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FEB 22-29 6.30 pm: 1 hr 30 mlns.

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SAlmi VLADIMIR'S CARROT Has Footlights bitten off more than it can chew this t ime? Artistic mastication? Come and find out when Footlights presents its latest revue, Vladimir's Car­rot. Join a senseless band of scurrilous rogues as they rampage their way through space, time, good taste and literary tradition. Trip the Footlights fantastic!

VENUE 66 LITTLE THEATRE, ADELAIDE UNIVERSITY VICTORIA DRIVE, CITY

MAR 11, 13, 14, 18, 19,20,21 MAR 12, 17

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7.30 pm: 2 hrs (INT) 7.30 pm: 2 hrs (INT)

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SAD DIX SUR DlX The Alliance Francaise Cafe-Theatre, in its tenth year of production, in­cludes a "retrospective" of past successes as well as new material. Sketches, songs, mime, drama, monologues, juggling. In French, but widely accessible. Supper will be served (excluding matinee).

VENUE 3 MULTICULTURAL ARTS CENTRE, LION ARTS CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE AND MORPHETT ST, CITY. 81

MAR 20 Matinee (Schools Only) - 3 pm: 2 hrs 30 mins $5 MAR 20-22 7.15 pm: 2 hrs 30 mlna (INT)

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AOTEAROA NEW ZEALAND NZ

Four top-flight NZ acts line-up to present a week of first-class entertainment. The ac­claimed Maori Theatre group Hou joins the performance kabarett pioneers Red Mole, women's comedy phenomenon Hens' Teeth and innovative children's entertainment company Strawberry Theatre in this unique package from across the Tasman.

HEARAHOU NZIII WHATUNGARONOARO Headlining Aotearoa NZ, this stunning performance is a story of today, blending the harsh realities of urban life for many Maori people, with the richness of Maoris culture, myth and spirituality. WHATUNGARONGARO weaves dance and drama into a passionate play charged with humour and sympathy, articulating a modern Maori identity.

VENUE 7 TANDANYA THEATRE, 253 GRENFELL ST, CITY

FEB 29, MAR 2, 4, 6, 8 MAR 1, 3, 5, 7

HENS' TEETH

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NZIEI Some of NZ's funniest women comedians, HENS' TEETH "had them laughing until the tears rolled" - Dominion, provided "the best laughter with the most thought behind it I have enjoyed for years" - Sunday Times and "trod the giddy comic knife-edge of taboo, fantasy and stunningly accurate observation." - The Stage, London.

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FEB 29-MAR 8 5 pm: 1 hr 30 mins

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ART AT WORK THEATRE GROUP NZImI WAITING FOR LEFTY by Clifford Odel/adapted by Dean Parker. Clifford Odet's 1935 classic "Waiting For Lefty, " in which a group of union members argue for a strike, is here updated to the 1990s. Presented in a sensational one-woman version by New Zealand's Andrea Kelland.

VENUE and datea to be advised $15 ($10)

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CONVERSATION WITH A MAN ONE DESPISES by Friedrich Durrenmatt. In an unnamed state, a writer is visited by a man hired to kill him. A tense, disturbing, violent scenario follows, as both victim and assassin attempt to out-manoeuvre the other. Who i. manipulating who? An enthralling compaSSionate play about spiritual and moral respons­ibility in a world lacking both .

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MAR 9-15 7 pm: 2 hrs (INT)

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SAlmi ARTIZANE. The southern suburbs are going crazy with ARTIZANIA! Using a live video clip format, Artizane will look at the rock music industry from the inside out, challenging its obsession with image. With loads of music, rap and dance. BACKSTARES will launch its first Fringe with a psychedelic experience.

VENUE 39 BACKSTARES THEATRE 22 GAWLER ST, PORT NOARLUNGA.

MAR 13, 14, 20, 21 MAR 14, 21 MAR 16, 17, 18

BATTLEFIELD BAND

8pm:1hr 2pm:1hr 1pm:1hr

2V

$8 ($4) (School groups $2.50 per child)

1)][ 11' IN CONCERT Inspired by the rich heritage of Scotland's Celtic music, Battlefield I;!and is a powerful contemporary force which plays a unique fusion of ancient and modern in­struments to create music of rare passion and inventiveness, full of joy and humor, with flair, style and wide appeal. "The band that defines Highland soul music," The Glasgow Herald.

VENUE 2 STAR CLUB, LION ARTS CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE AND MORPHETT ST, CITY.

MAR 11-12 10 pm: 1 hr 45 mins

BEFORE YOU WERE BLONDE with guests RESnESS

81

$19.80

SAD BEFORE YOU WERE BLONDE Contemporary choir gives its Originals a thorough strip-

. ping down and takes you back to your roots. RESTLESS Dance Orchestra - a cocktail of fidget and funk, leaping the boundaries of dance and sound. CARCLEW YOUTH ARTS CENTRE's 40 young people get down and recapture that bedroom-mirror magiC. Two shows: 20 minutes in between to catch your breath.

VENUE 26 NORWOOD CONCERT-HALL NORWOOD TOWN HALL 175 THE PARADE, NORWOOD. 161

MAR 5-7 9.30 pm: 1 hr 20 min. (INT) $10 ($5).

BLACK ROSE THEATRE COMPANY NSWI1

SHAKESPEARE IN THE RAW No, the performers are not nude, sorry, but Shakespeare's masterpieces have been stripped of all traditional pomp and ceremony that often stifles the fun and intrigue. The energetic atmosphere created combines excerpts from many Shakespeare's works and original material from our own artists. Should not be missed!

VENUE 61 FLAGSTAFF HOTEL, 233 FRANKLIN ST, CITY

MAR 10, 12, 8 pm: 2 hrs (INT)

BLUETOUNGES

7L

$5 ($3)

SAD BLUETOUNGES WRITERS GROUP READINGS Be entertained by poems and stories about nature, love and lovers, sex and sensuality, turtles, bras, feelings, travelling, con­flict, caterpillars, pumpkin soup, maximum security, grevilleas, the two Jesses and cats.

VENUE 12 RUSSIAN COMMUNITY CENTRE 339 THE PARADE, NORWOOD

MAR 5 8 pm: 2 hrs (INT)

161

$5 ($3)

BOWDEN BROMPTON YOUTH CIRCUS SA 111 A WHALE OF A TALE Following the huge success of "Sky, The Moon and Fungus," the Circus presents its new circus/theatre/giant puppet extravaganza about whales, whaling and Greenpeace. Performed in the eerie space of the Maritime Museum's Wharf One, don't miss this spectacle for the whole family . Book weekday daytime show on YEP hotline, phone (OS) 231 8698.

VENUE 94 NUMBER 1 WHARF, MARITIME MUSEUM 119 LIPSON ST, PORT ADELAIDE 2C.

MAR 14, 21 5 pm and 7.30 pm: 1 hr $9 ($7)

BRIGID McVEIGH NZD

MEN'nU A One-woman show for everyone who has ever been in love. Writer/performer Brigid McVeigh describes it as " a one woman 's voyage in a post-colonial country". The voyage begins in England during WWII. Edith Salisbury falls in love . . . nostalgia, humour, pathos and song make MEN'nU a show with universal appeal.

VENUE 28 SHERIDAN THEATRE 50 MACKINNON POE, NORTH ADELAIDE 13F

FEB 24-29 Matinee 1 pm & 5 pm: 1 hr 10 mins $12 ($9)

C.G. JUNG SOCIETY OF S.A. SAlmi PSYCHE AND THE ARTS Deals with understanding the unconscious througl1 the psy­chology of C.G. Jung through visual performing arts and literature. Come along, listen and/or partiCipate in five evenings of films and lectures. All day workshops on masculine and feminine psychology and myths for Australians (includes fairy tales, Aboriginal, Celtic and Mediterranean myths).

VENUE 99 EMMAUS UNITING CHURCH HALL, 318 GOODWooD ROAD, CLARENCE PARK 7S

MUSCULINE AND FEMININE PSYCHOLOGY WORKSHOP Come along, listen and/or participate in readings from literature and the perfoming arts on musculine and feminine psychology.

MAR 14 10 am-4 pm $40 ($30 members)

MYTHS FOR AUSTRALIANS WORKSHOP Includes a closer look at Aboriginal, Celtic and Mediterranean myths.

MAR 21 10 am-4 pm $40 ($30 members)

REMEMBERING JUNO A series of nine one-hour films on 'Remembering Jung'. Films to include linda Schierse-Leonard, Joe Wheelwright, Van de Post and James Kirsch. In­cludes discussion.

MAR 16-20 7.30 pm: 3 hrs (INT) $8 ($5 members)

CABARET BOO DAH NswD

A BRIEF MYSTERY Imagine - twin brothers. Abandoned by their parents. Raised by dif­ferent circus families. Re-united 28 years later. Let Chintzy and Fatso Coo Dah take you on a road trip through an urban mystery of family secrets, dark tales, suspicion, musical frivolity and intrigue. Attempted fraternicide or just plain forgetfulness.

VENUE 1 LION THEATRE, LION ARTS CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE AND MORPHETT ST, CITY 81

MAR 17-22 8 pm: 1 hr $12 ($9)

CANBERRA SAXOPHONE QUARTET ACT 11 Formed in 1990, CANBERRA SAXAPHONE QUARTET performs compositions by the group members, Australian composers and other established saxophone quartets. The .group plays music of the highest quality in a wide range of styles from 20th century music to free improvisation as well as developing an original sound through its own compo­sitions.

VENUE 15 AYERS HOUSE, 288 NORTH TCE, CITY 131

MAR 12-15 12.30 pm: 1 hr 30 mins (INT) Free

CARCLEW YOUTH ARTS CENTRE SAIB1II

ARTERY The Artery program puts on its festival flares for a series of workshops on the Fringe - aspire to new heights with performers from your favourite show, work with art­ists you admire, be a participant in the festival, not only a spectator. Call CARCLEW on (08) 267 5111 for program details!

VENUE 81 CARCLEW YOUTH ARTS CENTRE 11 JEFFCOTT ST, NORTH ADELAIDE. 8G

RED MOLE NZ lEI BOB BOWNE AND LILY SAVAGE NSWfUK.1II FEB 22, 29 MAR 7, 14, 21 1 pm: 3 hrs $5

THE BOOK OF LIFE NZ's longest-running "(meta-}physical theatre" (since 1974) lurches back on'Stage with this kabarett of the ridiculous. Created by original Moles Alan Brunton and Sally Rodwell, LIFE swings between fantasies generated from 40's magazines, and the burning void of the singing and dancing hysteria of today in Aotearoa.

VENUE 7 TANDANYA THEATRE, 253 GRENFELL ST, CITY '

MAR 1, 3, 5, 7 MAR 2, 4, 6, 8

7 pm: 1 hr 40 mins 9.30 pm: 1 hr 40 mins

STRAWBERRY THEATRE

13J

$12 ($8) $12 ($8)

NZ IEIJ THE BIG BLUE PLANET EARTH SHOW Scorching across the night sky from the heart of the galaxy comes this panoramic vision of our environmental future. Provocative en­tertainment lor everyone whose imagination loves to soar. "Funny, mOVing, exciting and terrifying" - Dominion. "A show that every citizen of the planet, adult and child alike, should see." - Evening Post.

VENUE 7 TANDANYA THEATRE, 253 GRENFELL ST, CITY 13J

VENUE 16 PARKS COMMUNITY CENTRE THEATRE 1, COWAN ST, ANGLE PARK

VENUE 7 - MAR 2-6

VENUE 16 - MAR 9-13

10 am: 1 hr 15 mina

ill am: 1 hr 15 mins

Cafe Club Restaurant - Ou~oors in Heritage surroundings Meals • Drinks • Spontaneous Entertainment

Open from lunch through to late into the night

Relax in pastoral atmosphere in the middle of bustling Festival City

In front of Price Theater diagonally across from Her Majesty's Theatre behind The Balcony Theatre

Bar Facilities • No meals above $5,00

The Edinburgh Fringe Hit of '91,!!!

6A

$3.50

$3.50

VERY, VERY TOGETHER BOB DOWNE the daytime TV King of Kitschy crimplene cab­aret and LILY SAVAGE, direct from her liverpool back fence, the aCid-tongued queen of UK drag - Cilia Black meets Emma Peel. Separated at birth? No, just VERY, VERY TOGETHER. "lily Savage ... a wit so caustic it must burn the enamel off her teeth," Evening News, Edinburgh.

VENUE 2 STAR CLUB, LION ARTS CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE AND MORPHETT ST, CITY 81

MAR 13-22

BOLTZ

10 pm: 1 hr 40 mins Tables $18.80. Seating $16.80 ($14.80)

SA II1II CROSS CULTURAL FOOD AND ENTERTAINMENT Boltz Cafe and Bar - coffee by the _ cup - wine by the glass - cross cultural food - jugglers - magicians - mime - com­edy - live music by local and interstate artists. Come down to the east end of Rundle St and experience the cosmopolitan feel of the Fringe with our unique blend of food and live entertainment.

VENUE 42 BOLTZ CAFE & BAR 286 RUNDLE ST EAST, CITY 131

FEB 21-MAR 22 Open daily till late Free

CELTIC CIRCLE SA l1li THE APPLE CART A vital new production of George Bernard Shaw's classic play. An as­tute and witty look at republicanism and monarChy, as relevant today as when first pro­duced. The team which brought you " Under Milk Wood," the sellout of 1990 has secured the comfortable and accessible Theatre 62. Book early. Five performances only!

VENUE 30 THEATRE 62,145 BURBRIDGE RD, HILTON.

FEB 20-25 (not 23) 8 pm: 2 hrs 30 mins (INT)

CHRIS WHELAN

5L

$13.50 ($9.50)

VlclB1ll NULLA Solo performance " art" piece. live and one-stop taped music. Quite natural light­ing and movements. Large old church building integral. The composer-performer (Chris Whelan) remains independent of any religious group/sect. "Nulla" means nothing (English) and odd-one-out (Koori).

VENUE 17 UNITING CHURCH 193 BROUGHAM PCE, NORTH ADELAIDE.

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VENUE 11 LA MAMA THEATRE

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FOUNDATION SA 1h AfFmtItJbk FUIiVaI CITY OF CAMPBELLTOWN CHUIlCHES CHORAL SOCIETY SA II HOSEA by Gowans and Larsson. The story of "Hosea" (the Prophet). His trials and family heartbreaks are re-enacted within a modern day setting of a youth club with street kids as members, and a local gang. A musical for all the family, it has everything from humor to sadness and the music is up­lifting.

VENUE 26 NORWOOD CONCERT HALL, NORWOOD TOWN HALL, 175 THE PARADE, NORWOOD. 161

MAR 18-21 8 pm: 2 hrs 15 min. (INn $12 ($8) Family $25 MAR 21 Matinee 2.45 pm: 2 hrs 15 mlns (INn $12 ($8) Family $25

DANCE EXCENTRIX SA lEI WHO'S IN RABBITS HOUSE This exciting dance rel ives an African tale with exuberant action, colour, and light-hearted drama. When tension between individuals threatens the community, the Maasai take to animal form, using masks and shadowplay, to restore harmony. But who is the mysterious "Long One" and how can he help them resolve their conflict?

VENUE 40 MALVERN UNITING CHURCH HALL 44 MARLBOROUGH ST, MALVERN

FEB 27-MAR 4 (not 1) 8 pm: 1 hr

DEAFESTIVAL

12S $10 ($7)

SAil Deaf people's own culture, theatre, story telling, historical display, infor­mation booths, fun games, kids activities, art, crafts, food/drink stalls and special mysterious sport stars. Famous American deaf actress, Carol Lee Aquilino, performs Saturday, March 22, from 8 pm to midnight, $5 entry. Everybody welcome.

VENUE 41 ROYAL SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DEAF SOCIETY HALL 262 SOUTH TERRACE, CITY 12P

MAR 22-23 10 am-5 pm Free Admission

DENNIS MURPHY NSWIl

ROUGH AS A COW'S TONGUE. If you think politicians are consummate liars, you haven't met Arkansas hog farmer Cecil Bayers. Dialect humorist Dennis Murphy presents a one-man comic monologue using the rich back­woods folk-humor of the Ozark Mountains. Wild absurdities, grotesque exaggeration and rustic irony form that unique brand of dry humor - the tall tale. .

VENUE 1 LION THEATRE, LION ARTS CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE & MORPHETT ST, CITY.

