction fees apply

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EXTRAORDINARY, A POWERHOUSE TERRIFYING AND PERFORMANCE HARD TO IGNORE THE EXAMINER THE GUARDIAN ACCESS INFORMATION ***** **** PERFORMED BY Silvia Gallerano WRITTEN BY Cristian Ceresoli PRODUCED AND PRESENTED BY Marta Ceresoli, Richard Jordan Productions and Produzioni Fuorivia in association with Summerhall and the support of The Basement (Brighton, UK)

Contains nudity. Recommended for ages 15+ Photo: Tomasulo Valeria 38− −39 IRREVERENT BUT KNOWLEDGEABLE THOMAS’ INTENSE LOVE AFFAIR AND VISUALLY DELICIOUS WITH LANGUAGE TRANSMITTED THE STAGE WITH HYPNOTIC BEAUTY NEW YORK TIMES

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T H E A T R E Photo: Graeme Braidwood / U N I T Dylan Thomas – E D Return Journey The Cardinals K I Bob Kingdom N RICHARD JORDAN PRODUCTIONS Stan’s Cafe G D It’s evangelical mayhem as three crimson-robed as funny as it is touching. A thought-provoking, O Originally directed by Anthony Hopkins, Bob wit of this celebrated writer. Having toured the cardinals on tour with a puppet show find witty and wildly entertaining work of truly M Kingdom is an uncanny Dylan Thomas. Blending globe, with sell-out seasons in and New themselves oddly devoid of puppets. Their mad biblical proportions, from one of the world’s Thomas’ lush poetry and prose with spell-binding York, this is your chance to experience the magical solution sees this rabble of God’s men jostle their most unpredictable theatre companies. tales of the road, Hopkins’ minimalist direction work of the acclaimed poet, almost as delivered way through well-known Bible stories, as their wild AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE. 1HR 40MIN / NO INTERVAL draws the performer and audience together in by the man himself. off-stage antics reveal a contemporary tale that is appreciation of the beauty, humour, passion and 1HR 15MIN / NO INTERVAL

VENUE DATES TICKETS BOOKINGS VENUE DATES TICKETS BOOKINGS Flinders Street Wed 11–Fri 13 Mar, 8pm Adult $49, Friends $42, adelaidefestival.com.au State Dining Room, Sun 8 Mar, 6pm Adult $49, Friends $42, adelaidefestival.com.au Baptist Church, Sat 14 Mar, 4pm and 9pm Concession $38, BASS 131 246 , Mon 9 Mar, 2pm and 5pm Concession $38, BASS 131 246 65 Flinders Street Under 30 $30 Transaction fees apply 288 North Terrace Wed 11 Mar, 2pm Under 30 $30 Transaction fees apply and 7pm Thu 12 Mar–Fri 13 Mar, 7.30pm Sat 14 Mar, 1pm and 8pm

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DEVISED BY Alia Alzougbi, Gerard Bell, Graeme Rose, Craig Stephens PERFORMED BY Gerard Bell, Rochi Rampal, DEVISED AND PERFORMED BY Bob Kingdom ORGINAL DIRECTION Anthony Hopkins Graeme Rose, Craig Stephens DIRECTION James Yarker PRODUCED AND PRESENTED BY Richard Jordan Productions in association with Merrigong Theatre Company 40− −41 BECKETT’S PLAYS ARE LOVINGLY AND SELDOM HAS SO RESPECTFULLY SHAPED FOR AN AUDIENCE: MUCH HORROR THIS IS WHAT HAS MADE THEM ENDURING BEEN MADE THE GUARDIAN SO TANGIBLE THROUGH SUCH INTIMACY DE STANDAARD ****

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Photo: Kris Washusen E / B E L Beckett Triptych G I State Theatre Company U SmallWaR of South Australia M Valentijn Dhaenens FOOTFALLS, EH JOE AND KRAPP’S LAST TAPE SKAGEN, RICHARD JORDAN PRODUCTIONS BY SAMUEL BECKETT AND THEATRE ROYAL PLYMOUTH

From the genius of Samuel Beckett comes a very the funny, wistful, bleak and acutely observed Following the 2014 sold-out hit BigMouth, doctors, nurses, wounded soldiers and mothers special event. Three perfect theatrical gems, existential work of Beckett. A rare and intimate this gripping follow-up takes us deep into the in this raw and authentic performance set Footfalls, Eh Joe and Krapp’s Last Tape, bound theatre experience not to be missed. psychology of human conflict. Set in 1914 but against mind-blowing digital theatre. together in one dreamlike evening featuring Paul EXCLUSIVE TO ADELAIDE focussed on wars old and new, SmallWaR shares AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE, EXCLUSIVE TO ADELAIDE Blackwell, Peter Carroll and Pamela Rabe—three of 1HR 50MIN / INCLUDING INTERVAL battle stories in the words of those who lived them. 1HR / NO INTERVAL Australia’s greatest actors, brilliantly matched to The masterful Valentijn Dhaenens embodies

