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ERTH - Visual & Physical Inc.

Volunteer with Erth at Art & About this September

Erth is seeking expressions of interest from Sydney-based performers and participants aged 16+ to join our team for SofT foREST…

Seasons & Programs

Clocktower Centre

Emma Memma - Dance Island Party

Empowering the next generation through movement, creativity, inclusiveness, and friendship, Emma Memma with her love of dance, sign language, and…

Performances & Gigs

Clocktower Centre

Velveteen Rabbit

Thoughtfully and hilariously reimagining this 100 year old children’s story by Margery Williams. Please bring your own favourite snuggly toy…

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Features

We're All Gonna Die! – Maddie Nixon's climate show 'smashes Brisbane's buildings'

We’re All Gonna Die! embraces a monstrous metaphor, with the help of Dead Puppet Society and La Boite.

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Closing: 20 Aug 2025

Board/Committee

Board Member EOI

Salary:

 Negotiable / Not set

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Universal Kingdom: The Next Era review: dinosaurs lit up as part of Illuminate Adelaide

A luminous installation of dinos big and small.

Performing Arts Guide

The Events Centre

The Paper Escaper

A STORY ABOUT DETERMINATION, FRIENDSHIP AND THE POWER OF FOLLOWING YOUR OWN PATH!

Workshops

Backbone Youth Arts

Term-Based Drama Workshops for Young People

Join a creative community at Backbone Youth Arts! Registration for Drama Workshops is open now for Terms 3 and 4…

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Performance review: Night Night, Alexander Theatre, Monash Performing Arts Centres 

A profound tale, told with modern tech whizz-bangery that inspires, makes us think and touches the heart.

A bearded, fair-skinned man peering above a white paper creation of a building which rises up from the pages of a book. The building, and the forlorn figure of a woman holding a book to her chest, have been ornamented with ink on their paper foundations.
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Peformance review: The BookBinder, DreamBIG Children’s Festival

New Zealand’s Trick of the Light Theatre took Adelaide audiences on a whirlwind ride with their award-winning one man show.

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