MAR 17-22 5 pm: 1 hr 10 mlns 81

$12 ($9)

EMPTY POCKETS - GREG FLEET "TIM SMlTHVIC III Stand up, sketches, music and mayhem. See the power, hear the light, touch the pointy bits on the side, careful, that bit's really pointy. See them before they kill again. "Hysterical, inspired, surreal" Scotsman (UK). "Our mouths hurt, our heads hurt we looked Chinese . . they were very funny" The Age.

VENUE 1 LION THEATRE, LION ARTS CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE & MORPHETT ST, CITY

MAR 12-15, 17-22 9.30 pm: 1 hr 30 mins (INn

Eon PERFORMANCE GROUP

81 $15 ($12)

NSWD

CLOSE TO THE BONE An original peice of theatre'with original music and lyrics. It charts the journey of an Aboriginal woman's family from the Mission in the 1950s to Redfern in 1991 . Told with song and dance the play deals with an Aboriginal woman's search for identity.

VENUE 18 PRICE THEATRE, 101 GROTE ST, CITY 9M FEB 20-27 8 pm: 2 hrs <'Nn $12 ($8)

FlELD-DAY ENTERPRISES VIcD COME BACK FOR LIGHT REFRESHMENTS AFTER THE SERVICE A delightfully entertaining and moving play in which four women discuss death and life as they prepare the table for a wake. The audienca shares this ex­perience and in a unique finish to the play they also share in the feast they have seen prepared before them. "A wonderful piece of theatre" - Mary Lou Jelbart, ABC Radio.

VENUE 66 LITTLE THEATRE, ADELAIDE UNIVERSITY VICTORIA DRIVE, CITY 12H

FEB 21, 26, 27, 28 8 pm: 1 hr 30 mins $18 ($13.20) FEB 22, 29 Matinee 2 pm & 8.30 pm: 1 hr 30 mlns $18 ($13.20) FEB 23 5 pm: 1 hr 30 mins $18 ($13.20) FEB 24, 25, 26 Matinee 11 am: 1 hr 30 mins $18 ($13.20)

FnnDWORKSPERFORMANCEGROUP WAil POETS, LUNATICS & DREAMERS Surreal, visual, dance theatre, drawn from the hopes and dreams of the first immigrants to Australia. POETS, LU­NATICS & DREAMERS is a collage of images, universal experiences and shared remembrances. Humour, sentiment, vigour and beauty are inter­woven to make a vibrant and exciting performance. Directed by Irish/Aust­ralian Jim Hughes.

VENUE 7 TANDANYA THEATRE, 253 GRENFELL ST, CITY MAR 17-22 7 pm: 1 hr 20 mins

FLINDERS UNIVERSITY DRAMA CENTRE

13J $15 ($12)

SAD FLINDERS ON THE FRINGE Sample the delights of three short and classic plays from Europe and America: Melfi's "Bordbath", Havel's "Audience" and lonesco's "The Bald Primadonna". The main course of light but tasty fare will be followed by 'Afterplay' - a selection of songs, sketches and other sweets 'til the early hours.

VENUE 12 RED SHED THEATRE, 45 CARDWELL ST, CITY FEB 22·MAR 1 8 pm: 3 hrs (INn

Proudly Presents

MOODS OF NATURE

By

ANDRIS JANSONS FRIDAY 21st FEB.

Till 8th MARCH

1992

13M $8 ($4)

FOUND OBJECTS VIC.' BOSS The FOUND OBJECTS, kings of chaotic comedy, return with their new show BOSS. Following repeated sell-out seasons across Austral ia and overseas, the birth of their Triple J show and regular TV appearances, the FOUND OBJECTS are prepared to again demolish Adelaide with their glo­rious failings and dangerously innocent wit. "Comic genius" - Adelaide Advertiser, 1990. "Brilliant bungling" - Sydney Morning Herald, 1991.

VENUE 1 THE LION THEATRE, LION ARTS CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE & MORPHETT ST, CITY

MAR 2-11 9.30: 1 hr 10 min

FRESH AIR

81 $14 ($10)

SA II Jo Dudley, recorder and consort presents a vibrant array of sounds. Due to popular command FRESH AIR will repeat a recent program featuring subtle colours of the orient, rhythmic fever of the Middle East, Vivaldi's music for birds and "Chaos" by Rebel. A fusion of visual design and sound.

VENUE 63 ST PETER 'S CATHEDRAL

MAR 20 24 KING WILLIAM RD, NORTH ADELAIDE

8 pm: 1 hr 20 min (INn

FRINGE CLUB

lOG ' $14 ($10)

lUll· Adelaide's most exciting club venue presents live cabaret and bands every night 11 pm 'til very late. 31 nights of Fringe style mayhem. Fringe Club membership $40. Nightly pass $8 ($6) NOW ON SALE! - at all Austickets outlets. Check the Advertiser Daily Diary for details. Affordable, outrageous and unpredictable! Supported by Triple J.

VENUE 1 FRINGE CLUB, LION ARTS CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE & MORPHETT ST, CITY 81

FEB 21-MAR 22 11 pm 'til very late $8 ($6) ($40 members pass)

FRINGE FOLLIES SA II THAT'S VARIETY Produced by Friends of Noarlunga College Theatre. Var­iety! Variety! Variety! Song and dance, comedy and magic and music, music, music. You'll leave the theatre with a song on your lips and a lilt in your step.

VENUE 36 NOARLUNGA COLLEGE THEATRE RAMSAY PCE, NOARLUNGA CENTRE

MAR 7 Matinee 2 pm & 8 pm: 2 hrs (INn 3V

$10 ($8)

FULLARTON PARK. COMMUNITY CENTRE SA lUll SOUND ART IN UNLEY The City of Unley's 1991 Community Arts Project continues with musical instrument making, drumming workshops and a chance to add to South Australia's first chromophone. Also open week­ends. Telephone the Centre on (08) 372 5180 for details.

VENUE 23 FULLARTON PARK COMMUNITY CENTRE 411 FULLARTON RD, FULLARTON

FEB 21-MAR 22 12R

8.3Oam-5 pm

G.R.O.U.P. THEATRE VIC. lUll THE MAIDS/MARALINGA Genets' extraordina(y whirligig of being and ap­pearance. Every character must play the role of a character playing a role. "Beautiful , joyous, drunk and free" - Maralinga Dreaming - "ThE shortest distance between two points is a straight line, unless your bike breaks down." A white man's journey through a black man's land.

VENUE 16 PARKS COMMUNITY CENTRE THEATRE 1, COWAN ST, ANGLE PARK

FEB 28-MAR 21 (not 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16)

GESTURES THEATRE OF THE DEAF

8 pm: 2 hrs (INn

6A

$14 ($10)

SA.

SIGNS OF THE CENTURY Welcome to the world of Sign. A world full of sur­prise! This provocative theatre celebrates the rich culture of a people who exist within our own community - and yet who we know so little about. Be stirred, be challenged, laugh and cry. Rejoice! Performed in Australian Sign Language with English translation.

VENUE 41 ROYAL S.A. DEAF SOCIETY HALL 262 SOUTH TCE, CITY

MAR 4-14 (not 8, 9, 10) 8 pm: 1 hr 15 mins

12P

$12 ($8)

GLYNN NICHOLAS SA/NSWD JOKES 'N' JAZZ with KIM DEACON and ROSS NOBEL GLYNN NICHOLAS, one of " Australia 's most genuinely funny people" combines his comic skills with the musical talents of ROSS NOBEL and the powerful evocative vocals of KIM DEACON to create a show with "refreshing material of irrepressible wit" and at least one jazz number. "Above all he's very funny," Sydney Morning Herald.

VENUE 2 STAR CLUB, LION ARTS CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE AND MORPHETT ST, CITY

FEB 21-27 8 pm: 1 hr 40 mins

81

$18.80 ($15)

GOOSE LOOK THEATRE SA III A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM Adelaide'S newest theatre company, GOOSE LOOK THEATRE presents, A MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM. Di­rected by Simon Stevens this production will lead you around the enchant­ing gardens of Carrick Hill by night. " ... captured the spirit 0 1 Shakespeare's world" while holding "contemporary relevance and lots of humour," Steven Gration, Director of Magpie. All of this for a couple of Pucks! Book daytime shows on the YEP hotline, phone (08) 231 8698.

VENUE 35 CARRICK HILL, 590 FULLARTON ROAD SPRINGFIELD

FEB 27-MAR 6 (Not 1, 4) 8.30 pm: 2 hrs 30 mins MAR 3, 4 Matinee 11 am: 2 hrs 30 min

PRESENTS . MICHAEL MUNDAY

First Solo Exhibition

135 $10 ($7) $10 ($7)

ISLAND PORTRAITS Painting of Kangaroo

Islands unique and endemic wildlife MARCH 13th-29th

1992

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FOUNDATION S.A. 1'4 AfFtnJ~k FahVal GRASS ROOTS THEATRE CO. SA III U.R. SONATA Performed by the Acting Certificate graduates of TAFE. The famous Da Da piece is communicated through movement sounds and ex­pression. using limited props and set. The actors and director, Algis Butavicius have extensively workshopped the piece to provide exciting and innovative performance art.

VENUE 20 SMALL PRICE THEATRE 9M 101 GROTE ST. CITY

MAR 15, 6 pm: 1 hr MAR 17, 18, 21, 10 pm: 1 hr MAR 20, 9.30 pm: 1 hr

MAR 16, 7 pm: 1 hr MAR 19, 8 pm: 1 hr

$7 ($5)

GREAT BIG OPERA COMPANY VIcD A GREAT BIG SOAP OPERA Adelaide favourites, Great Big Opera Com­pany, presents A GREAT BIG SOAP OPERA, a show about TV and child­hood, memory and popular culture; an eccentric celebration in song from Batman to Bizets "Carmen," from Ertha Kitt to Joan Sutherland. "A Great Big Success . .. " Peter Weineger, The Age.

VENUE 1 LION THEATRE, LION ARTS CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE & MORPHETT ST, CITY

FEB 22-MAR 1 9.30 pm: 1 hr

HALEXVARGUS DANCE THEATRE

81

$14 ($10)

NSWIJ

TALES OF J.A.C.K. In TALES OF JACK, HALEX VARGUS combines film and dance to create an extraordinary evening of live performance. HALEX VARGUS comprises two unique Sydney performers Kay Armstrong and Janet Charlton. Let these two women tell you tales of love, sex and life in the 90s, unfolding a fable of contemporary proportions.

VENUE 1 LION THEATRE, LION ARTS CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE & MORPHETT ST, CITY

MAR 9-15 6.30 pm: 1 hr 10 mlns

HENLEY DRAMA GROUP INC.

81

$15 ($12)

SABII

CALAMITY JANE This wild West musical is set as a traditional stage. Of course there's Wild Bill Hickcock, Calamity Jane, Katie Brown, Francis' Fryer - just a few of the characters in this exciting musical. Anyone who likes to sing along at a musical would know tha tunas, Seen;t Lova, 'Windy City, Black Hills of Dakota. See you there!

VENUE 74 HENLEY TOWN HALL CNR SEAVIEW RD & NORTH ST, HENLEY BEACH 21

MAR 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, 21 8 pm: 2 hrs 30 mins (INT) $11 ($8)

IMPROD THEATRE SAD MESSY by Michael Hill. An innovative and experimental production using an original skeleton script which combines rehearsed scenes with improvisation. It is confrontational piece following the relationship between two unstable tragi-comic characters in search of a substitute for myth in an urban worid which feeds on ~s natural environment.

VENUE 8 BALCONY THEATRE, 120 GOUGER ST, CITY

FEB 22-MAR 1 7pm:lhr

INDEPENDENT THEATRE

9M

$12.50 ($8.50)

SABII

THE GRAPES OF WRATH directed by Rob Croser. Frank Galati's powerful moving adaptation, for Chicago's Steppenwolf Theatre, of John Steinbeck's masterpiece. Follows the Joad family's migration from Oklahoma's dust·bowl to California in 1938. Celebrates the triumph of the human spirit over the adversities of nature, economic injustice and an uncaring society. Winner of two "Tony" awards, Broadway, 1990.

VENUE 32 WYATT HALL, PULTENEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL 190 SOUTH TCE, CITY

MAR 6-21 (not 8, 15) 8 pm: 2 hrs 40 mlns (INT)

lIP

$15 ($10)

INTREPID THEATRE COMPANY SA II1II A DISSONANT VOICE Wilfred Owen was a quirky, funny, paSSionately dedi­cated poet. Confronted with WWI he lashed out with a voice of power, protest, pity and unique perception. He reworked his final poems In hos­pital, surrounded by the mad and maimed - come visit him there and step back in time, journey through a life cut short in 1918. Directed by John Noble.

VENUE 65 THE ELMS, GLENSIDE HOSPITAL 226 FULLARTON RD, EASTWOOD

FEB 26-MAR 1 & MAR 11-15 MAR 4-8 & 18-22

JAXLACTION

8 pm: 1 hr 10 min. 6 pm: 1 hr 10 mlns

16R

$12 ($6) $12 ($6)

USA II DIRECT FROM USA - PHAROAH SANDERS American tenor saxophonist Pharoah Sanders skyrocketed to prominence in mid 1960s when he joined the legendary saxophonist John Coltrane. An exciting "live" performer, his style now is a reconciliation of various influences, ballads, blues, hard bop, spirituals, latin and African rhythms. Backed by top Adelaide mUSicians . .. Enquiries Phone (08) 2933427.

VENUE 60 RICHMOND ON THE MALL, 128 RUNDLE MALL, CITY 111

MAR 22 8 pm: 3 hrs 30 mlns (INT) $20 .($18)

JIMEOIN/ALAN DAVIES/JUDITH LUCY DlELANDjU][fWA IIJ

D'YA EVER NOTICE . •• 11 Guest host of Tonight Live, Australia's brilliant "King of Comedy" (Herald Sun), JIMEOIN makes his long awaited hilarious debut in Adelaide. Joining him as special guests are top UK comic ALAN DAVIES "wickedly enjoyable" (The Guardian), and rising Australian star JUDITH LUCY "takes no prisoners" (Beat). JIMEOIN "Hottest stand-up on the circuit," (Beat Magazine).

VENUE 2 STAR CLUB, LION ARTS CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE & MORPHETT ST, CITY 81

MAR 4-10 10 pm: 1 hr 40 mlns Tables $18.80 Seating $16.80 ($15)

JOSEPHINE FISHER VIcD THE HEART OF MAUD GONNE McBRIDE A biographical play about a woman who worked paSSionately to free and unite Ireland. The play unfolds through the stories of Chariotte Despard, Lady Augusta Gregory, Sean O'Casey, Arthur Griffith, Peggy Hegarty and the poetry of W. B. Yeats. There will 00 songs sung in Gaelic. Written and performed by Josephine Fisher.

VENUE 9 EDMUND WRIGHT HOUSE 59 KING WILLIAM ST, CITY

FEB 21-MAR 1 (not 24) 9 pm: 1 hr

]UNCTION THEATRE COMPANY

101

$12 ($8j

SA 1111 TWO BOB IN THE QUID by Eva Johnson. Comic, moving, compelling! TWO BOB IN THE QUID examines Aboriginal employment and training in Aust­ralia. Eva Johnson's newest play is about following dreams - but whose? Blackfellas' . .. ? Whitefellas' . . . ? Who is living whose dream? If you're forced to follow another's dream, ~ can quickly become a nightmare. But it is also about family, about love, laughter and support, about hope and ·1bout vision.

VENUE 10 JUNCTION THEATRE, CNR SOUTH RD & GEORGE ST, THEBARTON

FEB 25-MAR 15 (noll, 2, 8, 9) 8 pm: 2 hrs (INT)

50

$13 ($8)

Page 8 1992 Adel8ide-Festival FringefThe Advertiser

KINETIC ENERGY THEATRE COMPANY NSWIJ

ECCENTRICS Direct from a sellout season at the 1991 Festival of Sydney, this Sydney based company presents its acclaimed dance and music threatre production featuring the music of Thelonious Monk. Starring inter­national performers Graham Jones and Jepke Goudsmil and jazz musicians Kevin Hunt and Don Reid. " ... bizarre . . . ingenious ... intelligent ... heartwarming ... " Sydney Morning Herald.

VENUE 1 LION THEATRE, LION ARTS CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE & MORPHETT ST, CITY

MAR 9-15 8 pm: 1 hr 5 mlns

LA CAVA FLAMENCO THEATRE

81

$15 ($12)

SAIIJ

SIGUEME A blend of· Flamenco dance, song and music. It represents through the ages the subjugation of the gypsy race in Spain, or minority groups in any country. It is a theatrical and dramatic flamenco presentation . Not to be missed!