VENUE DATES TICKETS BOOKINGS VENUE DATES TICKETS BOOKINGS State Theatre Company 20 February–15 March Preview: Adult $58, adelaidefestival.com.au Space Theatre, Mon 2 Mar–Tue 3 Mar, Adult $49, Friends $42, adelaidefestival.com.au Scenic Workshop and See times on fold out calendar Friends $49, Concession BASS 131 246 Adelaide Festival Centre 6pm and 9pm Concession $38, BASS 131 246 Rehearsal Room, $49, Under 30 $31 Transaction fees apply Wed 4 Mar, 2pm Under 30 $30 Transaction fees apply Adelaide Festival Centre Schools pricing – see page 71 Evening: Adult $69, DIRECTOR Geordie Brookman (Footfalls), Nescha Jelk Friends $59, Concession (Krapp’s Last Tape), Corey McMahon (Eh Joe) SET AND $59, Under 30 $31 Ailsa Paterson COSTUME DESIGNER LIGHTING DESIGNERS ACCESS INFORMATION Ben Flett (Footfalls and Krapp’s Last Tape), Chris Petridis Matinee: Adult $62, Touch Tour: Tue 10 Mar, 5.30pm PRESENTING PARTNER ACCESS INFORMATION (Eh Joe) SOUND DESIGNER Jason Sweeney CAST INCLUDES Friends $54, Concession and Sat 14 Mar, 1pm Paul Blackwell (Eh Joe), Peter Carroll (Krapp’s Last Tape), $57, Under 30 $31 Audio Description: Tue 10 Mar, WRITTEN AND PERFORMED BY Valentijn Dhaenens VIDEO, SET AND SOUND DESIGN Jeroen Wuyts Pamela Rabe (Footfalls) Schools pricing – see page 71 6.30pm and Sat 14 Mar, 2pm PRODUCED AND PRESENTED BY SKaGeN, Richard Jordan Productions and Theatre Royal Plymouth PRESENTED BY State Theatre Company of South Australia in co-production with Stuk and De Tijid in association with Adelaide Festival Contains adult themes. Recommended for ages 14+ 42− −43 Jack and the Beanstalk Socìetas Raffaello Sanzio A NEW WORK BY CHIARA GUIDI IN CO-PRODUCTION WITH JEFF STEIN, ERTH VISUAL AND PHYSICAL AND INSITE ARTS

Darkness rules as this acclaimed Italian director the price of admission alone in this wild musical and her Australian creative team explore the shadier production that will have children engrossed side of the famous story of Jack, the mysterious by its magical story-telling, stagecraft and laugh- stranger with magical beans, the ogre that lived high out-loud moments. The kids (7+) will love it. in the sky and the goose that laid the golden egg. 1HR 20MIN / NO INTERVAL Jack’s astonishing trip up the beanstalk is worth

VENUE DATES TICKETS BOOKINGS Odeon Theatre, Sat 28 Feb–Sun 1 Mar, General Admission $25, adelaidefestival.com.au 57a Queen Street, 2pm and 5pm General Admission BASS 131 246 Norwood Tue 3 Mar–Wed 4 Mar, Family (2 plus 2 or 1 Transaction fees apply 10.30am plus 3) $80 Thu 5 Mar–Fri 6 Mar, 6pm Schools pricing – see page 71 Sat 7 Mar–Sun 8 Mar, 2pm and 5pm

THE CHILDREN SAT THROUGH THE SHOW ENCHANTED … NOT A FIDGET TO BE FELT STAGE WHISPERS

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ACCESS INFORMATION + A DIRECTOR AND WRITER Chiara Guidi CREATIVE PRODUCER Jeff Stein U ARTISTIC ASSOCIATE Scott Wright PERFORMERS Skye Gellmann, S Katia Molino, Drew Fairley and Christa Hughes ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR, T Nadia Cusimano Trevor Brown and R TRANSLATOR AND PERFORMER MUSICIANS A Veren Grigorov SET, PUPPET AND COSTUME DESIGN Erth Visual & Physical L SOUND DESIGN Max Lyandvert LIGHTING DESIGNERS Clytie Smith and Mark Haslam I COMMISSIONED BY Campbelltown Arts Centre in association with Adelaide Festival A Adelaide Festival gratefully acknowledges Windmill Theatre’s support for this project

Contains strobe and smoke effects. Children younger than the recommended

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Blow the Bloody Doors Off!! Terry Edwards and guests ONE OF FILM’S MOST ICONIC SOUNDSCAPES … THE HEIGHT UNEASY, INNER-CITY COOL, THIS IS MUSIC FOR HARD MEN TO GET EVEN BBC ON CARTER Michael Caine’s early films not only defined the musical shaker makers, including members of look of an era, but also inspired some of cinema’s Gallon Drunk, Madness and Polar Bear, with host greatest scores. Led by musical director Terry Phill Jupitus (Never Mind the Buzzcocks). It’s all Edwards, this concert of music by Sonny Rollins the grit and glamour of the sixties, captured in (Alfie), John Barry (The Ipcress File), Quincy Jones swinging cinematic grooves. (The Italian Job) and Roy Budd (Get Carter) is AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE, EXCLUSIVE TO ADELAIDE performed by a veritable who’s who of London’s 2HRS 30MIN / INCLUDING INTERVAL

