This year’s OzAsia Festival is showcasing cutting-edge contemporary art from throughout Asia over 11 days until October 4.
It comprises 41 events encompassing theatre, dance, music, film and visual art, as well as talks, workshops and other activities (full program here). Among this weekend’s shows are performances by Japanese pop music-theatre outfit Miss Revolutionary Idol Berserker (raincoats provided), dance production Play, and an Australian Art Orchestra concert fusing Sichuan melodies with modern jazz improv.
OzAsia also incorporates the Night Noodle Markets in the Adelaide Festival Centre precinct, with food stalls selling Asian street food, bars and live entertainment from 5pm until late on week days and from 12pm on weekends. Go here to find out how you could win a night out on InDaily by sharing your foodie photos from the markets.
This hub will be regularly updated with all InDaily’s OzAsia Festival stories and reviews.
Reviews
Miss Revolutionary Idol Berserker
Spectra a unique fusion of dance styles
Art meets science in superposition
Puppets open hearts to the pain of war (Mwathirika)
The Streets are alive with chaos
Dance explores the dark side of paradise (Cry Jailolo)
Stories
24,901 Miles: around the world in performance art (Melati Suryodarmo)
Puppet Theatre show sheds light on dark history (Mwathirika )
A slice of modern Indonesian street life (The Streets)
OzAsia goes to the cutting edge (program launch)
Get snapping at the Night Noodle Markets (Forager column)