VENUE 28 SHERIDAN THEATRE 50 MACKINNON POE, NORTH ADELAIDE

FEB 29-MAR 5 8 pm: 2 hrs (INT)

LA MAMA THEATRE

13F

$12 ($10)

SA II THE LADY AND THE CLARINET Luba, no longer a young woman, is await­ing the latest man in her life. She discusses her lost hopes with a clarinettist who speaks to her with his music. In the end you are faced with Luba's hopelessness as she asks the eternal question, "Have you ever been in love?"

VENUE 11 LA MAMA THEATRE 4 CRAWFORD LANE, HINDMARSH

MAR 17-21 8 pm: 1 hr 30 min.

LEAP INTO DANCE 1991

6G

$12 ($8)

SAD

Join us on a journey of moods and motion as we explore the jungle. Per­formers from Admad, Christine Durkin Academy of Dance, Ecole De Ballet and Judith Fakes School of Dancing take to the stage in a collage of colour and costumes. Music and dance!

VENUE 36 NOARLUNGA COLLEGE THEATRE, RAMSAY PCE, NOARLUNGA CENTRE 3V

FEB 29 Matinee 2 pm and 7.30 pm: 2 hrs 30 mins (INT) $8 ($6) (Children U12 $4)

MARK. LI1TLE/ANTHONY MORGAN VIcD AMBIENCE OF A NEW AGE Australia's funniest Libran performer will guide you on a journey of New Age dread: Crystal worship, pyramids, float tanks and flipper, with caring and sharing support from Sagittarian ANTHONY MORGAN. Breathe in, breathe out, leave your anxieties on the bus. This night may change your life, then again, you may die laughing ... quick, phone an ambience. "Mark Little is the cosmic dag," The Age.

VENUE 2 STAR CLUB, LION ARTS CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE & MORPHETT ST, CITY 81

MAR 16-22 8 pm: 1 hr 40 min. Tables $18.80 Sealing $16.80 ($13)

MAYFAIR THEATRE COMPANY SA 1111 SOUTH PACIFIC One of Rodgers and Hammerstein's most popular musi­cals based on "Tales of the South Pacific" by James A. Michener. Songs include "Some Enchanted Evening", "Younger than Springtime," "Bali HaT' and "There is Nothin' Like a Dame." Director Doris Dodd; Musical Di­rector Verdon Williams and a cast of over SO.

VENUE 14 MAYFAIR ACADEMY THEATRE 166A GOODWOOD RD, GOODWOOD

FEB 28, 29, MAR 6, 7, 13, 14 8 pm: 3 hrs (INT) MAR 4, 5, II, 12 8 pm: 3 hrs (INT) MAR 7,14 Matinee 2 pm: 3 hrs (INT)

MICHELE LANGMAN

6R

$11 ($9) $7 ($6)

$11 ($9)

SAD THE WISHING WELL A one-woman play, celebrating Silence, sculpture and the light at the end of the tunnel. Written in verse, both meditative and paSSionate, this is a drama of the inner dialogue betw99n a woman who is becoming a sculptor in mid-life and the voices that thwart or encourage h·er.

VENUE 28 SHERIDAN THEATRE, 50 MACKINNON POE, NORTH ADELAIDE

FEB 19-26 8 pm: 2 hrs 30 mlns (INT)

MOVING THEATRE COMPANY

13F

$13.50 ($11.50)

VIC II1II STORMING GLENELG BY TRAM The original theatreworks 'Tram Show' comes to Adelaide. Performed on a moving tram from Glenelg to the city and back. Witness the extraordinary stories of the funniest people you will ever meet on a tram. This hilarious trip is the most 'moving' piece of theatre you will ever see! Featuring Sioban Tuke from the Comedy Company. Group bookings are available.

GLENELG TRAM VICTORIA SQUARE

FEB 22-MAR 21 (nol23, 1,8, 15) 8 pm: 2 hrs (INT) $25.50 ($19.50) FEB 26, MAR 4, II, 18 Matinee 2 pm: 2 hrs (INT) $25.50 ($19.50) FEB 29, MAR 7, 14, 21 Matinee 4 pm: 2 hrs (INT) $25.50 ($19.50)

MULTICULTURAL ARTS CENTRE SA II1II Adelaide's own permanent 'WOMAD' presents an exhilarating cabaret­style theatre and music program for the Fringe! Two different sessions on most nights! Supper shows of CAFE MUSICA! Discover and support your local and interstate talents, influenced by four exe-Austral continents -Africa, Europe, Asia and the Americas! Details ring (08) 2124276.

VENUE 3 MULTICULTURAL ARTS CENTRE LION ARTS CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE AND MORPHETT ST, CITY

FEB 22-MAR 22 2 Sessions per nlghl

81

$12 ($7)

ALLIANCE FRANCAISE presenls Dlx Sur Dlx An evening of sketches, songs and revue. Supper during interval. In French, but widely accessible.

MAR 20 Matinee (Schools Only) 3 pm: 2hrs 30mins $5 MAR 20-22 7.15 pm $12

($10 A/F members) ($8 students)

FLAMENCO AIRE Aamenco Puro. After a successful concert and record­ing session FLAMENCO AIRE presents an original program demonstration of the art of Flamenco.

FEB 29 9.30 pm $10 ($8)

KONALIEN Konalien and friends, Latin American night - dance or just relax and listen to Latin American rhythms from the Caribbean to Chile, played on traditional South American instruments.

FEB 27 9 pm $12 ($7)

SAM OSHODI MajombeAn evening of African traditional rhythms, dance and sketches celebrating the mother of all creation involving the gathering of spirits.

FEB 25, MAR 3, 10 6.30 pm $12 ($7)

NAKISA Camels in the City Australian world music A diverse world of colour, texture and melody. Exhilarating rhythms. Exotic, powerful, unique.

MAR 20, 21 9.30 pm $10 ($7)

" ... the show has the beguiling charm which Nicholas fans will expect ... "

" ... Kim Deacon ... wow ... can she sing ... " . The A",frolion.

21·27 FEB 7.30 PM

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Tlble. 518.80 Seating 516.80 & 514.80 Cone. (Mon· Thur. only)

21-29 FEB 10PM

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SPECIAL GUESTS ARE TOP U.K. COMIC

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IN CONCERT WED 11,. THUR12

MAR,.10pm

FOUNDATION S,A. 1'4 AltmJtJblt FUtiVaI UNITED TRADES & LABOUR COUNCIL SA Putting the bite back into art, cultural with political muscle.

UTLC ART AND WORKING LIFE FORUM All welcome, exploring trade union arts. Featuring NZ's satirical play "Waiting for Lefty" challenging em­ployment contracts and UTLC Choir.

MAR 12 Forum 2 pm-6 pm Perfonnance 6 pm-8 pm Prices to be advised

UTLC CABARET NIGHT Featuring the relevantly fabulous UTLC choir and songs of multicultural working life. A night of dancing and merriment.

FEB 23 7.30 pm Prices to be advised

ALSO PERFORMING Fish Trap Trio - Indonesian Cultural Evening -CASM - Bandia (Camouflage) - Theatre Oneiron presents The Comedy Of The Fly - Kashtan Choir.

MULTICULTURAL ARTS TRUST INDIA/SA D SWARA Allan Posselt and Aneesh Pradhan will present an evening of north­ern Indian classical music. Allan, a lecturer at Amdale University, is a virtu­oso sitar player and Aneesh is a master tabla player directly from Bombay University.

VENUE 10 JUNCTION THEATRE, CNR GEORGE ST AND SOUTH RD, THEBARTON 50

MAR 20 8 pm: 2 hI'S 30 mina (INT) $15 ($13) $10 for group 10 or more

MUSICWORKS SA ....

ADELAIDE MUSIC IS WORLD MUSICI Five brilliant music events, featuring five distinctive and exciting forms of "Australian World Music". FEB 23 -Celtic Rock. Mar 1 - Country and Western. Mar 8 - "A Cappella - Day of The Voice". Mar 15 - Music of Latin America. Mar 16 - Indian music and dance with five special backdrops by Ria Willering. Support local world music!

VENUE 1 LION BAR, LION ART CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE & MORPHETT ST, CITY

FEB 23, MAR 1, 8, 15, 22 2 pm: 3 hI'S (INT)

NANETTE HASSALL AND DANCERS

81

$6 ($4)

VlcB LEANING INTO THE LIGHT Draws together a diverse range of gifted dancers. StillS, interviews and filmed sequences of an older era of dance pioneers in Australia weave through the live performance of a contempor­ary generation. As a subtext the interplay of space, time and movement structures are generated through ideas of the chaos theory of physics. A vibrant, richly textured work.

VENUE 8 BALCONY THEATRE, 120 GOUGER ST, CITY

MAR 4-8 MAR 7-8

7 pm: 1 hr 10 mina 5 pm: 1 hr 10 mlna

NEVER SUIlIlENDER KOMEDI

8M

$15 ($11) $15 ($11)

VIENNA a The Waiter Schorsch or the Truth And Glory of the Viennese Coffee House Schorsch, a member of the species "Viennese Coffee House Waiter" is mistakenly zapped through space - a victim of modern times. Finding himself far from Vienna and his beloved Coffee House he turns this mistake into an opportunity to expound his distinguished profession in an exquisite institution, where the walls have no ears but the waiters do ...

VENUE 8 BALCONY THEATRE, 120 GOUGER ST, ADELAIDE 9M

FEB 22 - MAR 1 9,30 pm: 1hr 20mins $10 ($8)

NEW WORLD PRODUCTIONS VIC 11 Sue-Ann Post In A Bit Of A Post $cript With just a chair, a book and a bottle of wine, Sue-Ann Post spins her bizarre life story In A BIT OF A POST SCRIPT. Acclaimed by critics and winner of the ABC Best Comic of the 1991 Melbourne Fringe Festival, the show weaves through mormonism, alcohol­ism, lesbianism and incest... and it's a comedy!

VENUE 3 MULTICULTURAL ARTS CENTRE, LION ARTS CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE & MORPHETT ST, CITY

MAR 11-15 8 pm: 1hr MAR 14-15 6.30 pm: 1hr

81

$15 ($12) . $15 ($12)

NICE T.I.E. PRODUCTIONS in _tion with Freewheela Theatre in Education NSW DI Invisible Woman Based on the oral research of women in Newcastle this production celebrates the lives of women in songs and monologues. Start­ing with morning and looking at the day as seen from a number of particular women's perspectives, through to evening and night. Family, husbands,

,children, work, identity and life, presented through humour, music and aile­, gory.

VENUE 19 LITTLE PRICE THEATRE, 101 GROTE ST, CITY

MAR 11-13 MAR 14 MAR 14, 19 MAR 18, 20 MAR 21

7,30 pm: 1hr Matinee 2 pm: 1 hr

10 pm: 1hr 5 pm: 1 hr 6 pm: 1 hr

NORTH ADELAIDE WIND ENSEMBLE

8M

$10 ($7) $10 ($7) $10 ($7) $10 ($7) $10 ($7)

SA 11 Hannonie On The Terrsee The NORTH ADELAIDE WIND ENSEMBLE pres­ents a program of music for flutes, oboes, clarinets, french horns and bas­soons by Mozart, Handel, Orff and Francaix, at a twilight concert in Scots Church from 6pm to 7.30 pm. Come and enjoy a concert which leaves you time to go on to another festival attraction.

VENUE 31 SCOTS CHURCH, 237 NORTH TCE, CITY 121

MAR 11-13 6 pm: 1 hr 30 mina $7,50 ($5)

NOT OF THIS EARTH WAB

John Richards and Matthew Bateman, two of Perth's top stand up comics present themselves as reluctant flatmates, living out the normal sitcom situ­ations while sword fighting, having love affairs with puppets plus a game show that plays for the destruction of the world! "Young Ones doing the Odd Couple ... Fabulous, " ABC ~adio.

VENUE 8 BALCONY THEATRE, 120 GOUGER ST, CITY

MAR 2-8 9,45 pm: 1 hr

8M

$10 ($8)

OUTCAST THEATRE NSWI1

BREAKFAST The most awkward meal of the day. A brilliant new farce about two people who wake up together aiter a one night stand. A story of bacon and eggs, love and sex, one night stands, underpants, car-phones, condoms and money.

VENUE 1 LION THEATRE, LION ARTS CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE & MORPHETT ST, CITY

MAR 9-14 2,30 pm: 40 mlna

81

$8 ($6)

OXFORD HOTEL FRINGE HIGHLIGHTS Surprise glimpses of the Fringe. Bar and restaurant till late. Expect the unexpected.

VENUE 76 OXFORD HOTEL 101 O'CONNELL ST, NORTH ADELAIDE

FEB 21-MAR 22 Open Daily

OXOCUBANS

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8F

Free

VlcB, OXO CUBANS LIVE Oxo Cuban's launch their new full length CD and cassette. Five men with big voices, a saxophone, a trombone, a tuba, infec­tious rhythms and gallons of get up and go rock without rickenbackers, dance to their hip hop house bop and Afro Cuban jazz rock. Also pla~,

. at The Exeter, Fezbah and Austral, check gig guides for dates.

VENUE 73 CARGO CLUB, 213 HINDLEY ST, CITY

MAR 7 9,30 pm: 2 hI'S 30 mlna

PETER COMBE

8J $8 ($6)

SA 11 A FAMILY CONCERT Sponsored by Friends of Noarlunga College Theatre. Australia's best loved children's entertainer performing all your child's favourite songs. This is a festival event for all the family. Peter's concerts always sell out quickly, avoid disappointment - Book early. Tickets avail­able from the theatre and Austickets.

VENUE 36 NOARLUNGA COLLEGE THEATRE RAMSAY PCE, NOARLUNGA CENTRE

MAR 11 MAR 12

7pm:1hr 6,30 pm: 1 hr

3V

$7 ($5) $7 ($5)

PLEASANT COMPANY NSW 11 CHAMBER MUSIC WITH PLEASANT COMPANY PLEASANT COMPANY was established to provide a refreshing approach to chamber music con­certs. The Hunter Valley community has welcomed their concerts and art­ists with great enthusiasm and rave reviews. PLEASANT COMPANY brings to Adelaide some of the Hunter musicians in an exciting program 01 tradional and not so traditional chamber music.

VENUE 28 SHERIDAN THEATRE, 50 MACKINNON POE, NORTH ADELAIDE

MAR 9-13 3.30 pm: 50 mins MAR 14 2.30 pm: 50 mins

13F $10 ($7) $10 ($7)

PLEASANT COMPANY presents HUNTER VALLEY OPERA COMPANY NSWI1

THE OLD MAID AND THE THIEF Menotti's one-act opera, is 60 minutes of hilarious entertainment. Performed to sellout audiences in its Newcas:v-:t season earlier this year, critics acclaimed the opera as "a witty and enter­taining stage piece", and proclaimed, "with such superib direction and cast, this charming opera must be seen" .

VENUE 28 SHERIDAN THEATRE, 50 MACKINNON POE, NORTH ADELAIDE 13F

MAR 9-13 5 pm: 1 hr $16 ($10) MAR 14 1 pm & 4 pm: 1 hr $16 ($10)

PORTABLE PRODUCTIONS ENGlAND 11 A ONE MAN HAMLET Adelaide Exclusive! Direct from the Edinburgh Fes­tival Fringe. Using only Shakespeare's text the show presents the playas seen through Hamlet's eyes alone. "A solo tour de force" - Scotland on . Sunday. "By any standards this is a good piece of theatre" - The Stage. "Intense, disturibing and thoroughly compe111ng" - Festival Times.

VENUE 11 LA MAMA THEATRE

MAR 11 MAR 9-14

4 CRAWFORD LANE, HIND MARSH Matinee 2 pm: 1 hr

11 pm: 1 hr

PULL OUT ALL STOPS

6G $10(~ $10 ($8).

SA 11 A program of organ and trumpet, poetry and prose, from ancient times to present day. Narrator - Peter Osborn. Trumpet - Mark Puddy. Organ­Bruce Naylor. A rousing recital.

VENUE 25 ST CYPRIAN'S CHURCH

MAR 11 70 MELBOURNE ST, NORTH ADELAIDE

8pm:1hr 13E

Program Donation

RACHEL BERGERfPAUL WRDBAUM VIC/CAN IE RACHEL BERGER with PAUL WILDBAUM and THE SCARED WEIRD LITTLE GUYS Birth, death, sex, Abba, the human piano, Hamlet, spaghell,i. westerns and much more. Form the extraordinary comedic talents of W .... bourne's RACHEL BERGER to the inspired visual comedy of Canada's PAUL WILDBAUM and the musical mayhem of THE SCARED WEIRD LITTLE GUYS. A night when you will definitely have The Last Laugh. "Rachel is a real star", The Guardian, London.