VENUE DATES TICKETS BOOKINGS Adelaide Town Hall, Thu 12 Mar, 8pm Adult $79, Friends $67, adelaidefestival.com.au 128 King William Street Concession $63, BASS 131 246 Under 30 $30 Transaction fees apply

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MUSICAL DIRECTOR Terry Edwards PERFORMED BY Seamus Beaghen, Mark Bedford, Terry Edwards, Steve Gibson, Tracie Hunter, James Johnston, Rose Moore, Finn Peters, Jack Pinter, Seb Rochford and Maggie Ronson WITH Belinda Gehlert, Emily Tulloch, Justin Thomas and Hilary Kleinig AND HOST AND ACTOR Phill Jupitus 46− −47 THE FINEST ROCK SONGWRITER AFTER DYLAN AND THE BEST ELECTRIC GUITARIST SINCE HENDRIX LA TIMES MUSIC / SOUTH AFRICA MUSIC / UNITED KINGDOM

ONE OF JAZZ MUSIC'S MOST TELLING EXPONENTS OF THE ART OF RELEASING DEVASTATING EFFECTS FROM SIMPLE MATERIAL Photo: Pamela Littky Photo: Pamela Photo: Johannes Kassenberg THE GUARDIAN

Abdullah Richard Thompson Ibrahim Electric Trio A revered pianist and composer, Abdullah Ibrahim artists such as Max Roach and Randy Weston. Described by Rolling Stone Magazine as both acoustic and electric guitar continues to earn has been hailed as the greatest exponent of Cape His Adelaide performance follows concerts in “a perennial dark-horse contender for the title of him a multitude of new fans, adding to a long list of jazz. During his long and glorious career he has New York and London, and is an exclusive solo greatest living rock guitarist,” Richard Thompson admirers that already includes the likes of Michael toured the world extensively, performing as soloist show to celebrate his 80th birthday. is one of the world’s most critically acclaimed Stipe, Elvis Costello and David Byrne. Playing as with symphony orchestras and with legendary jazz EXCLUSIVE TO ADELAIDE. 1HR 30MIN / NO INTERVAL and prolific songwriters. From his formidable the Electric Trio, Thompson’s energy and sharp beginnings with seminal London folk rockers onstage wit further cement his reputation as one Fairport Convention to his explosive latest release of the most distinctive and respected artists in VENUE DATES TICKETS BOOKINGS Electric, Thompson’s genre defying mastery of folk rock history. Adelaide Town Hall, Tue 10 Mar, 8pm Adult $85, Friends $73, adelaidefestival.com.au 128 King William Street Concession $65, Bass 131 246 Under 30 $35 Transaction fees apply VENUE DATES TICKETS BOOKINGS Her Majesty’s Theatre, Thu 5 Mar, 8pm A Reserve $79, adelaidefestival.com.au 58 Grote Street Friends $67 Bass 131 246 Transaction fees apply B Reserve $69, Friends $59, Under 30 $30 Side access ACCESS INFORMATION ACCESS INFORMATION FEATURING Richard Thompson DRUMS Michael Jerome BASS/VOCALS Taras Prodaniuk PRESENTED BY Arts Projects Australia in association with Adelaide Festival PRESENTED BY ARRANGEMENT WITH Gaynor Crawford 48− −49 Image: Piotr Jakubowicz Piotr Image:

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131 246 BASS 254 North Terrace BOOKINGS adelaidefestival.com.au apply fees Transaction ACCESS INFORMATION Unsound program change. subject to sound Contains extreme and smoke, haze, levels laser and strobe effects. VENUE Hall, Freemasons TICKETS Three concert pass Adult $180, Friends $150 Friends Adult $180, Single concert $59, Friends Adult $69, Under 30 $35

Evian Christ performsEvian , DATES 7.30pm–1am Sat 14 Mar, Saturday (Doors open at 7pm) live with a specially crafted light show. light show. with a specially crafted live and prolific artistMusical explorer Hieroglyphic Being finishes the and high- night, with an expansive energy set that owes as much of the producers responsible for the of the producers responsible for industrial, electronic sound of ’s as the heroes of Chicago house to jazz. Sun Ra, industrial, noise and to Unsound Adelaide concludes with four featuring an enormous evening legends and rising stars of innovative electronic club music. Model 500 is Godfather the project of Juan Atkins, of the and key creator of techno Detroit sound, playing here as a four-piece event. band in an exclusive his , best known for Mika Vainio Sonic, is output as one half of Pan electronic one of the most respected musicians in the world, with recent that shows proving releases and live and of force he remains a master restraint. A key figure in the UK underground club scene and one

