OzAsia Festival
Proving the worth – Adelaide Festival Centre generated $164 million for SA
The Adelaide Festival Centre is proving the value of the arts through delivering quality programming and making a significant dollar…
OzAsia Festival's 2024 Artistic Producer shares career insights and what to look out for in this year's program
What took Joon-Yee Kwok from a young POC actor dreaming of becoming the next Nicole Kidman to producing OzAsia Festival?…
Theatre review: The Bridal Lament, Space Theatre
Rainbow Chan's OzAsia contribution was 'an ambitious work infused with vulnerability, grief, and empowerment'.
Dance review: Infinitely Closer, Festival Theatre
A boundary-pushing experiment with a powerful impact.
Knowledge sharing through Asian Australian studies
The Asian Australian Studies Research Network will present its biennial identities conference as part of this year’s OzAsia festival.
Performance Review: Paradise or the Impermanence of Ice Cream, Space Theatre, OzAsia Festival
A brilliant monologue brimming with existential angst and traditional Indian ice cream.Â
Dance review: tiaen tiamen Episode 1, Dunstan Playhouse
Experimental and futuristic, but with its heart grounded in Indigenous culture, this work is the first part of a trilogy…
Getting the balance right in a festival of Asian Australian cultures
OzAsia Festival returns in 2023 to centre Australian Asian diasporic experiences and connect with forefront contemporary projects abroad.
Music review: LEENALCHI and 1300, OzAsia
OzAsia festival rocked on with some cool tunes from Korean and local bands.
Performance review: The Special Comedy Comedy Special
Asian-Australian comedians, both emerging and established, share the stage in night of merriment.