VENUE 2 STAR CLUB, LION ARTS CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE AND MORPHETT ST, CITY 81

FEB 28-MAR 88 pm: 1 hr 40 minaTables $18.80 Seating $16,80 ($14.80)

RISING STARS SAB

An exhilarating evening of entertainment featuring the very best of our young vocal and musical talent. The SA schools percussion ensemble and the Brighton High School choir perform pieces from their European tour programs exciting performances from Seaview, Blackwood and Westminster schools come acquaint yourself with our RISING STARS. Tickets avilable from schools and Austickets.

VENUE 36 NOARLUNGA COLLEGE THEATRE RAMSAY PCE, NOARLUNGA CENTRE

MAR 3 8 pm: 2 hI'S 10 mlna (INT)

IlIVEIlLAND YOUTH THEATRE

3V $10 ($8)

SA 11 CLOSE SHAVE A hard hitting play which explores the development of male identity in the post-feminist era. Written and directed by Katherine Spence. For details phone CARCLEW on (OB) 267 5111.

VENUE 81 CARCLEW YOUTH ARTS CENTRE 11 JEFFCOTT ST, NORTH ADELAIDE 8G

MAR 11-15

ROD QUANTOCK VlcB BUS - a moving experience Theatre on the move with ROD QUANTOCK as guide in a 'night of comic terror'. "The most dangerously funny show ever. A living treasure," - The Age. BUS was a highlight of the 1984 Syd­ney Festival, 'the centrepiece' of the 1987 Melbourne Comedy Festlval and 'the hot ticket' at the 1988 Edinburgh Festival. At last it's Adelaide's turn! Where will BUS strike!

DEPARTS LION ARTS CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE AND MORPHETT ST, CITY 81 MAR 2-6 7,30 "pm: 2 hI'S $20 MAR 4, 6 Matinee 1,30 pm: 2 hI'S $20

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FOUNDATION S.A. 1h AfftJrd4hk fUhVf11 S.!. WRInR'S CENTRE SA III t,j'ew WRITING PERFORMED World famous writers walk a not-so-straight line from the tents at Writers' Week to the intoxicating atmosphere of Tapa's Cafe and Bar to-perform their writing alongside the best of SA's own. Nightly program - two local/one interntational writer followed by impromptu history-making performances by the best of Writers ' Week Book at Tapa's for best seats and meal. $20 Tickets at door.

VENUE 43 CAFE TAPA'S - RESTAURANT & BAR 242a RUNDLE ST EAST, CITY

MAR 2-4 1.30 pm till late

131

$5 ($4)

POETS ON POPEYE Board Adelaide's own pleasure boat, Popeye. at sunset and indulge in an evening of readings by renowned local. interstate and overseas poets. While tasting wine and cheese. enjoy the magic of poetry, the tranquillity of the River Torrens and the sparkle of the city lights.

VEtcOE 82 ELDER PARK. BOAT LAUNCH, RIVER TORRENS NEXT TO FESTIVAL CENTRE, CITY 10H

$15 ($12) MAR 5 1.30pm: 2 hrs

WRITERS' WEEKEND Join writers of all ages at Mylor. on the Fleurieu Peninsula, for two days of talking, reading and writing Workshop leaders are amongst South Austr.alia's top writers Genres covered include romance, short stories, children's novels, poetry, non­fiction, radio drama and general fiction. Beginners are welcome! Ring SA Writers' Centre for tickets - (08) 2237662.

VENUE 91 MYLOR BAPTIST CAMP WINGROVE RD, MYLOR

FEB 21-23 FRI 1 pm-SUN 5 pm

SCIlIPTUllE UNION

17U

$100 ($60) members $80

SA .....

A WALK THROUGH THE BLACKFOREST CAKE Late, late at night stumble over for a cappuccino (chocolate, tea or juice), a slice of gooey gateau and a chat-about the mean­i ~goflife.

VENUE 69 UNDER MORPHETT ST BRIDGE CNR NORTH TCE AND MORPHETT ST, CITY 81

FEB 21, 22, 28, 29, MAR 6, 1, 13, 14, 20, 21 10 pm-4 am

SHAKEN AND SUSPICIOUS VIC II DIG A glorious exploration of the folly of heroism: A woman in disguise as a man and a man in disguise as an expert, on a journey together to find what isn't there. From people who brought you Dogpaddling, this is a ripping yard of slog and sweat and laughter: "Puts the wonder back into wonderful - Recommended without reservation" Mel· bourne Times.

VENUE 1 LION THEATRE, LION ARTS CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE AND MORPHETT ST, CITY

MAR 2-8 8 pm: 1 hr 10 min.

81

$12 ($8)

SHEELA LANGBERG SAil BANDIA (THE CAMOUFLAGE) Sheela, an African dancer and choreographer, presents dance theatre and music in her spectacular BANDIA program where birth, death, love, passion, jealousy and revenge take part in the African daily life. With a fabulous setting, costuming and dance, she intends to show you something absolutely outstanding. Com­pletely Hot Stuff!!

VENUE 1 LION THEATRE, LION ARTS CENTRE;

VENUE 3 MULTICULTURAL ARTS CENTRE liON ARTS CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE AND MORPHETT ST, CITY

VENUE 1 MAR 2-8 5 pm: 1 hr 20 min. VENUE 3 MAR 3-8 1.30 pm: 1 hr 20 min.

SIDETRACK THEATRE

81 $12 ($8) $12 ($8)

$10 group 10 or more

NSW III THE DRUNKEN BOAT Directed by Don Mamouney, performed by the company with guest artist Guillaume Brugman. An allegorical journey into the memory and forgetful­ness of contemporary theatre. A work of extremes in every sense: in its energy, poetry, barbarity and diabolical imagery and sound. "Continually inventive, surprising, shocking and witty" - The Australian.

VENUE 8 BALCONY THEATRE, 120 GOUGER ST, CITY 9M MAR 9 Preview 8 pm: 1 hr $8 MAR 10, 12, 14, 17, 19, 21 8 pm: 1 hr

$15 ($10) (EQUITY & ATAEA $12) MAR 11, 13, 16, 18,20 10.30 pm: 1 hr

$15 ($10) (EQUITY & ATAEA $12)

SIREN NSWIII GOD, THE DOCTOR AND THE IMPOSSIBLE BODY A work by Australian women. Written and first performed in 1991. it maps the interior landscape of a woman, remembering her body and recalling her name. The actors are travelling with her, amplifying her step. GOD THE DOCTOR AND THE IMPOSSIBLE BODY is a modern-day dreaming. "There is no memory without body memory" - Edward S Casey.

VENUE 8 BALCONY THEATRE 120 GOUGER ST, CITY

FEB 23, 25, 27, 29, MAR 2, 4, 6, 8 8.30 pm: 45 min.

9M

$12 ($10) ($20 for 2 nights)

SPEAKING OF THE DEVIL - A CAPTIVE SPIRIT A play based on the exquisite prose of Marina Tsvetaeva. Moving in a dream space between a household in imperial Russia· and the immediacy of the present the actors negotiate the dangerous passage of a girl child from the polymorphous sexuality of her early years to adolescence. Onto the devil is transferred all that is unspeakable. "This is the theatre I dream about" F. Zircler, On the Street.

VENUE 8 BALCONY THEATRE 120 GOUGER ST, CITY

FEB 22, 24, 26, 28, MAR 1, 3, 5, 7 8.30 pm: 45 min.

9M

$t2 ($10) ($20 for 2 nights)

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SPLINTERS INC. ACT III CATHEDRAL OF FLESH Splinters Inc. presents CATHEDRAL OF FLESH with Snuff Pup­pets and the Intimate Theatre Crowd. Splinters work in crowd theory, pyrotechnics, giant puppets, conflagration, constructed environments and indoor theatre at its most opulent and titillating. Raw exploration into the fundamentals of art and audience. This i~ alchemy.

VENUE 68 EAST END MARKETS, CNR RUNDLE & UNION STS, CITY

FEB 21-MAR 8 (not 24, 25, 2, 3) FEB 22, 29 MAR 7

SPOTUGHT THEATRE COMPANY

8 pm: 2 hrs (INT) 11 pm: 2 hrs (INT)

131 $10 ($8) $10 ($8)

SA l11li HOLIDAY SNAP A comedy of mistaken identities unfolds with real wit and style at a Portuguese time-share villa. The villa has been double-booked and the confusion is com­pounded when each couple mistakes the other for the servants. The hilarious build-up continues with a myopic tippler manager and the arrival of a mother-in-law. Disguises are donned to save the day!

' VENUE 24 W.F. SALTER HALL - HILLCREST HOSPITAL FOSTERS RD, GILLES PLAINS 14A

MAR 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, 21 8.15 pm: 2 hrs 20 mins (INn $8 ($1) $6 group 10 or more .

STIRLING PLAYERS SA l11li TRAVELLING NORTH Written by David Williamson. Frank ('70s) and Frances ('50s) find new life in a twilight love affair, to the consternation of their conventional children. Their dream takes them north to the sun.

VENUE 75 STIRLING COMMUNITY THEATRE AVENUE RD, STIRLING. 17T

$8 ($5) MAR 6, 1, 12-14, 19-21 8 pm: 1 hr 40 mins (INT)

STOMP UK II1II The most-talked-about show of the 1991 Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Seven performers stomp, clap, beat and tap their way through an array of percussive routines. Their dy­namiC and eclectic mix of drumming, dance and theatre uses the wildest possible range of materials and styles. From finger snaps to oil drums, from Zippo lighters to dustbin lids, they abseil and clown their way through an evening of rhythmic indulgence.

VENUE 2 STAR CLUB, LION ARTS CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE & MORPHETT ST, CITY. 81

FEB 26, 27, MAR 4, 5, 12, 18, 19 midnight: 1 hr 10 min.

FEB 21,22,28,29, MAR 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, 21

FEB 22, 23, 29, MAR 1, 7, 8, 14, 15, 21, 22

Tablea $17.80 Seating $15.80 ($13.80) midnight 1 hr 10 min. ,

Tables $17.80 Seating $15.80 5 pm: 1 hr 10 min.

Tables $12.60 Seating $10.60 Family $35 Extra Children $10

STRATHALBYN A: LAKES TOURIST ASSOC. INC. SAD STRATHALBYN INTERNATIONAL PENNY FARTHING CHALLENGE AND ST FAI R Grand Parade 11 .30 am. Exciting racing on penny farthings, recumbent racers and vin­tage cycles. Also wheelchair challenge. Street entertainment - bands - dancers -country hospitality at food/product stalls - exhibitions, pottery spinning, quilting, etc. Something for all the family.

VENUE 92 STRATHALBYN 18U MAR 14 10 am-4 pm Free Admission ,

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PILOT BROADCAST SCAT's programming includes a variety of submitted material from the South Australian community and three internally produced programs. 'News' crews will operate at many Fringe locations, and a Fringe-based studio will feature also. Opportunities for a public voice and Fringe partiCipants to inform/perform to a wider audience via the air waves. So look out for SCAT at the Fringe and tune your TVs!

LION ARTS CENTRE CNR MORPHETT ST & NORTH TCE. CITY 81 FEB 23-27 5 pm: 7 hrs UHF31

SYDNEY SOUP ' NswlDll SYDNEY: a crazy place by the deep blue sea; home to seven million people, the Harbour bridge. non-stop energy and diversity. SYDNEY SOUP: an ex­travagant celebration of new performance, movement and dance works, re­flecting the extreme spectrum of Sydney's performance fringe. Individual show details phone Fringe Information Centre (08) 231 6811.

VENUE 22 ADELAIDE HIGH SCHOOL, WEST TCE, CITY 6J

FEB 26-MAR 1, 4-8, 11-15, 18-22 $12 ($10) ($60 ($50) for six shows) WED/THURS/FRI/SAT 7 pm, 8.30 pm 10 pm SUN 5.30 pm, 7 pm, 10 pm

BALLYHOO WRONG WAY GO BACK Celebration, creation and ritualistic offering life swallows me up I spit it out paSSion, illusion and the industry of death.

CATHERINE HOURIHAN A movement/dance piece exploring the transformation of Persphone. Persphone is forever youthful and alluring, but returns from the underworld radically changed.

THE POST ARlUVALISTS DAVE DOES ADELAIDE Marine flares, 40-gallon drums, lighthouses, un- , used train tracks, dancers, saxophonists, verbal chaos, popcorn; we are the POST ARRIVALISTS.

TRAINS COLLIDE By Marianne Bryant. When it hurts to feel good and it feels good when it hurts.

ZSUZSANNA ZOBOSLA V A: LEELA LEELA DOES SYDNEY SOUP Inner ghosts and her stories emerge, speak and move through the performing body. A woman's mystery: Isis is out to­night! BOXED WOMEN Butoh-inspired piece that dives beneath the skin. Unravels fiend and angel, animal and lover, the horror of outline.

THE BASTINADO THEATRE CO. NSWB

PEER GYNT The Bastinados are back with a startling interpretation of Ibsen's classic PEER GYNT. Eight months in preparation, this production combines imagery from the "Dance of Death" of the Middle Ages, folklore and religion with a keen sense of the modern relevance of PEER GYNT's universal themes ... "A visual feast" - Telegraph.

VENUE 1 LION THEATRE, LION ARTS CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE AND MORPH'ETT ST, CITY

MARCH 2-9 6.30 pm: 1 hr 20 mins

THE BIG TICKET

81 $15 ($10)

SAIDII

Enjoy a coffee, gelati, movie and bistro meal, dinner, stageside or drink and dance 'till the curtain calls. The BIG TICKET bar and grill, a cast of local, nat­ional and international acts performing in the star-studded evenings. The lights are on "stage-time".

VENUE 33 THE BIG TICKET, 128 HINDLEY ST, CITY 91

BACHELORS FROM PRAGUE VleB A BIG NIGHT OUT Join the BACHELORS FROM PRAGUE for an exclusive

. BIG NIGHT OUT at the Adelaide Fringe Festival. A night of smooth and groovy jazz rhythms, where jazz meets dance. This is the last opportunity to see the BACHELORS before they depart on their European tour.

MAR 5-7 10 pm: lhr 45 mlns (INT) $14 Seated $10 Standing

DOUG ANTHONY ALLSTARS ACT 11 SWEETNESS AND LIGHT The bastard kings of comedy return from New York to perform SWEETNESS AND LIGHT. Winners of every international award worth winning (New York, London, Edinburgh), DMS are Australia's funniest export. "Total staggering genius "We are their oyster" New York Times "DAAS are GOD" New Music Express UK.

MAR 13, 14 10 pm: 2 hrs (INT) $16 Seated $14 Standing MAR 15 9 pm: 2 hrs (INT) $16 Seated $14 Standing

THE CAST OF 6 O'CLOCK ROCK SA D CHAD ROCKS THE COSMO With special guests THE CAST OF 6 O'CLOCK ROCK. Featuring Chad Romero and Randy Watson Jnr. Special tribute to the girl groups by Kristen Lawler, Nadia Borghesan, Rosalind Aylmore. Simon Taylor will join Chad and Randy to create the fabulous sounds of the 50's and SO's as they bop through glamour and great music in their own unique way.

FEB 27-29 10 pm: 2 hrs (INT) $12 Sealed $10 Standing

VIKA A: LINDA BULL A: FRIENDS VIe II VIKA & LINDA BULL AND FRIENDS from the Black Sorrows. An evening of heartfelt soul and gospel music, Linda and Vika will show off their su­preme and astonishing voices. Rarely will you see two Singers happier about performing - two of the greatest voices in this country.

MAR 19-21 10 pm: 1 hr 30 min. (INT) $12 Sealed $10 Standing

THE CLOCK WORKS VIeD BIDING THYME A play about relationships between women, men, actors, audiences and entrepreneurs. Three extreme aspects of a woman respond ' to-the experience of wanting, finding and leaving a lover. Three colourful characters follow her journey in a world where fame and fortune is their love. They are all BIDING THYME.

VENUE 1 LION THEATRE, LION ARTS CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE AND MORPHETT ST, CITY 81

$8 ($6) FEB 22-MAR 1 5.30 pm: 45 mins

THE COUNCn FOR THE WELFARE OF OVERSEAS STUDENTS INC. SA B WELCOME FOR OVERSEAS STUDENTS CWOS will hold a multicultural function as a welcome for overseas students studying in Adelaide. Cultural entertainment with assistance from local ethnic groups and The City of Ad­elaide Lions Club.