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. His latest album The Bug. His latest DATES 7.30pm–1am 13 Mar, Fri (Doors open at 7pm) The Unsound and Adelaide Festival- commissioned work Double Vision is at the heart of this program, uniting and Robin Fox Atom™ ride through 2D video and 3D laser soundsvia dark experimental and pop deconstruction. Different on bass come first perspectives Swords, of Forest in the form whose acclaimed hazy sound drone, murky dub textured explores and R&B, and then from legendary artist Angels and Devils combines subtle passages with onslaughts of bass spectrum span the full, abrasive to of his singular sound. Meanwhile, and one of the most celebrated influential artiststoday, in club music the enigmatic Shackleton, weaves bass-lines through hypnotic and take the melodies to complex audience on a fluid and immersive sonic journey. Friday

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Lawrence English, recently Container’s maxed-out DATES 7.30pm–1am Thu 12 Mar, Some of the most influential figures in noise, drone and experimental open to music come together the third instalment of Unsound Adelaide. of ’s as “one described , Magazine by FACT modern masters” a physical and dark sound, explores while spiralling loops and drum patterns, mesmerising arrangements hover minimal techno. menacingly over Shadow also The pioneering Vatican skirts the edges of club music, with a politically engaged and rhythmic of noise and industrial exploration music. Headlining act and legends underground of the psychedelic built a formidable have Fushitsusha a powerfulreputation for sound by the Led show. and stunning live father of the charismatic founding rock scene, Japanese experimental the recently reformed Haino, Keiji influenced by band is equally Tokyo noise, krautrock and improvisation. (Doors open at 7pm) Thursday

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Unsound Unsound (UK) The Bug (UK) (UK) Shackleton Model 500 (US) Shadow (US) Vatican (FIN/ Mika Vainio Lawrence English (AUS) Lawrence (US) Hieroglyphic Being (JAP) Fushitsusha (UK) Swords Forest (UK) Christ Evian / (GER Robin Fox Container (US) Photo: Steve Gullick Torrensville 112 HenleyBeachRoad, Theatre, Thebarton VENUE SUPPORT PLUS Mogwai ACCESS INFORMATION 52− Side access band continuesto delightfans with itsimpressive music festivals theworldover, thiscommanding instrumental sound.Aregularhighlightofmajor post-rock kingsMogwaireturnwiththeirexpansive years sincetheirlastAdelaidevisit, Thirteen

Fri 27Feb, 8pmsharp DATES Adult $75 TICKETS THE QUIETUS AND NECESSARYFORCE MOGWAI REMAINAPOTENT Live, theScottishquintet isutterly invincible. andeuphoric. monumental songarcsarepowerful drums buildandexplode onstage.Recorded,their live showwhereguitarriffs,synthesizers and

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ACCESS INFORMATION TerraceNorth 254 Freemasons Hall, VENUE intheirfulloriginalline-up. album re-issues enjoying thegoldenyears ofreformation and commotion apparent, The Pop Grouparenow to causefurther business andanopportunity influence.With unfinished shows andwide-reaching heroes, developing areputation for anarchiclive their earlyDIY-ethic into full-blownsocio-political career from1978-1980 thebandexploded from lived. Intheirfleeting hard andblindinglyshort Post-punk provocateurs The Pop Groupwerefast, AND SIMONBARKER[US/AUS] SUPPORTED BYADESUHARTO,BRIANRITCHIE The Pop Group MUSIC / UNITED KINGDOM UNITED / MUSIC

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AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE/3HRS and localchoreographerdancerAdeSuharto. Femmes), SimonBarker(acclaimedjazzdrummer) a newcollaborationbetweenBrianRitchie (Violent of Opened bytheworldpremiereperformance material isstillblazinglyintact. all thespiritandincandescenceoftheiroriginal Australian appearance, The Pop Groupprove that markingtheirfirstever With thisperformance Adult $49, Friends $42 TICKETS POP GROUP NICK CAVEONTHE CHANGED FOREVER LIFE ISIRREVERSIBLY MIND SHIFT,ANDYOUR WHEN THECOGSOFYOUR ONE OFTHOSEMOMENTS Transaction fees apply adelaidefestival.com.au BOOKINGS BASS 131246 BASS

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NEXT TIME SOMEONE TELLS YOU GUITAR MUSIC HAS RUN OUT OF NEW IDEAS, SIMPLY POINT THEM IN THE DIRECTION OF (65DAYSOFSTATIC’S) WILD LIGHT NME

THERE ARE CERTAIN BANDS THAT YOU HAVE NEVER A WONDERFULLY BIZARRE REALLY HEARD UNTIL AVANT-GARDE HYBRID YOU’VE EXPERIENCED THEM OF CLASSICAL MUSIC, LIVE. 65DAYSOFSTATIC HEAVY ROCK AND PUNK ARE ONE SUCH BAND THE JAPAN TIMES THE QUIETUS

Vampillia SUPPORTED BY FOURTEEN NIGHTS AT SEA [AUS] 65daysofstatic AND TRASH MCSWEENEY AND ALIX KOL [AUS] SUPPORTED BY TANGLED THOUGHTS OF LEAVING [AUS]

Famous for their jaw-dropping performances the 11-piece has recently recorded in Iceland with From their head-turning debut to the meticulously ornate and experimental soundscapes, their featuring three eccentric vocalists, a body painted Ben Frost to develop their mysteriously universal evolved sound of their sixth album Wild Light, live show combines the pummeling dynamics of dancer, dual drummers, a macho man and a noise sound. Hold on tight as anarchic vocals, discordant 65daysofstatic’s forward-thinking fusion of rock post-rock with danceable rhythms to make them violinist, Osaka’s Vampillia is a self-described guitars and powerful drums make an unlikely and have earned them a worldwide cult one of the world’s most arresting instrumental ‘brutal orchestra’. Boasting members of seminal match with elaborate strings and piano to form following including arguably their biggest fan, The acts. This critically acclaimed band is completely Japanese bands including Boredoms and Ruins, the beautiful chaos that is Vampillia. Cure’s . While their records showcase unstoppable, both in the studio and on the stage.

