Audiences can expect remarkable contemporary dance, powerful theatre, delicious cuisine and brilliant musicians at this years OzAsia Festival.
We’ve curated our top picks for this year’s festival.
Paradise or the Impermanence of Ice Cream
Indian Ink Theatre Company
Thursday 19 – Saturday 21 October at Space Theatre
Take a wild ride to paradise with this powerful new play about impermanence – of life, love… and ice cream!
1988
Dung Nguyen and Peter Knight
Tuesday 24 October at Space Theatre
Led by Vietnamese-born virtuoso Dung Nguyen, 1988 takes the year he arrived in Australia as the starting point for an extraordinary musical and visual journey.
The Bridal Lament
Rainbow Chan
Wednesday 1 & Thursday 2 November at Space Theatre
Exploring an obsolete Weitou ritual, The Bridal Lament is a sumptuous audiovisual experience and song-cycle by award winning vocalist, producer and multi-disciplinary artist Rainbow Chan.
Buried TeaBowl – OKUNI
Yumi Umiumare
Friday 27 & Saturday 28 October at Radford Auditorium, Art Gallery of South Australia
Buried TeaBowl – OKUNI is an intimate and epic solo performance, bringing together dance, text, song, film and tea ceremony.
tiaen tiamen Episode 1
Bulareyaung Dance Company
Thursday 19 – Saturday 21 October at Dunstan Playhouse
Firmly rooted in tradition, this bold contemporary Indigenous Taiwanese work is not only about the survival of culture, but about launching into a future in which it continues to flourish.
19 Oct – 5 Nov, 2023
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