VENUE 72 RYMILL PARK, EAST PARKLANDS EAST TCE, CITY

MAR 8 1.30 pm: 211rs 30 mlns

THE GEIlMANIC PLAYERS

14J Program Donation

VIe l1li DIE VERWANDLUNG (Metamorphosis). As Gregor Samsa awoke one morning from trouble dreams, he found himself transformed into a mon­strous insect .. .' Kafka's nightmarish tale is bought alive in a new German adaption by Melbourne's Germanic Players. Why this hideous metamor­phosis? How will Gregor now confront his family? How will they deal with him? Book daytime shows on YEP hotline, phone (08) 231 8698.

VENUE 7 TANDANYA THEATRE, 253 GRENFELL ST, CITY FEB 22, 25-27 Matinee 2 pm: 2 hrs (INT) FEB 20-22, 26-28 8 pm: 2 hrs (INT) FEB 23 5 pm: 2 hrs (INT)

13J $15 ($10) $15 ($10) $15 ($10)

THE GHOST OF JOE SEPPI WAIII1

Alias CARLO ANTON lOLLI, pianist/vocalist of "Orient Express" fame. A musician's soul trapped in a ghostly torment between life and death . . . " An original, high quality music theatre event" - Festival Times, Edinburgh. "Captivating homage to a musical past" - The Stage, London. Recom­mended for lovers of music from the swing era!

VENUE 28 SHERIDAN THEATRE 50 MACKINNON POE, NORTH ADELAIDE.

FEB 24-MAR 14 (not 1, 8) 11.15 pm: 1 hr

THE KINGFISHERS CHAMBER CHOIR

13F $10 ($8) '

SA B THE KINGFISHERS SING The choir formed in 1989, has won first and second places in recent eisteddfods. Reflecting the international flavor of the Adelaide lestivals, the program includes classical and traditional songs from around the world as well as from Australia. The composers include Ravel, Debussy, Vaughan Williams and Gretchaninof.

VENUE 31 SCOTS CHURCH, 237 NORTH TCE, CITY MAR 5 12.10 pm: 40 mins

THE MA.RAT PACK

121 $10 ($8)

SAIDII

PUTTIN' ON THE KETTLE Three undisciplined hams cavort on stage for what seems like forever, but is only about two hours. Their alleged japes cover a wide range of topics far too dull to go into any detail here. Does for comedy what their last show did except more recently. Sae you there (or not).

VENUE 29 GOVERNOR HINDMARSH HOTEL, THE METROPOLIS ROOM, 59 PORT RD, HINDMARSH

MAR 5-21 (not 8, 9, 15, 16) 8 pm: 2 hrs (INT) 6G

$12 ($8)

THEOfflCE SAIDII

Smack in the centre of the CBD this spacious venue has one of the longest licensed bars in town. This great entertainment room has been praised by the likes of Vince Jones, Kate Ceberano and Grace Knight. It's saw-tooth mezzanine and big comfortable room allows everybody space and a view. Excellent meals both light and bistro are available before shows Monday to Saturday.

VENUE n THE OFFICE, 110 PIRIE ST, CITY FEB 21-MAR 21 10 am 'til late

13K Closed Sundays

THE STAR CLUB LATE CLUB KRYPTON IDII

MONDO BEYONDO TIMEI The hottest dance music and the best bar in town. Passions will be stirred, reputations will be ruined and all will be fQr­given at sunrise. "Brilliantly stunning," Daily Planet.

VENUE 2 STAR CLUB, LION ARTS CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE & MORPHETT ST, CITY 81

FEB 21-MAR 22 (Thurs, FrI, Sat) 1.30 am-Sunrise $2

THE SYDNEY FRONT NSW III DON JUAN A fevered theatrical speculation on operatiC excess, sex, desire and seduction by the company that brought The Pornography of Perform­ance to the Fringe in 1988. "Thought-provoking, cleverly executed and full of insolent daring" - Rosemary Neill, The Australian. DON JUAN is in Ad­elaide just before its European tour.

VENUE 8 BALCONY THEATRE, 120 GOUGER ST, CITY

MAR 10 Preview 10.30 pm: 1 hr 20 min. MAR 11, 13, 15, 16, 18, 20, 22 8 pm: 1 hr 20 mlns MAR 12, 14, 17, 19, 21 10.30 pm: 1 hr 20 mins

THE UMBIUCAL BROTHERS/JIM TAVARE

9M

$15 ($10) $15 ($10) $15 ($10)

NSW(VK.fVle D CUT THE CHORD with GRAEME LEAK An Australian premiere starring the fabulous UMBILICAL BROTHERS direct from their sellout season at The Last Laugh in Melbourne. Also featuring sound FX genius GRAEME LEAK and direct from the UK, comedy sensation JIM TAVARE. THE UMBILICAL BROTHERS "Awesome," Arts Melbourne. TAVARE "Brilliant," N.M.E. London.

VENUE 2 STAR CLUB, LION ARTS CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE & MORPHETT ST, CITY 81

FEB 21-29 10 pm: 1 hr 40 min. Tables $18.80 Seating $16.80 ($14.80)

THEATRE INC. NSWI1 A MORE FORTUNATE LIFE Celebration, discrimination, stories, laughter, dreams, respect. A play performed by people with intellectual disabilities in collaboration with professional actors. This project is assisted by the Aust­ralia Council, the Federal Government's art funding and advisory body. "Out of !his nettle, danger, we pluck this flower, safety," Shakespeare.

VENUE 1 LION THEATRE, LION ARTS CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE & MORPHETT ST, CITY

MAR 9-15 5.15 pm: 1 hr

TIM DWYER I

81

$13.50 ($9)

WAIDII TALKING WITH TIM "G'DAY! HOW ARE YOU GOING?" I've been living in a place where everyone knew everyone and there was lots of time to talk. I liked that so much I've decided to sit down in Adelaide and see who wants to talk about what. So come and say hello.

VENUE 70 WAR MEMORIAL AREA, NORTH TCE, CITY llH

FEB 24, 26, 28 MAR 2, 4, 6, 9, 11, 13, 16, 18 & 20 11 am-3 pm Free

TIN ROOF THEATRE COMPANY NSWI1 WILDCAT FALLING & LILY AND MAY Wollongong School of Creative Arts graduates perform two contemporary Australian plays. LILY AND MAY by Patricia Cornelius is an excursion into the world of two female street sur­vivors. In WILDCAT FALLING by Mudrooroo Narogin, adapted by Peter Gorman, an Aboriginal youth struggles for self and identity. Excellent value.

VENUE 11 LA MAMA THEATRE

MAR 9-14 MAR 12-14

4 CRAWFORD LANE, HINDMARSH

8 pm: 2 hrs (INT) Matinee 12 noon: 2 hours (INT)

TllACY BARTRAM

6G

$15 ($8) $15 ($8)

VIeD MY GENERATION: THROUGH THE EYES OF A SIXTIES CHILiO The hilari­ous angst-ridden recollections of Melbourne comedian Tracy Bartram's life as an ugly kid in the swinging sixties. Direct from the Melbourne Comedy Festival and Fringe Women's season, this superb one woman show will make you laugh, cry and cringe all the way down memory lane! "Tour de Force!" - Melbourne Sunday Age. "Short, sharp, touching and funny." Mel­bourne Times.

VENUE 8 BALCONY THEATRE, 120 GOUGER ST, CITY

FEB 22-MAR 1 11 pm: 30 mlns

TIlE FONTANE

9M

$10 ($7)

VIe II A MEDIEVAL MUSICAL FEAST Great medieval banquets celebrated in song. Magnificent music celebrating the pleasures of the table, the pleas­ures of love and life in the Middle Ages. This exuberant concert includes songs and instrumental music (on mandore, vail, recorders and per­cussion), readings and dances from the 12th to the 15th century, when a feast really was a feast.

VENUE 25 ST. CYPRIAN'S CHURCH 70 MELBOURNE ST, NORTH ADELAIDE

MAR 10 & 13 8 pm: 2 hrs (INT)

6P

$12 ($8)

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AUTHOR - FRIDRICH DURRUNMATT, -AUSTRALIAN PREMIER

6 p.m. running time 2 hrs. with interval 9th March - 15th March

Tandanya Theatre $15·$10 Concession Austickets 131314

"POETS, LUNATICS & DREAMERS" IS A COLLAGE OF IMAGES, UNIVER­SAL EXPERIENCES AND SHARED REMEMBRANCES, HUMOR, SENTIMENT, VIGOR AND BEAUTY ARE INTERWOVEN TO MAKE A VIBRANT EXCITING PERFORMANCE

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A unique package of four provocative shows from the

far side of the Tasman ONE WEEK ONLY: FEB 29 - MARCH 8

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"The Cartoon-Musical Monopoly Epic" TANDANYA PERFORMANCE SPACE

253 Grenfell St, Adelaide. Monday 9th March - Sunday 22nd March. 9:30pm $1518 - Austickets (08)2232050

National Aboriginal Cultural Institute Corner East Terrace and Grenfell Street, Adelaide 5000.

Weekdays 10.30am-5pm. Weekends 12pm-5pm.

Phone 223 2467 or 223 2581.

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LION ARTS CENTRE NOW OPEN 9-5 (Mon-FrO

FESTIVAL HOURS 10 am 'til late

Sun noon 'til late : (08) 231 6811

UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE works of art and

Shakespeare books and posters

from the British Council in the Barr-Smith Library.

All Fringe long!

JUNCTION THEATRE , COMPANY

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February 25-29, 8 p.m. March 3-7 and 10-15, 8 p.m.

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MYSTERIES EPOPOEIA EXCERPTS "She awakes from legends deep within the underground of our sleep ..... Per­formance pieces with installation art. Verse song and dance to ancient mysteries and myths. Exhibition will open 11 am-7 pm.

VENUE 81 CARCLEW YOUTH ARTS CENTRE 11 JEFFCOTT ST. NORTH ADELAIDE

FEB 24 - MAR 1

TRYST THEATRE

7.30 pm: 1 hr

8G

$10 ($6)

NSWD

KISS & 1<ILL Tryst Theatre presents KISS & KILL - a program of one-woman plays directed by Jamelle Wells. 'The Look' . a new Australian play by Alexa Wyatt. is a scathing attack on the cosmetics industry. 'Coming Home' is Daria Fa and Franca Rames, wickedly comic story of a woman's sexual awakening.

VENUE 11 LA MAMA THEATRE 4 CRAWFORD LANE. HINDMARSH

FEB 22. 24-29 FEB 24-29

TUBBY JUSTICE

8 pm: 2 hr. 20 min. (INT) 11 pm: 2 hrs 20 mins (INT)

6G

$12 ($10) $12 ($10)

SAD

The runaway success of a brilliant first album and sell-out live performances have placed Adelaide nightclub singer TUBBY JUSTICE at the forefront of popular music. Her refreshingly honest approach to singing and songwriting amid today's predictably commercial sounds assure international recognition for her unique brand of jazz cool. "Evocative and seductive." The Advertiser.

VENUE 2 STAR CLUB. LION ARTS CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE AND MORPHETT ST, CITY 81

MAR 1 10.20 pm: 2 hrs 10 mins Tables $18.80 Seating $16.80 ($15)

TWO HEARTS BEATS ONE SA III DON'T BE A SHY FISH A performance exploring the problem of translation from one sign system to another. A unique choreographic and performance style by Susan Bruce and Michael McKenzie.

VENUE 67 YORK ST STUDIOS. YORK ST, CITY (Lane behind Austral Hotel)

MAR 1, 6, 7

IJRRBUE COFFEE CONCERTS

8 pm: 1 hr 20 mins

12J

$6 ($5)

SA IIIJ Chamber music concert in Urrbrae House. followed by coffee and cake and a guided tour through the Waite Ar­boretum. Urrbrae House is a fine 100-year-old bluestone mansion set in spacious gardens only 8 km from the city centre. The Arboretum contains over 1700 labelled native and exotic trees.

VENUE 64 URRBRAE HOUSE & WAITE ARBORETUM WAITE CAMPUS. UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE FULLARTON ROAD, URRBRAE.

MAR 1,8,15 11 am: 2 hr. (INT)

13S

$15

VENTURE THEATRE COMPANY INC SAIDJ

BUDS Venture romp and frolic through a scintillating expose of the ups and downs of teenage sexuality. BUDS is fast-paced. enlightening, exotic and entertaining. see us dance, sing and grope our way through a night of fun guar­anteed to .keep you on the edge of your seat until the final climax!

VENUE 37 KINGSTON COLLEGE OF TAFE THEATRE MAJORS RD. O'HALLORAN HILL

FEB 28, 29 MAR 6, 7, 13, 14 7.30 pm: 2 hrs (INT)

5T

$6 ($3)

VERTIGO NSW III LOST MAGIC KINGDOMS Directed by Kerry Dwyer. Drawing together their diverse experiences in theatre. trapeze and shamanic dance and ritual. VERTIGO transcends the horizontal plane and presents a work that will suspend your reality. Taking flight into other realms recreates the archetypal shamanic journey through the alchemy of per­formance. (Bring something to sit on).

VENUE 34 ADELAIDE ZOO, FROME RD. CITY

FEB 25-MAR 1 MAR 4-8 (not 7)

VITALSTATISTIX

7.30 pm: 1 hr 7.15 pm: 1 hr

13G

$15 ($10) $15 ($10)

Family $32 : children $7 (15 and under)

SAID:II

ABORIGINAL AND ISLANDER MUSIC FESTIVAL The largest festival of Aboriginal music ever held in SA. Rock. reggae. traditional country and local bands and performers ... amazing talent to get you moving and moved with a hot new line up each weekend! Bands include Headwind. Members Only. Red Buck, Archie Roach. Aces Wild tra· ditional Pitjantjatjara performers and a host of cabaret and solo artists.

VENUE 93 WATERSIDE. 11 NILE ST, PORT ADELAIDE.

FEB 22, 28, 29 Mar 6,7, 13, 14, 20, 21

VOCAMOTION

8 pm

2C

$10 ($5)

VICD

A CAPPELLA FROM THE CLASSICS TO COLD CHISEL VOCAMOTION is a dynamic five-piece vocal harmony group known for its extraordinary musical arrangements and own brand of rapid-fire humour. " While extremely funny. the group members do not lose sight of their primary function - musical entertainment - and their vocals are simply stunning" - The Mansfield Courier.

VENUE 1 LION THEATRE. LION ARTS CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE & MORPHETT ST. CITY

MAR 17-22 6.30 pm: 1 hr 30 mins.

WALKER VILLAGE PLAYERS

81

$12 ($9)

SAIDJ

DUO CULTURAE Two plays - 'Death of a Unionist' is a new Australian adaption of Dario Fo's 'Accidental Death of an Anarchist' based on proposed anti-union laws - 'Stalwart Days' is a new play written and directed by Richard Falkner whose previous play 'Speak , Hear. Care' was well accepted and critically acclaimed.

VENUE 71 HARKIN PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE WALKERVILLE PRIMARY SCHOOL STEPHENS TCE. WALKERVILLE

FEB 27-29, MAR 5-7, 12-14 8 pm: 2 hrs 30 mins (INT)

12B

$7 ($4)

WATERWAYS SA III ECO-ARTS Greening Australia 's award winning Waterways Forest Farm. Australia's world leading landcare model hosting two environmental concerts. Featuring world class live music, visual art, workshops, walks, biological farm produce and cuisine . Join leading artists in the tranquility of Waterways. " A Celebration". Experience the inspi­ration. Coolangubra and more. Watch the media. Camping available. No BYO.

VENUE 13 WATERWAYS FOREST FARM. EDEN VALLEY ROAD. KEYNETON (BAROS SA) 11A

FEB 29-MAR 1 ALL WEEKEND $20 MAR 7-8 ALL WEEKEND $20

WENDY HARMER and DILLIE KEANE VIC/UK ID AN EVENING WITH WENDY HARMER and DILLIE KEANE A riotous evening of salacious satire and original song with UK and Oz's favourite funny women . Combining the best bits of their hit one woman shows, together again forthe first time! " Dillie is a cross between Victoria Wood and Joyce Grenfell ... only ruder". The Guardian. London. "Harmer's hot." The Australian.

VENUE 2 STAR CLUB, LIONS ART CENTRE CNR NORTH TCE & MORPHETT ST. CITY 81

MAR 9·15 8 pm: 1 hr 40 min. Tables $18.80, Seating $16.80 ($15)

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DEBTS By Stefo Nantsou. DEBTS shows the big end of town! It is an epic cartoon comedy about a bunch of busi­ness men and women racing around a musical Monopoly game. From the word ·go·. the dice sings and dances with a collection of national heroes. corrupt players and financial wizards in a full·on theatrical blast packed with great music.