VENUE DATES TICKETS BOOKINGS VENUE DATES TICKETS BOOKINGS Freemasons Hall, Fri 6 Mar, 8pm Adult $49, Friends $42 adelaidefestival.com.au Freemasons Hall, Sat 7 Mar, 8pm Adult $49, Friends $42 adelaidefestival.com.au 254 North Terrace (Doors open at 7.30pm) BASS 131 246 254 North Terrace (Doors open at 7.30pm) BASS 131 246 Transaction fees apply Transaction fees apply

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54− −55 AN INFORMED AND ADVENTUROUS CREATIVE MIND AT FULL STRETCH THE AGE ON DAVID CHISHOLM MUSIC / VARIOUS COUNTRIES MUSIC + THEATRE / AUSTRALIA Photo: David Musch Photo: David Musch Photo: Emmanuel Bernardoux

Soundpond.net The Experiment Late Sessions Mark Ravenhill and Featuring special David Chisholm A MONODRAMA CREATED IN COLLABORATION WITH ANDERSON, guest DJs BERNARDOUX, CARRASCO, GARNERO AND GINGOLD

Not ready to call it a night? Neither are we. grown from humble beginnings into a centre for Composed by the multi-award winning Chisholm, on a single child, would you do it? Stunning Join us for a post-show drink, chat and dance as Adelaide’s DJ culture, and have developed a strong this solo for virtuoso Chilean guitarist Mauricio video art and self-playing instrumental interludes we transform the Piano Bar into a late-night hot national and international audience who they will Carrasco is a reimagining of Ravenhill’s short horror complete this immersive hybrid collaboration spot featuring local DJ aficionados Soundpond.net be streaming to each evening from our festival. monologue that poses the question: if you could that explores the dark side of scientific ethics. and special guest artists including masters of The perfect end to the perfect night. Kicking off cure thousands of fatal diseases by experimenting 1HR / NO INTERVAL mash-ups and vinyl-spinning icons. Soundpond.net as soon as the curtain falls. and their online music streaming service have VENUE DATES TICKETS BOOKINGS Space Theatre, Wed 11 Mar–Thu 12 Mar, Adult $49, Friends $42, adelaidefestival.com.au VENUE DATES ENTRY DETAILS Adelaide Festival Centre 8.30pm Concession $38, BASS 131 246 Piano Bar, Adelaide Post-show (around 9pm) Free Check line-up Fri 13 Mar–Sat 14 Mar, Under 30 $30 Transaction fees apply Festival Centre until late, every Friday announcements 7pm and Saturday night and set times at during the festival, adelaidefestival.com.au plus Sun 8 Mar and ACCESS INFORMATION Thu 12 Mar PERFORMER Mauricio Carrasco WRITER Mark Ravenhill COMPOSER David Chisholm GUEST COMPOSER Fernando Garnero IMAGE Emmanuel Bernardoux MEDIA ARTIST Matthew Gingold DRAMATURG Jude Anderson This production has been assisted by the Australian Government’s Major Festival initiative, managed by the Australia Council, ACCESS INFORMATION its arts funding and advisory body, in association with the Confederation of Australian International Arts Festivals, Adelaide Festival, Sydney Festival and Festival PRESENTED BY Soundpond.net in association with Adelaide Festival Contains strong coarse language and nudity. 56− −57 Photo: Denis Smith In LatinwithEnglish surtitles. VENUE Jesus ChristAccordingto StJohn). Secundum Joannem(ThePassion ofOurLord Pärt’s PassioDominiNostriJesuChristi Arvo tradition oflate nightFestival with performances Adelaide ChamberSingerscontinuesitssell-out Singers Adelaide Chamber Cathedral: Passio Late Nightinthe PRESENTED BY BASSOON CONDUCTOR ACCESS INFORMATION Adelaide North 27 KingWilliamRoad, St Peter’s Cathedral, 58− Mark Gaydon Carl Crossin Adelaide Chamber SingersinassociationwithAdelaide Festival CELLO VIOLIN

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Celia Craig EXCLUSIVE TOADELAIDE.1HR15MIN/NOINTERVAL of JesusChrist. work whichtracesthearrest,trialandcrucifixion ofthispowerful for itsspellbindingperformances The multi-awardwinningACS ishighlyrespected Under 30$35 Concession $40, Adult $52,Friends $44, TICKETS THE AUSTRALIAN AUSTRALIA’S TOPCHOIRS UNDISPUTEDLY ONEOF

