News

 > Performing Arts > Cabaret > News

Adelaide Cabaret Festival forges new Hong Kong partnership

The Adelaide Cabaret Festival and the Our Mob art show are headed to Hong Kong this October.
17 Sep 2013
Kimberley Thomson

Performing Arts

Share Icon

The Adelaide Cabaret Festival and the Our Mob art show will introduce a host of South Australian talent to Hong Kong in October.  

Working in tandem with the Hong Kong Fringe Club, the Adelaide Festival Centre hopes this new initiative will strengthen artistic ties between the two regions.

Unlock Padlock Icon

Unlock this content?

Access this content and more

Join Now Login
Kimberley Thomson
About the Author
Kimberley Thomson is a Melbourne-based writer. Follow her on twitter: @2bottleThomson

Related News

Visual Arts Reviews Writing and Publishing News Film Digital Television Theatre All Arts Features
More
A young white smiling white man holds up one arm and in the other holds a Harry Potter book.
Reviews

Theatre review: Potted Potter, Athenaeum Theatre

Hogwarts inspired mayhem with hilarity and beach balls...

Madeleine Swain
Audiences members watch on as the Queensland Symphony Orchestra perform in a park in Gladstone, Queensland, on a brightly-lit outdoor stage.
News

Queensland Symphony Orchestra announces five-year regional commitment

Education, health and wellbeing, and a commitment to First Nations people underpin the Orchestra’s new regional focus.

Richard Watts
A young white man dressed as Harry Potter branding a wand, crossing that with a star wand brandished by an other young white man wearing devil's horns.
Features

Hairy Potter – selling a show when the author is persona non grata

While the creator of the Potter-verse may no longer be everyone's favourite multimillionaire, there are still plenty in the sector…

Madeleine Swain
man reading news while waiting for train. Arts news
News

This week's arts news and trending topics

We break it – you read it. This week's top arts news stories.

ArtsHub
‘The Hong Kong Jockey Club Series: Dwelling in Tranquility – Reinventing Traditional Gardens’, installation view at Hong Kong Palace Museum. Photo: Pak Chai. A woman sits in a spacious gallery space with a traditional Chinese architectural structure forming a shelter overhead. Windows of different patterns are illuminated on the surrounding walls.
Features

Dodged the travel blitz? Here are 6 places to visit in Hong Kong post-Basel

Six places to add to your travel itinerary in Hong Kong, plus a selection of local and international galleries for…

Celina Lei
User Icon
Forgot password?
User Icon
Back to Login