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MAR 9-21 9.30 pm: 2 hrs 20 min •• (INT)

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SHERIDAN TIlEATRE, )0 Mackinnon Pde, NORTH ADELAIDE Mon 9th March - Fri 13th March Recital3.30pm Opera 5.oopm

Sat 14th March Opera 1.00pm Recital 2.30pm Opera 4.oopm

TIckers Recital $10.00/$7.00 conc. - Opera $16.00/$12.00 conc. • COMBINED TICKET with champagne and hors·d·ocuvres

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NOT TOO FAR OUT FOR A RICH MIX OF MUSIC AND CUL­TURE Twenty minutes from the city down Port Road discover Port Adelaide brimming with history. things to see and enter­tainment during the Fringe. There's a beautiful harbour. mar­kets, world class museums, a lighthouse. restaurants. art and craft galleries - all in an atmosphere unique to the Port. Com­bine this with an Aboriginal Music Festival, theatre and more and you have PORT ON THE FRINGE.

OPENING EXTRAVAGANZA SAD Catch the free Fringe train from Adelaide Railway Station to the Port Dock Station Museum for an afternoon of free events _ happening in and around the historic precinct and wharfs. • Highlights - a waiter's fun run, pedal car grand prix, penny farthing races, exhibitions, a market, buskers and dragon boat races on the harbour. Stay for the first Aboriginal Music Event, Waterside 8 pm.

FEB 22 12 noon 'til late Free

PORT YOUTH THEATRE WORKSHOP . SA D MURDER ON THE PORT EXPRESSI Catch the free Fringe train to the Port and witness the reverse cycle aerosol can murder! What happens when arty people catch a train together? Where is the train driver and who is this dog called Caboose?

FEB 22 Train departs 11.30 Free

PORT DOCK STATION MUSEUM SA IDIJ Port Dock Station Railway Museum is set on six acres, at Port Adelaide, containing over 30 engines and carriages. Train rides are also available, book for your extensive guided tour.

VENUE 95 PORT DOCK STATION MUSEUM LIPSON ST, PORT ADELAIDE

VITAISTATISm SAIDIJ ABORIGINAL AND ISLANDER MUSIC FESTIVAL The largest festival of Aboriginal Music ever held in SA. Rock, reggae, tra­ditional, country, blues and boogie featuring dynamic inter­state, country and local bands and performers. Amazing talent to get you moving and moved with a hot new line up each weekend! Bands include Headwind, Members Only, Red Buck, Archie Roach, Aces Wild, trad~ional Pitjantja~ara per­formers and a host of cabaret and solo artists.

VENUE 93 WATERSIDE, 11 NILE ST PORT ADELAIDE 2C

FEB 22, 28, 29, MAR 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, 21 8 pm $10 ($5)

BOWDEN BROMPTON YOUTH CIRCUS SA_

A WHALE OF A TALE The circus presents its new circus' theatre giant puppet extravaganza about whales, whaling and Greenpeace. Don't miss this spectacle for the whole family. Full program listing page 5.

VENUE 94 NUMBER 1 WHARF, MARITIME MUSEUM 119 LIPSON ST, PORT ADELAIDE 2C

$9 ($1) MAR 14, 21 5 pm & 1.30 pm: 1 hr

SOUTH AUSTRAUAN MAllrmn: MUSEUM SA II1'II

Half price museum entry for Bowden Brompton Youth Circus, A Whale of a Tale ticket holders - until March 22.

VENUE 94 MARITIME MUSEUM, 119 LIPSON STREET PORT ADELAIDE 2C

ODEON STAR CINEMA SA II1'II FILM FESTIVAL The completely refurbished Odeon Star Cin­ema at Semaphore, (opened in 1922 as the 'Wondergraph') presents an exciting film festival. Ring (08) 341 5988.

VENUE 96 ODEON S.TAR CINEMA 65 SEMAPHORE RD, SEMAPHORE

FEB 21-MAR 22

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VISUAL ARTS EYRE PENINSULA QUILTERS - BRIGHT HOPES An exhi­bition of 19 small quilts using applique, quilting and stitching techniques, depicting the everyday lives of country women.

VENUE 97 PORT ADELAIDE PUBLIC LIBRARY 2-4 CHURCH ST, PORT ADELAIDE 2C

MAR 3-28 WED 10 am-6 pm SAT 9 am-12 noon

MON, TUES, FRI 10 am-5 pm THURS 10 am-8 pm

Closed Sundays.

GALLEON THEATRE GROUP INC. SA lEI DARK DAY AT DEADHORSE SALOON Cabaret style (BYO) in­sane Western musical revue. All manner of zany characters wander through this knockabout fun show. Non-stop enter­tainment. Audience participation.

VENUE 38 PIONEER MEMORIAL HALL CNR STURT & MORPHETT RDS SEACOMBE GARDENS

FEB 29-MAR 1, 7, 8 8 pm: 2 hrs 15 mins (INT)

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PRIMARY SCREAM ART EXHIBITION Local primary schools THE PRIMARY SCREAM ART EXHIBITION gives local year seven primary students the opportunity to show us the Port in the year 2oo0!

VENUE 98 PORT YOUTH THEATRE 155 ST VINCENT ST, PORT ADELAIDE 2C

.MAR 12-21 THURS-SAT 3 pm-6 pm

LEAP INTO DANCE 1992 SA D ~ A Join us on a journey of moods and motion as we explore the It jungle. Performers from Admad, Christine Durkin Academy of W£.SI/ , Dance, Ecole De Ballet and Judith Fakes School of Dancing take to the stage in a collage of colour and costumes, music p, ... tI'S

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NEW ABORIGINAL ART Includes banners, artwork, design and mural painting by students from the Port Adelaide Abor­iginal Community College.

VENUE 94 WATERSIDE, 11 NILE ST, PORT ADELAIDE 2C

FEB 22-MAR 22

VENUE 36 NOARLUNGA COLLEGE THEATRE RAMSAY PCE, NOARLUNGA CENTRE

3V I'· 'Son et Lumlere' FEB 29 Matinee 2 pm & 7.30 pm: 2 hrs 30 mins (INT) $8 ($6) (Children U12 $4) jBAROQUE MASTERPIECES MIDDLE EASTERN SOUNDS ... ,

~OlJt~ F1ff The southern half of Adelaide is really getting into the Fringe this year with events in vineyards and theatres, in plazas and pubs. Southern Fringe will be launched at Ramsay Place, Saturday 22nd February, with a full day of family fun and free Fringe festivities. Surprise guests. Be there.

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NOARLUNGA COLLEGE THEATRE SA IDII Home of the Southern Fringe - your 'one stop' Fringe infor­mation centre in the south - performances from Shakespeare to tap dancing - Southern Fringe Club cabaret venue (Wed-Sat) - exhibitions open throughout the festival - catch the free Fringe train south (Sat, 22nd Feb) - perform - promote your show.

VENUE 36 NOARLUNGA COLLEGE THEATRE, RAMSAY PCE NOARLUNGA CENTRE 3V

FRINGE FOLLIES SAD THAT'S VARIETY Produced by Friends of Noarlunga College Theatre. Variety! Variety! Variety! Song, dance, comedy, magic and music. Full program listing page 7.

MAR 1 Matinee 2 pm & 8 pm: 2 hra (INT) $10 ($8)

PETER COMBE SA 11 A FAMILY CONCERT Sponsored by Friends of Noarlunga College Theatre. Australia's best loved children's entertainer performing all your child's favourite songs. Full program listing page 9.

MAR 11 7 pm: 1 hr $1 ($5) MAR 12 6.30 pm: 1 hr $1 ($5)

RISING STARS SAD An exhilarating evening of entertainment featuring the very best of our young vocal and musical talent. Full program listing page 9.

MAR 3 8 pm: 2 hra 10 mins (INT) $10 ($8)

BACKSTARES THEATRE SA III ARTIZANE A look at the rock music industry from the inside out, challenging its obsessions with image. Loads of music, rap and dance. Full program listing page 5.

VENUE 39 BACKSTARES THEATRE, 22 GAWLER ST PORT NOARLUNGA 2V

MAR 13, 14, 20, 21 8 pm: 1 hr $8 ($4) MAR 14, 21 2 pm: 1 hr $8 ($4) MAR 16-18 1 pm: 1 hr $8 ($4)

School groups $2.50 per child

ADMAD Academy of dramatic movement and dance. Sue Howlett: BA Dance. Beginners to Advanced. Modern: Jazz: Dramatic Movement. Christies Beach. Phone (08) 386 0294.

ECOLE DE BALLET Jacqueline Tucker. R.A .D. Classical: Jazz: Tap. Children and adult classes. Studio 6/2 Malone Street, Morphett Vale. Enquiries phone (08) 2952267.

JUDITH FAKES SCHOOL OF DANCING St Vincents Rec­reation Centre. Classical Ballet: Jazz: Tap & National: Charac­ter. Beginners to advanced. Enquiries phone (08) 3827530. ,

VENTURE THEATRE COMPANY INC.SA IIIJ BUDS Venture, romp and frolic through a scintillating expose of the ups and downs of teenage sexuality. BUDS is fast­paced, enlightening, exotic and entertaining. Full program list­ing page 12.

VENUE 37 KINGSTON COLLEGE OF TAFE THEATRE MAJORS RD, O'HALLORAN HILL 5T

FEB 28, 29, Mar 6,7, 13, 14 7.30 pm: 2 hra (INT) $6 ($3)

SOUTHERN FRINGE CLUB SAIDII It's a rage - a madcap lucky dip of cabaret entertainment. Guest acts from the length and breadth of this fantastic festival perform for you. Don 't know which shows to see? It's try be­fore you buy at the SOUTHERN FRINGE CLUB - Wed to Sat, 8 pm 'til late. Tickets available at the theatre and Austickets.

VENUE 36 NOARLUNGA COLLEGE THEATRE RAMSAY PCE, NOARLUNGA CENTRE 3V

FEB 21, 29 Mar 7 10.30 pm: 4 hra $10 ($6) FEB 22, 26, 21 Mar 4-6, 11-14, 18-21 8 pm: 4 hra $10 ($6) FEB 28 10 pm: 4 hra $10 ($6)

STEVE ASHLEY Musician/songwriter. Original contemporary Australian music - (solo guitar/vocals). Exploring personal, political and social issues.

ADELAIDE SUNSHINE CHORUS Sings four part harmony "barbershop style." RepertOire consists of ballads, uptunes, Australian songs and gospel music.

SOUTH COAST FOLK CLUB Presents a special concert featuring some of South Australia's best folk musicians.

VISUAL ARTS INDEPENDENT ART COLLECTIVE INDX Noarlunga College Theatre Foyer, Ramsay Place, Noarlunga Centre. Full prog­ram listing page 14. I

THE CITY OF NOARLUNGA 1992 YOUTH ART EXHIBITION Courtyard McLarens on the Lake, Kangarilla Road, Mclaren Vale. Full program listing page 14.

THE CITY OF NOARLUNGA 1992 PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHI­BITION Kingston College of TAFE, Majors Road, O'Halioran Hill and Noarlunga College Theatre, Ramsay Place, Noarlunga Centre. Full program listing page 14.

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Workshops:' Lectures; Films; Art Exhibition SATURDAY, MARCH 14-21

Lectures & Film 7.30 p.m. Mon. to Fri. 5-8 p.m.

All Day Workshop 10-4 March 14-21

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vr~o~-Aro~ ADELAIDE CENTRAL GALLERY SA l1li 16 CENTRAL ARTISTS Exhibition of recent paintings and draw­ings by the 16 members of Central S1udios. VENUE 84 ADELAIDE CENTRAL GALLERY,

12-20 GILLES ST, CITY 10P MAR 4-24 CLOSED SUNDAYS WED 4, 6 pm-8 pm MON-FRI12 noon-5 pm SAT 2 pm-5 pm

AllIANCE FRANCAISE SA Ell THE ART OF BRIGITTE HAVAN 30 paintings by Brigitte Havan (Chinese ink, water colours, oils, pastels). The artist is French­Vietnamese and has both influences in her painting, which makes it original. VENUE 79 ALLIANCE FRANCAISE GALLERY,

319 YOUNG ST, WAYVILLE 11R SAT-SUN 1 pm-4 pm MAR 7-15 MON-FRI 10 am-5 pm

BORIS DONTSCHEFF jGAY EAS11IAMj PAUL MITCHELL SA (IIHJ[J CHROMATIC FLESH Group exhibition of photography and paint­ing which explores the human form deconstructed by context. Boris Dontscheff's mixed media paintings investigate private scen­arios revealed by crowd interaction. Gay Eastham's photographs of painted body parts reveal abstract form. Paul Mitchell's pastel paintings depict sections of the male body. VENUE 86 BENT STREET ART SPACE,

13 BENT ST, CITY 12J MON-SUN 12 noon-6 pm FEB 20-MAR 22

C.G. JUNG SOCIETY OF S.A. SAil MEMORIES, DREAMS, REFLECTIONS An exhibition of works by well known Adelaide artists who are all members of C.G. Jung So­Ciety. Paintings, drawings, photographs and prints draw inspi­ration from writings of Carl Jung dealing with dreams, mytholOgy, archetypal symbolism, the collective unconscious and alchemy within contemporary culture. VENUE 51 ARTZONE GALLERY, 80 HINDLEY ST, CITY

(Above Imprints Bookshop) 91 MAR 18-29 WED 18, 6 pm-6 pm WED, THURS, SAT 11 am-5 pm, FRI11 am-8 pm, SUN 2 pm-5 pm

LlUlLLJlW IUU.lii ARTS CENTRE SA i1ipti CARCLEW YOUTH lUl.l~ UUU.lU. SA .. _ ....

UNTAPPED Imagine the grand old building of CARCLEW in the hands of a group of young aspiring South Australian artists. What will their untapped energies divulge? How will the myriad of styles attack your senses? ... Enjoy the trip. VENUE 81 CARCLEW YOUTH ARTS CENTRE,

r1:_ 11 JEFFCOTT ST, NORTH ADELAIDE 8G Fr:-S"14-MAR 22 10 am-5 pm

DAISY CHAIN SAW SAIIIJ In this exhibition the changing role of contemporary photographic practice is explored through a flux of cross-media and image ma­nipulation. A shift towards the quasi-sculptural that embraces the processes of painting, electronically generated imagery and con­ventional photography to blur the lines between the expected and the unexpected, to distill the spiritual out of the everyday. VENUE 52 MALCOLM REID BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR

187 RUNDLE ST, CITY FEB 27-MAR 14 TUES-SUN 10 am-5 pm

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121 THURS 27, 6 pm-l0 pm

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JOURNEY OF AN I The historic old chapel at Chapel Hill Winery hosts a highly original and excellent representation of young artists of the '90s. Dee's subtle, sensitive and tactile approach into her world of environmental beauty and Keill's bold and energetiC sl""ijes assaults the viewer with vibrant use of colour. VENUE 62 CHAPEL HILL WINERY AND GALLERY,

CHAPEL HILL RD, McLAREN VALE 7V FEB 14-MAR 22 MON-FRI 9 am-5 pm

SAT-SUN 11 am-5 pm

DOLMADES, DIPS AND DECORATION SA II1II Group exhibition of paintings which explore colour, texture and decorative surfaces. Elizabeth Round focuses on organic objects in surrealistic landscapes and interiors. Terri Moore's work shows sensual figures merging into colourful and decorative back­grounds. Donna Vigar explores the interaction of figures with dec­orative interiors. Vivienne Savage creates highly textural surfaces, using semi-abstract, primitive earthy images. VENUE 78 MEZES CAFE, 287 RUNDLE ST, CITY 131 FEB 21-MAR 22 CLOSED MONDAYS

TUES-FRI12 pm-2_30 pm, 6_30 pm-11 pm SAT-SUN 6_30 pm-11 pm

D~YGENIOUS FINE ART SA II1II M~HS, REALITY, INDUSTRY & PERVERSITY DRYGENIOUS FINE ART piUS Gilbert & George, Walter O. Maria, Allan Cox, Syd Ball, Chris Coventry, George Schwerdt, Colin Morris, Dennis Monks, Darien Causby, Kym Fhase, Ojas Nimanus, Gill Heath and Cecily Phillips. VENUE 52 MALCOLM REID BUILDING,

2ND FLOOR, 187 RUNDLE ST, CITY 121 FEB 21-MAR 22 MON-SUN 10 am-5 pm

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MEDIEVAL FRENCH TAPESTRIES AND PORCELAIN EXHIBITION Superb reproductions of some of the most famous French tapestries each beautifully woven in 80% wool with all their splen­dour and colours. Exclusive porcelain figurines, birds, animals -unique pieces from private collections, including Tay & Fabris of Italy and Albany of England. (Formerly Rivoli Period Decor) Phone: (08) 31 0990 VENUE 56 EAN MOONEY INTERIORS PRIVATE GALLERY,