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Dan Barber US Jonas T. Bengtsson DEN Alastair Bonnett UK James Boyce AUS James Bradley AUS Helen Castor UK Leila Yusaf Chung AUS Nicholas Clements AUS Matthew Condon AUS Lucy Cousins UK John Darnielle US Kate de Goldi NZ Anthony Doerr US Ceridwen Dovey AUS Michel Faber UK Chris Flynn AUS Kimberley Freeman AUS Esther Freud UK AUS Roxane Gay US Jane Gleeson-White AUS Andy Griffiths AUS Libby Hathorn AUS Smith Henderson US Mark Henshaw AUS Barry Hill AUS Terrence Holt US Erik Jensen AUS Anne Kennedy NZ Cate Kennedy AUS Porochista Khakpour IRN/US Sofie Laguna AUS John Lanchester UK Kate Llewellyn AUS Antony Loewenstein AUS Joan London AUS Tim Low AUS Hugh Mackay AUS Geoff McGeachin AUS Angela Meyer AUS Jenny Offill US Heather O’Neill CAN Favel Parrett AUS Jerry Pinto IND Ted Prior AUS Tom Rachman CAN/UK Joanna Rakoff US Hannie Rayson AUS Miranda Richmond Mouillot US/FRA Graeme Simsion AUS Tom Rob Smith UK Jared Thomas AUS Jenny Uglow UK Linn Ullmann NOR Ellen Van Neerven AUS Samuel Wagan Watson AUS Don Watson AUS Ian Wedde NZ Damien Wilkins NZ Rohan Wilson AUS

VENUE DATES 2015 PROGRAM DIGITAL Pioneer Women’s Sat 28 Feb–Thu 5 Mar In 2015, the Adelaide @adelwritersweek Memorial Garden, Writers’ Week program #AdlWW King William Road will be free of charge. Collect your copy from good bookshops in late January 2015 or visit adelaidefestival.com.au for full session and writer announcements K E This project has been assisted by the Commonwealth Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body W SPECIAL THANKS Canada Council for the Arts, Danish Wheelchair recharge station Selected sessions. Arts Foundation, Mud Literary Club Inc., New Zealand and assistance dog water Request forms available Book Council, NORLA – Norwegian Literature Abroad, station available at adelaidefestival.com.au E U.S. Consulate, Trees for Life ACCESS INFORMATION AUSLAN INFORMATION 62− −63 Through a To Have 2015 Child’s Eyes and To Hold Features

Sometimes little pictures have big True to Tolstoy’s lament, this year’s EBOOKSTORE ears, and in Esther Freud’s new program brings together a host Visit the ebookstore at novel Mr Mac and Me they tell a tender of unhappy families. A girl goes adelaidefestival.com.au and compelling story of an unlikely missing in Linn Ullman’s chillingly to purchase and friendship. Through his young mysterious The Cold Song, while download ebooks by narrator, Jerry Pinto explores the in Roxanne Gay’s shocking novel Writers’ Week authors in turbulent world of the Indian middle An Untamed State, a man foolishly formats suitable for your class in Em and the Big Hoom. refuses to pay his daughter’s ransom. desktop, laptop, tablet Porochista Khakpour’s The Last In Jenny Offill’s Dept. of Speculation or phone. Available now! Illusion is populated with peculiar we follow a marriage on the verge of children, including a feral boy coming collapse, and troubled twins growing LIVE BROADCAST of age in New York, while Favel Parrett up on Quebec’s mean streets are the Don’t miss 891 ABC returns with another achingly sad subject of Heather O’Neill’s novel Adelaide’s Afternoons story of childhood called simply The Girl Who Was Saturday Night. with Sonya Feldhoff When The Night Comes. broadcasting live from the garden each week Great day during Adelaide Lessons Powers Writers’ Week from the Past BOOK CLUB You know what they say about Hear Adelaide Writers’ This year history’s lessons come absolute power, and few things Week Director Laura in various forms. Biographer corrupt like money. John Lanchester Kroetsch on the 891 Jenny Uglow takes us behind the returns with his second volume on ABC Adelaide Book scenes of the Napoleonic Wars for In the economy, and his aptly titled Club, first Friday of These Times. Historian Helen Castor How To Speak About Money is for each month at 2.30pm joins us with a new biography, Joan those of us who don’t enjoy the of Arc: A History. In All The Light We position of ‘insider’. Jane Gleeson- Cannot See, novelist Anthony Doerr White’s Six Capitals tells the story of takes us to Paris under the Nazi a 21st-century revolution led by the invasion, and Joan London’s The most unlikely of rebels—accountants. Golden Age picks up after the Meanwhile, Michel Faber’s powers Second World War as a Hungarian are faith and redemption, as realised refugee finds his way in . in his brilliant new novel The Book of Strange New Things.

