9th March 2019 — 27th September 2020
First shown at the 2016 Adelaide Biennale of Australian Art: Magic Object, Sydney-based photographer Robyn Stacey used camera obscura to depict the city of Adelaide as it has never been seen before.
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20th March 2019 — 30th March 2019
Mild themes
Presented by Country Arts SA
A Lot Can Happen Between Lost And Found.
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20th March 2019 — 28th April 2019
Action violence
Presented by Country Arts SA
A New Era Begins With Her
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20th March 2019 — 23rd March 2019
Coarse language
Presented by Country Arts SA
The Unbelievable True Story Of The Hatten Garden Heist
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20th March 2019 — 22nd March 2019
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21st March 2019 — 8th May 2019
Strong themes and violence
HOTEL MUMBAI is based on the true story of the devastating terrorist attack on the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel in 2008.
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21st March 2019 — 3rd April 2019
Presented by Country Arts SA
A man suffering from a mid-life crisis finds new meaning in his life after joining an all-male, middle-aged, amateur synchronised swimming team.
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21st March 2019 — 3rd April 2019
Presented by Country Arts SA
Laurel and Hardy, the world's most famous comedy duo, attempt to reignite their film careers as they embark on what becomes their swan song - a grueling theatre tour of post-war Britain.
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21st March 2019
Mature Themes & Violence
The Other Side of Hope: A heart-warming, funny, melancholic tale of the friendship between a Syrian refugee and a restaurant-owner
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As part of the Black Screen program, Country Arts SA in the Riverland will present an exhibition inspired and created by local artists.
Read news itemSA Power Networks and Country Arts SA are looking for an artist from regional or remote SA to create a new and original artwork.
Read news itemA diverse group of artists from Kangaroo Island travelled together to the spectacular desert landscape of Coward Springs for an artist’s camp.
Read news itemRiverland student and double bass player Jasper Harding was one of five talented music students who travelled to Adelaide to rehearse and play with the ASO.
Read news itemCountry Arts SA recognises and respects that we are living and creating on Aboriginal Lands and we are committed to working together to honour their living cultures.