18 WILLIAMS AVE, DULWICH 16Q FEB 24-MAR 22 10.30 am-4_30 pm

Eoo.GMA STUDIOS SA IE THE OBLIQUE EDGE A mixed media exhibition consisting of 12 di­verse SA artists using the mediums of painting, print making, sculpture, textile work and video installations. A very large exhi­bition showcasing some of Adelaide's exciting new talents. VENUE 4 LOFT GALLERY, LION ARTS CENTRE,

CNR NORTH TCE AND MORPHETT ST, CITY 81 FEB 12-MAR 3 MON-FRI 9 am-5 pm SAT-SUN 2-5 pm

SAIH*' SCULPTURE STUDIO Winner of the 1991 Advertiser Sculptural Award, leva Pocius, will be presenting work alluding to people and their problems - in bronze, aluminium, wood, cements, papier­mache and mixed media. leva also has large works of hers in Glebe Park Canberra and Light Square, Adelaide. VENUE 57 SCULPTURE STUDIO,

94 LEICESTER ST, PARKSIDE FEB 28-MAR 1,6,7,8,13,14,15,20,21,22

12R 2 pm-5 pm

IMAGINEER VIC "-Hm ENGINEER YOUR · IMAGINATION A public interactive event that engineers the imagination. VENUE SCULPTRIBE CITY, LION ARTS CENTRE

CNR NORTH TERRACE & MORPHETT ST, CITY 81 For details phone Fringe Information Centra (OB) 231 6811

INDEPENDENT ART COLLECTIVE SAIIJ INDX A contemporary art exhibition by all the members of Indepen­dent Art Collective. INDX represents 10 years of making contem­porary art in the outer southern suburbs. This exhibition shows our viewers the strength, guile and technical maturation of the individ­ual artists in the collective. VENUE 36 NOARLUNGA COLLEGE THEATRE FOYER,

RAMSAY PCE, NOARLUNGA CENTRE 3V FEB 22-MAR 7 10 am-5 pm CLOSED SUNDAYS

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JOHN ULLINGER SA III MALE & SELiF Adelaide angst from the fringe of the Fringe of the Adelaide Festival. An open-ended and risky struggle with the male ego, cultural constructs and power bases. Powerful drawing and creative writing combined with obsessive, introspective passion and quixotic wit. First past the post. VENUE 54 EXETER HOTEL, 246 RUNDLE ST, CITY 131 MAR 9-22 MON-SAT 11 am-midnight SUN 4 pm-8 pm

KATIE GOES TO HAITI SA IE ADRIENNE BARKLA, GAY CANNING, ANNE LANGDON, CHRISTINE HENTY, FELICITY NIXON. An exhibition of works on paper, mixed media incorporating prints, paint and assemblage. VENUE 45 ART IMAGES, 32 THE PARADE, NORWOOD 15J FEB 16-MAR 6 MON-SAT 9 am-5 pm SUN 12 n00n-5 pm

LOMBARD ART GALLERY SAIH*' HANN MADE An exhibition of paintings and drawings by Majorie Hann and family. Majorie Hann is one of Adelaide's foremost water colourists who has combined with her son Brenton and grand­daughter Sophie to present a unique exhibition of paintings and drawings of places and people in South Australia and overseas. VENUE 80 LOMBARD ART GALLERY,

51a MAGILL RD, STEPNEY 15H FEB 26-MAR 22 WED 26, 8 pm-l0 pm MON-SUN 2 pm-5 pm

MAREA ATKINSON SA Ell LABYRINTH Mixed media installational works. Marea Atkinson works in mixed media and printmaking. Her work has been exhibited at the Kornhaus, Berne, In SWitzerland, and later this year she will exhibit in Canada at Expression Centre d'Exposition, Quebec. VENUE 51 ARTZONE GALLERY,80 HINDLEY ST, CITY

(Above Imprints Bookshop) MAR 3-15 SAT-THURS 12 noon-6 pm

MASSUODUS

91 TUE 3, 6_30 pm-9 pm

FRI 12 noon-8 pm

SAlE A passageway out, a departure from the ordinary, sally forth and take-off, wing, spring, fly, soar - quench your visual thirst! As­sembled into one body of strength; imagery, reflection, abstrac­tion. Unforgettable, breathtaking, roaring, thumping, thundering. Paintings, sculptures, draWings, prints by Sarah George, Bronwyn Heinson, Luella Robinson and Pauline E. Robinson. VENUE 54 EXETER HOTEL, .

246 RUNDLE ST, CITY 131 FEB 19-MAR 6 MON-SAT 11 am-midnight SUN 4 pm-8 pm

MICHAEL GmBS SAIH*' CONNECTIONS Michael Gibbs is a South Australian artist recog­nised with a number of first prizes and represented in private col­lections throughout Australia. CONNECTIONS represents Michael Gibbs' second solo exhibition. It is an exhibition of contemporary work exploring the complex communication processes and re­lationships with which we interpret our world. VENUE 83 CAFFE LUNA, 199 NORTH TCE, CITY 111 FEB 21-MAR 22 MON-THURS 11 am-1 am FRI-SAT 11 am-3 am SUN 4 pm-Midnight

MIGRATION MUSEUM SAIH*'

FAIR GAME An exhibition about South Australia's sporting life . This exhibition takes a no-holds barred look at one of Australia's most sacred cows - sport. FAI R GAM E opens the change-room doors. And somewhere, in amongst the steam, the sodden towels, the yelling and the delicate odour of liniment, lurks the truth about sport and our national obsession. See you at the game. Sponsored by Foundation S.A. VENUE 47 MIGRATION MUSEUM, 82 KINTORE AVE, CITY llH FEB 24 1992 - JUN 1993 MON-FRI 10 am-5 pm

SAT-SUN 1 pm-5 pm

MILTON MOON'S SUMMERTOWN POTTERY GALLERY SA IH*'

FESTIVAL POTS An exhibition of FESTIVAL POTS made by one of Australia's leading potters presented in his Gallery at Summertown, 20 minutes from the city. Greenhill Road to Summertown - down lane next to General Store. Summertown Pottery Gallery, Summertown - lane next to Post Office Store. VENUE 44 MILTON MOON'S SUMMERTOWN POTTERY

GALLERY, GREENHILL RD, SUMMERTOWN 18R FEB 28 - MAR 22 DAILY 12 noo"-5 pm

FIG GALLERIES MULTICULTURAL ARTS CENTRE SA JIPPU" SA IH*' VENUE 3 MULTICULTURAL ARTS CENTRE, LION ARTS CENTRE

DESERT SCAPES Contemporary artist Michael Leigh Marshall presents an exhibition of recent monoprints . These colourful works are printed in oil on acid-free paper.

CNR NORTH TCE & MORPHETT ST, CITY 81

MILAN MILOJEVIC - FESTIVAL FRINGE EXHIBITION VENUE 21 FIG GALLERIES, 2 ALBERT ST, THEBARTON 6J FEB 14-MAR 11 FEB 21-MAR 22 FRI ~1, 6_30-9_30 pm MON-FRI9 am-5.30 pm SAT-SUN 2 pm-5 pm

MAC MEMBERS EXHIBITION - FIGURE ONE MAR 13-APRIL 15

HELENA CHEN XIAO-E SA IIJ PI-WEI JADE UM NSWD Helena Chen Xiao-E, nom-de-plume "Bia Qiao" is a graduate of the Guangzhou Fine Arts Academy, People's Republic of China. Helena's work IS gaining increasing popularity amongst art lovers in South Australia. Her diverse work ranges from the most delicate br%!.strokes of traditional Chinese painting to highly complex naturalistic styles. VENUE 89 ADELAIDE UNIVERSITY UNION GALLERY,

NORTH TCE, CITY FEB 25-MAR 6

11H 10 am-5 pm

SUBJECT - OBJECT A stUdy of the relationship between the pho­tographer and subject . .. and ultimately the viewer. The predatory nature of the photographer is subverted by implicating her and the subjects' mirrored reflections in the photo. Portrait or self-portrait? Mirrors, photographic image, reflected light (film, slides) - where does the actual "truth" of image preside in this conglomerate of visual perception? VENUE 11 LA MAMA, 184 PORT RD, HINDMARSH 6G FEB 23-29 8 am-4 am

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SUPERIMPOSITION: ANN NEWMARCH New paintings and prints by nationally acclaimed artist Ann Newmarch. The exhibition ex­plores links between Aboriginal artefacts and contempery image­making. VENUE 46 PROSPECT GALLERY

1 THOMAS ST, NAILSWORTH FEB 23-MAR 22 TUES-FRI11 am-6 pm

10B CLOSED MONDAYS

SAT 9 am-12 noon SUN 2 pm-5 pm

RICHARD BAXTER SMITH i: BILL DOYLE SA IiIII

STARVE An exhibition of exciting new paintings to make your heart flutter and your liver bleed. Post-post modernism at its dy- : namic best. Quietly poetiC to hypno-grunt violence. Their brush will caress you with poignant lyricism while they rip your throats out with biting sarcasm. Technically exquisite and frighteningly thought proVOking. VENUE 51 ARTZONE GALLERY, 80 HINDLEY ST, CITY

(Above Imprints Bookshop) 91 FEB 18-MAR 2 MON-THURS, SAT 11am-6 pm FRill am-l0 pm SUN 12 noo"-6 pm

RONALD C. BELL SAIH*'

RONALD C_ BELiL STUDIO - GALLERY EXHIBITION Landscapes in oil and watercolours in Australia and USA. Ronald Bell is rep­resented in important collections in Australia and overseas, includ­ing the permanent collection olthe SA Art Gallery, Alice Springs Art Foundation and the Barossa Valley Collection. This is a unique op­portunity to see his latest works in his gallery studiO, 10 minutes from the city. VENUE 55 RONALD C. BELL STUDIO GALLERY

38 STRATHCONA AVE, CLAPHAM lIS FEB 21-MAR 22 CLOSED SUNDAYS SAT-WED 11 am-5 pm THURS-FRI11 am-5 pm, 7 pm-9 pm

SCOTm COLLEGE FOUNDATION SA III SCOTCH COLLEGE FINE ART EXHIBITION Art works, sculpture, ceramiCS, quilts and jewellery by artists including Guy Boyd, Penny Dowie, David Dridan, Pro Hart, Amy Hamilton, Andris Janson, Roxanne and Eric Minchin, Alison Parsons, Max Ragless, John Tiplady, Ruth Tuck, Ingrid Windrum. All works displayed within the historic Scotch College Drawing Room are for sale. VENUE 50 SCOTCH COLLEGE DRAWING ROOM

CARRUTH RD, MITCHAM 135 FEB 28-MAR 8 10 am-6 pm

SCRIBBLY GUMS SAD

A CALENDAR OF RETREATS The exhibition, A CALENDAR OF RETREATS, aims to express, in a visual and textual manner, the cyclical nature of events and emotions which affect the human con­dition. VENUE 85 PRINCE HENRY GARDENS, NORTH TCE, CITY 11H FEB 21-MAR 1 FRI 21, 6 pm OPEN ALL HOURS

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN PHOTOGRAPHIC FEDERATION SA Ell INTERPHOT An international photographiC exhibition conducted during the Adelaide Festival Fringe. It is conducted under the aus­pices of the Australian Photographic Society (APS) and the Feder­ation Internationale de I'art Photographique (FlAP) as well as meet- . ing the requirements of the PhotographiC Society of America (PSA). VENUE 59 FREEMASONS HALL, NORTH TCE, CITY 111 MAR 6-15 11 am-8 pm $3 ($2)

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN STUDIO POTTERS' CLUB INC. SAIH*'

ALiL FIRED UP An exhibition of contemporary ceramics by some of Adelaide's best potters, covering a wide range of techniques, in­volving hand built and wheelthrown forms - from the spontaneity and earthiness of Raku and Terra Sigillata to the exquisite pre­cision of high-fired porcelain resulting in a display of unusual var­iety and appeal. VENUE 53 STUDIO POTTERS GALLERY

16 SUSSEX ST, NORTH ADELAIDE 12F FEB 21-MAR 22 10 am-4 pm FRI 21 7 pm-9 pm CLOSED MON, TUES, THURS

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN WOODGROUP INC. SA II1II

ENDANGERED WILDLIFE OF AUSTRALIA EXHIBITION This nat­ional exhibition incorporates sculptures, woodcarvings and mar­quetry. Artists from throughout Australia aim to heighten public awareness to the plight of our unique flora and fauna at risk of ex­tinction from problems such as loss of environment. Part proceeds to WWF Aust, for research programs. VENUE 27 GRAND HALL, STATE BANK CENTRE

91 KING WILLIAM ST, CITY IOJ MON-FRI 10 am-5 pm SAT-SUN 2 pm-5 pm

FEB 27-MAR 20

SPIRAL SA l1li .SPIRAL '92 An eclectic presentation of the works of 10 contempor­ary Adelaide artists sharing a range of styles and backgrounds which, within a harmonious whole, creates an exhibition of both great diverSity and poignant cultural identity. Paintings, sculpture, prints, video and photography. VENUE 4 LOFT GALLERY, LION ARTS CENTRE

CNR NORTH TCE & MORPHETT ST, CITY 81 MAR 5-22 MON-FRI9am-5pm SAT-SUN 2-5 pm

SPRAY GRAPHICS SAIH*'

URBAN ART WORKSHOPS Aerosol art, traditionally seen as a form of youth rebellion, is breaking new ground in art and fast be­coming a medium for young people to offer their community im­provement through art. These workshops are innovative in utilising the established skills of aerosol artists to develop art skills within the community. VENUE 81 CARCLEW YOUTH ARTS CENTRE

11 JEFFCOTT ST, NORTH ADELAIDE FEB 26, MAR 11

8G 10 am-4 pm

URBAN ART COMMUNITY DEMONSTRATIONS An exhibition of innovative aerosol art by local young artists, providing an oppor­tunity to view their skills while they are producing this original art form. Entertainment by local hip-hop band and BBQ lunch avail­able. VENUE 82 ELDER PARK, RIVER TORRENS

NORTH TCE, CITY 10H MAR 7, 20 10 am-4 pm

STATE LIBRARY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA SA II1II

SHAKESPEARE IN AUSTRALIA EXHIBITION Shakespeare has been regularly featured in amateur and professional dramatic repertories over two centuries in Australia. This exhibition will present the historical and current perspective on Shakespeare and his interpreters, drawing on the superb collections of the State li­brary of South Australia and the South Australian Performing Arts ' Collection. Exhibition designed by George Aldridge. VENUE 87 STATE LIBRARY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA

NORTH TCE, CITY 11H FEB 23-APR 6 MON 9_30 am-6 pm TUES-FRI 9.30 am-9_30 pm SAT-SUN 12 noon-5 pm

STRATHALBYN i: LAKES TOURIST ASSOC. INC. SAIDII'

STRATHALBYN FRINGE Quality cash and carry exhibitions In his­toric venues: 20 High Street Crafts " ... round the mulberry bush"; Almond Grove Studio - Helen Stacey landscape peintings, silks, ceramics; Gasworks Gallery - "The Vision Splendid" prominent SA artists; Paris Creek PotteryfThimbelia - thimbles, bells, minia­ture collectables and Strathalbyn Crafts and Gifts - embroidery exhibitionb by Liz Walsh. VENUE 92 STRATHALBYN 18U FEB 21-MAR 22 9_30 am-5 pm

STUDIO 10 SA I!PPN!'! MAD HATTERS TEAPARTY Functional and conceptual ceramics and glass pertaining to the theme MAD HATTERS TEAPARTY presented by artists: J. Candy, I. Calusa, M. Cole, A. Cooper, J. Crawford, P. Clement, L. Giles, V. Greenway, P. Harris, D. & L. Jans, S. Keane, M. Larwood, M. Mcintyre, A. Mercer/R. Bax, J. Mincham, Nicco, D. Peach, A. Trebilcock, J. Twyerould, S. Wittman and J. Williams. VENUE 48 STUDIO 20, 20 COROMANDEL POE, BLACKWOOD 12V FEB 16-MAR 22 MON-SAT 10_30 am-5_30 pm (not Thura) THURS 10_30 am-6.30 pm SUN 12 noon-5 pm

STUDIO STUDIO'S SA IiIIIII CURIOUS YELiLOW A mixed-media exhibition involving 14 Adel­aide artists: Annette Bezor, Simon Cardwell, Alan Cruikshank, Vic­tor Deliavia, Richard Grayson, Bronia Iwanczak, David Kelly, Michelle Luke, Janette Moore, Barbary O'Brien, Jyanni Steffersen, Lisa Tomasetti, Margaret Worth, Lisa Young. VENUE 6 THE DELAROSA, LION ARTS CENTRE