ADELAIDE WRITERS' WEEK Whodunnit? Time spent in the dark heart of human behavior makes for great reading. Among the most compelling of these stories is Helen Garner’s wonderfully complex chronicle of the Robert Farquharson case in This House of Grief, along with Tom Rob Smith’s first stand-alone PICTURED OPPOSITE novel The Farm, a psychological Images left to right, top to bottom: thriller that lurches between London Linn Ullmann, and rural . Matthew Condon Tom Rob Smith, returns with the much anticipated Heather O’Neill, sequel to Three Crooked Kings— Joan London, Jack and Jokers—continuing its Helen Garner, Porochista Khakpour, extraordinary true story. John Lanchester, Helen Castor, Anthony Doerr, Esther Freud, Matthew Condon, Jane Gleeson-White, Jenny Uglow, Roxanne Gay, Favel Parrett

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The Third Plate Kids’ Dan Barber Weekend As a celebrated chef and writer, Dan Barber’s philosophies that have become central to the Come along and enjoy stories, puppets, paintings Nest Studio’s hands-on art program returns TED Talks have amassed over two million views farm-to-table movement. At this exclusive lunch and parades. This year we welcome Ted Prior with the Press Club (ages 4-12) and Little Artists as he speaks on topics ranging from foie gras event he discusses why the movement hasn’t (Grug), Lucy Cousins (Maisy) and Andy Griffiths (ages 0-12), as does Evelyn Roth’s Nylon Zoo, to sustainable fisheries. With his new book The fundamentally changed our food system, and to our big red Story Tent, along with Story Trove’s with its magical creature waiting under the Third Plate: Field Notes on the Future of Food, proposes a new definition for delicious and amazing journey into picture books. trees to delight kids of all ages! this passionately political chef explores the ethical eating.

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Acknowledgement Sara Bradshaw Stephanie Lyall With thanks to Director Patrons Ms Rosanne Healy Adelaide Festival acknowledges that Philanthropy Director Print Marketing Executive Access2Arts / Gaelle Mellis, Mr Barry Fitzpatrick AM Mrs Fiona MacLachlan OAM the event is held on the traditional Eliza Lovell, Lara Torr, Amber Venner, Mrs Ginger Fitzpatrick Dr Geoffrey Martin lands of the Kaurna people and that Sarah Catford Charné Magor Joanne Chua Mr Robert Kenrick Mrs Pauline Menz their spiritual relationship with their Business Development Coordinator Executive Officer Print Solutions / Chris Doak Mrs Mariann McNamara Mr Pete Muller country is respected. 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82− −83 EMI0375_Adelaide Festival_SAX_FPC_V1.indd 1 10/09/14 4:08 PM 2015 marks the 30th Adelaide Festival of Arts. As a nod to our very first poster, this year’s artwork features an interpretation of the iconic ‘double A’ graphic from 1960.

CELEBRATING 30 EXTRAORDINARY FESTIVALS SINCE 1960 ADELAIDE FESTIVAL OF ARTS 2015 CALENDAR

THU FRI SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN SHOW VENUE PG 26/2 27/2 28/2 1/3 2/3 3/3 4/3 5/3 6/3 7/3 8/3 9/3 10/3 11/3 12/3 13/3 14/3 15/3

Opening Night Party* Elder Park 06 5pm

VISUAL ARTS Art Gallery of 10am- 10am- 10am- 10am- 10am- 10am- 10am- 10am- 10am- 10am- 10am- 10am- 10am- 10am- 10am- 10am- 10am- Bill Viola: Selected Works* 10 South Australia 5pm 5pm# 5pm 5pm 5pm 5pm 5pm 5pm 5pm 5pm 5pm 5pm 5pm 5pm 5pm 5pm 5pm PLUS 6pm- 12pm- 12pm- 6pm- 6pm- 6pm- 6pm- 12pm- 12pm- 12pm- 6pm- 6pm- 6pm- 6pm- 12pm- 12pm- Queen’s Theatre 10 Closed Bill Viola and Kira Perov 10pm 10pm 10pm 10pm 10pm 10pm 10pm 10pm 10pm 10pm 10pm 10pm 10pm 10pm 10pm 10pm in conversation with David Sefton St Peter’s 10am- 10am- 12pm- 10am- 10am- 10am- 10am- 10am- 10am- 12pm- 10am- 10am- 10am- 10am- 10am- 10am- 12pm- Sat 28 Feb, 2.30pm, 10 Art Gallery of Cathedral 11pm 11pm 6pm 4pm 4pm 4pm 4pm 4pm 4pm 6pm 4pm 4pm 4pm 4pm 4pm 4pm 6pm South Australia Elder Park Blinc* 06 5pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 8.30pm precinct Trent Parke: Art Gallery of 10am- 10am- 10am- 10am- 10am- 10am- 10am- 68 The Black Rose* South Australia 5pm 5pm 5pm 5pm 5pm 5pm 5pm DANCE

Mixed Rep Festival Theatre 16 8pm 8pm

Orbo Novo Festival Theatre 18 8pm 2pm

THEATRE

Azimut Festival Theatre 20 7.30pm 7.30pm 6pm

Dunstan 2.30pm# Beauty and the Beast 36 9pm 9pm 9pm 9pm 5pm Playhouse 9pm State Theatre 10.30am 8pm 2pm 10.30am 10.30am 11am 2pm Beckett Triptych Workshop and 42 7pm 8pm 8pm 3pm 6.30pm 6.30pm 8.15pm 3pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 8pm 6.30pm 8.15pm Rehearsal Room Her Majesty’s 10.30am# Black Diggers 30 8pm 6.30pm 8pm 8pm Theatre 8pm Dylan Thomas— State Dining 2pm 2pm 1pm 41 6pm 7.30pm 7.30pm Return Journey Room 5pm 7pm 8pm 2pm 2pm 2pm 2pm Jack and the Beanstalk Odeon Theatre 44 10.30am 10.30am 6pm 6pm 5pm 5pm 5pm 5pm

La Merda Space Theatre 38 8.30pm 8.30pm 8.30pm 8.30pm

Dunstan 2pm Nufonia Must Fall 28 7pm 7pm 7pm Playhouse 7pm Dunstan 2pm riverrun 26 7.30pm 7.30pm 7.30pm 5pm Playhouse 7.30pm 6pm 6pm SmallWaR Space Theatre 43 2pm 9pm 9pm Flinders Street 4pm The Cardinals 40 8pm 8pm 8pm Baptist Church 9pm MUSIC

65daysofstatic Freemasons Hall 55 8pm

Adelaide Abdullah Ibrahim 48 8pm Town Hall Blow the Bloody Adelaide 46 8pm Doors Off!! Town Hall

Danny Elfman’s Adelaide Music from the Films Entertainment 14 8pm of Tim Burton Centre

Fela! The Concert Festival Theatre 32 8pm 8pm 8pm

Gavin Bryars Ensemble Elder Hall 24 8pm

Gavin Bryars Ensemble Elder Hall 24 7.30pm with guests Adelaide House of Dreams 60 7.30pm Town Hall Jesus’ Blood Never Failed Adelaide Me Yet and selected 25 8pm Town Hall orchestral works Late Night in the St Peter’s 58 10pm 10pm Cathedral: Passio Cathedral

Marilyn Forever Studio 520 23 7pm 8pm 6pm

Thebarton Mogwai 52 8pm Theatre Adelaide Remember Tomorrow 59 7pm Town Hall

Richard Thompson Her Majesty’s 49 8pm Electric Trio Theatre Soundpond.net Piano Bar 56 9pm 9pm 9pm 9pm 9pm 9pm 9pm 9pm Late Sessions*

The Experiment Space Theatre 57 8.30pm 8.30pm 7pm 7pm

The Pop Group Freemasons Hall 53 8pm

Her Majesty’s Tommy 34 8pm 8pm 8pm 6pm Theatre Unsound Adelaide: Lawrence English, Freemasons Hall 50 7.30pm Container, Vatican Shadow, Fushitsusha Unsound Adelaide: Atom™ and Robin Fox, Freemasons Hall 51 7.30pm Forest Swords, The Bug, Shackleton Unsound Adelaide: Model 500, Mika Vainio, Freemasons Hall 51 7.30pm Evian Christ, Hieroglyphic Being

Vampillia Freemasons Hall 54 8pm

WOMADelaide Botanic Park 61 ◊ ◊ ◊ ◊

ADELAIDE WRITERS’ WEEK Pioneer Women’s Adelaide Writers’ Week* 62 Memorial Garden ◊ ◊ ◊ ◊ ◊ ◊ Pioneer Women’s Kids’ Weekend* 67 Memorial Garden ◊ ◊

The Third Plate: Jolleys 66 12pm Dan Barber Boathouse

* Free # Artist Talk ◊ All Day Thank you to the following leading and visionary organisations that generously sponsor this festival, allowing us to bring world-class events to Adelaide and Australia. We encourage our audiences, guests and festival devotees to support these organisations as generously as they support our festival. Corporate Hospitality Packages

GOVERNMENT PARTNERS

Supported by Arts SA and the South Australian Tourism Commission

MAJOR PARTNERS

KEY PARTNERS SHARE AN EXTRAORDINARY EXPERIENCE

PRESENTING PARTNERS

With a program packed full Whether you are looking to create your own event or access our VIP events attended by of exclusive events, world South Australian decision makers, we can assist premieres and incredible you to coordinate an evening to remember. creative talent, Adelaide Packages include pre or post show hospitality Festival offers 17 evenings and can cater for as few as 10 to as many as 200 guests. of world class entertainment CONTACT OUR BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT and unique experiences. EXECUTIVE +61 8 8216 4481 OR CORPORATE SUPPORTING PARTNERS [email protected]

OTHER SUPPORTING PARTNERS: Fyfe Pty Ltd, Bracegirdle’s House of Fine Chocolate, Adelaide Flower House and InterContinental Adelaide.

ARTS INDUSTRY PARTNERS: Adelaide Chamber Singers, Adelaide Festival Chorus, Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, Art Gallery of South Australia, Arts Projects Australia, Australian String Quartet, Flair Freight, Insite Arts, Musica Viva Australia, State Theatre Company of South Australia and Windmill Theatre.

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