(previously the EAF gallery) CNR NORTH TCE & MORPHETT ST, CITY 81

FEB 16-MAR 22 MON-THURS 11 am-5 pm FRI-SUN 11 am-5.30 pm

TEA TREE GULLY VISUAL ARTS EXHIBITION SAD

Combine a trip on the O'Bahn Busway with a visit to the visual arts exhibition in Modbury. On display will be the finest arts and crafts from various disciplines which include ceramiCS, peinting, quilting, lace, spinning and weaving to name a few. Admission is free. Morning and afternoon tea available. VENUE 58 CITY OF TEA TREE GULLY CIVIC HALL

1020 NORTH EAST RD, MODBURY 13A MAR 7-8 SAT-SUN 10 am-5 pm

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1992 PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION A community photographic exhibition, open to all people, with categories for both novice and experienced photographers. Prizes include the City of Noarlunga Purchase Award. Sponsored and presented by Noarlunga Council as part of its Community Arts Program. Phone (08) 384 0629 for details. VENUE 37 KINGSTON COLLEGE OF TAFE

MAJORS RD, O'HALiLORAN HILL 5T

VENUE 36 NOARLUNGA COLLEGE THEATRE RAMSAY PCE, NOARLUNGA CENTRE 3V

VENUE 37 FEB 21-MAR 6 (not 22, 23, 29, 1) 8 am-9_30 pm VENUE 36 MAR 9-20 (not 15) MON-TUES 10 am-4 pm

WED-FRI10 am-4 pm 6 pm-12 midnight SAT 14-FR12O, 8 pm-lata

1992 YOUTH ART EXHIBITION An exhibition of selected works of art, displaying the talents of young people attending secondary schools in the City of Noarlunga. Sponsored and presented by Noarlunga Council as pert of its Community Arts I1wgram...Phone (08) 384 0629 for details. VENUE 90 COURTYARD, McLARENS ON THE LAKE

KANGARILLA RD, McLAREN VALE 6V 10am-5 pm FEB 24-MAR 6

UN! OF ADELAIDE WORKS OF ART COMMITTEE SAIH*'

ART FROM THE UNIVERSITY'S COLiLECTION Adelaide Univer­sity's Barr-Smith Library, exhibits paintings and prints from the University's collection, as well as books and posters on Shakespeare loaned from the British Council. VENUE 88 BARR SMITH LIBRARY

UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE, NORTH TCE, CITY llH FEB 21-MAR 22 MON-THURS 9 am-9_45 pm FRI 9 am-6 pm SAT-SUN 1_30 pm-5_30 pm

1991 UNI OF SA JEWELLERY i: METAL­SMITHING DESIGN GRADUATES SA IiIII BORN TO ADORN An exhibition that is fresh and exciting; bringing new standards to the contemporary jewellery design arena. Ten recent SA School of Design graduates present a personal adven­ture through varied mediums executing unique jewellery and larger sculptural pieces. An exhibition not only for those already with an appreCiation for the diverse but also people looking for a change from traditional jewellery styles. VENUE 52 MALCOLM REID BUILDING, 2nd FLR

187 RUNDLE ST, CITY 121 FEB 19-MAR 8 SAT-THURS 10 am-6 em FRI 10 am-9 pm

915 WOMEN PHOTOGRAPHERS SA l1li THE LONG DIVISION A group of five women photographers: Claire Dockner, Susan Clarke, Mary Hill, Jennifer Farrelly and Pauline McCarthy, who have formed to support and encourage their devel­opment as artists. This exhibition explores notions of division; sep­aration of body and mind, sexuality, past and present, artefacts and people and the socio-historic implications of culture. VENUE 49 CROWSNEST GALLERY, UPSTAIRS/PORT O'CALl

CNR FROME RD & GRENFELL ST, CITY 13J MAR 8-22 SUN 8, 3 pm-6 pm SAT-THURS 10 am-5_30 pm FRll0 am-9 pm

YEP EXHIBITION SA Ell THE GREAT BLACK AND WHITE POSTER EXHIBITION An exhi­bition of selected entries from the Fringe Youth and Education Poster Competition will be on display during the Fringe. Come in and see the imagination and skills of South Australian school students ranging in ages from 5 to 18. VENUE 100 CENTRE GALLERY, EDUCATION CENTRE

31 FLINDERS ST, CITY 11K MAR 3-13 MON-FRI 9 am-5 pm

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The tropical rainforests and Great Barrier reef of North Queens­land provide Andrew Williams, Shane Gorry, Tatipai Barsa and others the inspiration to explore their Aboriginal heritage through vibrant and colourful art. International recognition of their work is established with successful exhibitions in North America and col­lections commissioned by renowned European art gallerieS. VENUE 5 REHEARSAL SPACE, LION ARTS CENTRE

CNR NORTH TCE & MORPHETT ST, CITY 81 FEB 14-MAR 22 MON-FRI 10 am-5 pm

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Qt)v~k &-t@vc~~i(91\ The Fringe Youth and Education Program provides young people access to and participation in a wide range of arts activities during the festival period. The program offers youth the opportunity to see and participate in performances both in their own schools and in theatres around the city. In 1990 over 66,000 children attended a Fringe event through the YEP Program. The YEP program's Fringe Family Days, enable children of all ages and their families to become involved in an exciting range of arts activities at an 'affordable price each Saturday during the Fringe. The Youth and Education Program is generously supported by the South Aust­ralian Youth Arts Board. Book daytime shows on the YEP hotline by phoning (08) 231 8698. For general enquiries phone Carmel Dundon, YEP co-ordinator (08) 231 7760. In 1992 country schools are also able to book one of the four Fringe performances touring country regions in the immediate post-Fringe period. For information about Country Touring call John Maxwell (08) 26751.!l...

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BILL 'SWAMPY' MARSH SA Writings from the Swamp

BOWDEN BROMPTON YOUTH CIRCUS SA A Whale Of A Tale

BRUISED FRUIT Eggs Don't Bounce

CAHOOTS Old Dogs, New Tricks

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LAMPLIGHT THEATRE Great Leaping Legends Puppet Tears

MIGRATION MUSEUM Fair Game

MURPHY'S PUPPETS In Disguise The Pram Show

NAKISA Camels In The City

NARRABUNDAH COLLEGE Trampoline Of Dreams

NEW VOICE 'Til Midnight

NICET.I.E. Hansel And Gretel Talking To Grandma While The World Goes By Invisible Woman

NONCE Who Cares!

OXOCUBANS My Car's Got A Nice Roofrack

PAUL WILLIAMS AND HIS ELASTIC BAND A Bag Of Mixed Music

PIGS MIGHT FLY Letter From Tomk

PIRATE RADIO STORYTELLERS Stories To Make Your Ears Fall Off!

PLAYHOUSE ACTORS GROUP Hysterical History

PORTABLE PRODUCTIONS A One Man Hamlet

RAUCOUS CHILDREN'S THEATRE Far Out Brussel Sprout

REDLANDS STIK!

SHEELA LANGEBERG Tunda

SIMON O'DWYER

CAROUSELLE THEATRE COMPANY Breakdown

SA Irish Bronze Age Music

The Mysterious Bookshelf

CIRCUS MAXIMUS Lost For Words

GOOSE LOOK THEATRE COMPANY A Midsummer Night's Dream

HOME BREW MUSIC Song For Australia - Dave Clark

IMPROD THEATRE ASSOC INC. Theatre Sports On Show

JINGO PRODUCTIONS Go For Broke Once Upon A Chair

STRAWBERRY THEATRE COMPANY The Big Blue Planet Earth Show

VIC THE FLYING BOOKWORM THEATRE COMPANY Magic Journeys Into The World Of Books

SA THE GERMANIC PLAYERS Die Verwandlung (Metamorphosis)

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rrj~ fMltl~~s SATURDAY 22nd FEBRUARY a PORT YOUTHERS Catch the free Fringe train to the Port, departs Adelaide Station 11.30 am. be a witness to "Murder" on the Port Express! Get ready for an afternoon of free family fun. Highlights - a waiter's fun run, pedal car grand prix, penny farthing races, exhibitions, a market, buskers and dragon boat races on the harbour. THE SOUTHERN FRINGE - REAL FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT Ride the free Fringe fun train leaving Adelaide Station 11.30 am -it 's an arts experience - bound for a day of family fun -last stop Noarlunga. Join the parade of non-stop entertainment, magic, mime, facepainting, life size puppets, international food, tethered balloon flights, pay and stay continuous movies, bands, buskers, sidewalk art, exhibitions, demonstrations. Watch the press for the special guest attraction.

SATURDAY 29th FEBRUARY a Be a part of the fabulous Arts Triangle Festival Crawl. Vis,l CARCLEW, ADELAIDE FESTIVAL CENTRE and the FRINGE at the LION ARTS CENTRE to see and enjoy highlights of the Adelaide festivals. FRINGE CRAWL (LION ARTS CENTRE) - 12-4 pm Highlights from the YEP performers free iri the courtyard. See the fabulous wheelchair dance, enjoy puppets, dance, music and magic. 2.30 pm - Patch Theatre presents PAULA, a new play by Gillian Rubenstein. Ten-year-old Paula has been involved in an accident and is in hospital with a broken femur. Hospital routine and fantasy combine in a comedy adventure. Don't miss it, at the Lion Theatre. Tickets at door, $4.

SATURDAY 7th MARCH D 10.30 am - Redlands presents STIK, mask, mime and music com­bine in a series of stories evolving from the 'theatre of baton'. A twirling 'stik ' becomes the conductor's baton in a tale of failed authority before it transforms itself into an arrow for Cupid's love story and then . . . at the Lion Theatre. Tickets at door, $8 ($5/$4). 1 pm - Raucous Children's Theatre presents FAR OUT BRUSSEL SPROUT, a high energy farce adapted from the hugely popular children's book "Far Out Brussel Sprout". A madcap de­tective story with Russel Sprout and his secretary Juicy Fruil bungling their way through the mystery of " The Old Woman Who Swallowed A Fly " full of strange encounters and familiar characters ... at the Star Club. Tickets at door, $6. 2.30 pm - Patch Theatre presents PAULA, a new play by Gillian Rubenstein, at the Lion Theatre. Tickets at door, $4.

SATURDAY 14th MARCH 11 1 pm - Raucous Children's Theatre presents FAR OUT BRUSSEL SPROUT, at the Star Club. Tickets at door, $6. 2 pm-4 pm - Comedy and storytelling at the Lion Arts Centre Check Daily Diary for details.

SATURDAY 21 st MARCH D 12-3.30 pm - Non-stop music in the Star Club for young people

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-A~o~it1Ql\ ~~~ The Fringe has actively pursued a policy of encouraging Aboriginal performers and artists to be a part of the Fringe Festival. Aboriginal people are involved at all levels of decision making within the Fringe organisation and we are pleased that as a result the 1992 Program has a strong Aboriginal component. Two major exhi­bitions are being shown at the Lion Arts Centre, the Aboriginal & Islander Dance Theatre will be appearing at the lion Theatre, a new play by Eva Johnson will be presented by Junction Theatre, an impressive line·up of Aboriginal performers will appear ~e Fringe Club and Port on the Fringe will feature five big weekends of Aboriginal & Islander music throughout the festival. This prog- , ram represents the best of traditional and contemporary Aboriginal cultural expression - we strongly recommend that you take a look!

ff;~ ew &'A.Ve~ The Fringe happens everywhere not only in theatres and galleries but in the streets. in shopping centres, in pubs, in libraries and in the workplace. Everywhere that people gather a Fringe event is likely to occur. A large range of artists who work in a community context will be involved in the '92 Fringe. Their work will be per­formed and shown throughout the city and metropolitan area. Port on the Fringe and Southern Fringe are providing a focus fo.Llhis • work as are the United Trades & Labour Council and variowlslrb­urban public libraries including; Burnside, Henley & Grange, Port Adelaide, Thebarton and Prospect.

D'a/~f).i& &~&h0/1i. A joint venture with the Adelaide Festival, this is a series of work­shops. discussions, master classes and activities to bring together artists from around the world. The full program will be available from the Fringe Information Centre on site at the Lion Arts Centre.

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,lflofmatiuYl k Srq1JlriUcfJ FRINGE INFORMATION SERVICE Everything you need to know about the 1992 Adelaide Fringe Festival! Program info'rmation ... performance changes ... merchandlse ... venue information ... and much more! Located in the North Terrace entrance to the Lion Arts Centre the Fringe Information Centre will be open during office hours from January 23 and from early 'til very late during the festival.

INFORMATION HOTLINE (08) 2316811 BOOKING INFORMATION - HOW & WHERE Austickets Austickets is a brand new Adelaide-based national computerised ticketing system. In 1992 Austickets will operate a full box-office service for the Adelaide Fringe. Tickets for evening events can be purchased up to 3.30 p.m. on the day of performance and tickets for daytime events can be purchased up to 3.30 p.m. on the day before the performance, from outlets around Adelaide including the Austickets box office located in the courtyard of the Lion Arts Centre. For performances on the Lion Arts Centre site, tickets will be available from the box office outlet on site right up to the time of the performance. Remember when purchasing your Austickets Fringe tickets don't forget to invest in a Fringe Club Membership - 31 raving nights for only $40 - Great Value! PHONE AUSCHARGE 13 1314, AUSFAXCHARGE (08) 234 8444 OR BOOK NOW AT ANY AUSTICKETS OUT­LET - ALLANS MUSIC, BRASHS MUSIC STORES, ARKABA MUSIC, ELDER CONSERVATORIUM, CLIPSAL POWERHOUSE, LION ARTS CENTRE. ADVANCE MAIL BOOKINGS The quick and easy way to plan your Fringe shows In advance. By mail or fax. advance bookings ensure your seat at some of the best shows in town! Simply fill out the coupon below and sit back and enjoy the sceneryl

DAILY DIARY Watch out for the Fringe Daily Diary in the Advertiser for up to date program information (shows. times, venues) and Fringe Club nightly line-up.

HOW TO USE THE PROGRAM 1. The numbered sl' ares indicate which week/weeks of the F'ringe the performance/exhibition takes place.

, Feb 14· Feb 20 D Mar 9 · Mar 15 Feb 21 • Mar 1 .. Mar 16· Mar 22 Mar 2'Ma'S

2. The grid reference (e:Q, 9M) will guide you to tile location of venue on the map. 3. Pncesllsted e.g. $15 ($8) denote full price and concession. Concession applies to StUdents'. Penslone,s. Unemployed and Children (under 15 years) unless otherwise indicated.

Family IIckets include 2 adults & 2 children. unless otherwise indicated. 4. Index Of Show Tilles Divided Into categories of entertainment, listing the ShOw name, the Company name and the Page number where further information on each production

can be found. 5. The Main Program Listing An aiphabetlcaillsting by Company/Performer name giving full details on each production.

PLEASE NOTE Focus: Adelaide Festival Fringe accepts no responsibility for the acouracy of any of the contents or details listed in this program.

- -FRINGE ADVANCE MAil BooKiNG Pc)RM- - '1- - - - "FRiNGE MERCHANDiSE - - --CloSing date for mail bookings - February 19, 1992. 992 I Id F I F "ti at t T shirts For the best seats for every event at the 1992 Adelafde Fringe Festival fill In and mall 1 Order form for 1 Ade a e r nge eo v pos ers, - , this fann with payment to: Austlckets: PO Box 888. Torrensvllle SA 5031'. For further baseball caps and postcards.

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You can also book through: Auscharge tel: 131314 - Faxcharge (08) 234 8444 or Brashs/Austfcket outlets.

A. FRINGE CLUB MEMBERSHIP-$40 No. 0 Total A ... 1 ___ ..J

B. TICKETS Student, pansioner, unemployed. Actors' Equity, ,ATAEA and Musicians' Union member concesslQns. Please Include photocopIed authOrised proof, e.g. Health Care card or student card. Proof of entitlement must be available for Inspaction on entry to event.

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Merchandise also available by faxing this form to the Fringe on (08) 231 5080 or from the Fringe Information Centre at the Lion Arts Centre, cnr North Tce and Morphett St, City.

Item BIad( While No,@price Total

Posters-large - - ~t5 smaI - -Postea/lis - - @$1

T·sIlits-aduIIs L @$18.50

adIlIISXl @$18.50

chIIdIeM (size 10) @$14.50

SInglet tops-L aNy @$17.50

Basebal caps-1 size @$8

Postage and handliflg $5 TOTAL

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