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Joshua Oppenheimer: The Look Of Silence… A Sobering And Unbelievably Honest Documentary – OzAsia Film Festival Review

Joshua Oppenheimer: The Look Of Silence… A Sobering And Unbelievably Honest Documentary – OzAsia Film Festival Review

by Nikki Fort | Oct 1, 2015 | Adelaide Festivals, Film, Reviews

[INDONESIA] Mercury Cinema, Wed 30 Sep It is chilling testimony to the authenticity of this profound documentary that many of those credited on the film, from co-producers, co-director, some cameramen, line producers and researchers, right down to gaffers and drivers,...
SambaSunda: The Vibrant Sounds of Gamelan Music – OzAsia Review

SambaSunda: The Vibrant Sounds of Gamelan Music – OzAsia Review

by Michael Coghlan | Sep 26, 2015 | Adelaide Festivals, Music, Reviews

[INDONESIA] Space Theatre, Adelaide Festival Centre, Fri 25 Sep. Gamelan music from Indonesia can be an acquired taste. Gamelan orchestras are primarily percussive ensembles featuring a range of metallophones (the metal version of xylophones), and bamboo flutes. The...
Mwathirika: An Extraordinary and Haunting Story Of Indonesia’s Untold Past, Beautifully Performed by Papermoon Puppet Theatre – OzAsia Review

Mwathirika: An Extraordinary and Haunting Story Of Indonesia’s Untold Past, Beautifully Performed by Papermoon Puppet Theatre – OzAsia Review

by Nikki Fort | Sep 26, 2015 | Adelaide Festivals, Puppetry, Reviews, Theatre

[INDONESIA] Rehearsal Room, Adelaide Festival Centre, Fri 25 Sep Puppetry is not just for children. In the hands of the Masters of this ancient story-telling art, its magic can delight, inform and move us in extraordinary ways, and the Papermoon puppeteers are such...
Teater Garasi’s The Streets Immerses Audiences Into The World Of Busy Jakarta Nightlife – OzAsia Review

Teater Garasi’s The Streets Immerses Audiences Into The World Of Busy Jakarta Nightlife – OzAsia Review

by Michael Coghlan | Sep 25, 2015 | Adelaide Festivals, Dance, Reviews, Theatre

[INDONESIAN with English surtitles] Space Theatre, Thu 24 Sep Encountering the mayhem of activity on the streets of a busy Asian city can be a daunting experience for the uninitiated, and so it was in The Streets. The Space Theatre was rearranged to accommodate an...
Cry Jailolo: Captivating, Rhythmic and Authentic Tribal Dance from North Malaku – OzAsia Review

Cry Jailolo: Captivating, Rhythmic and Authentic Tribal Dance from North Malaku – OzAsia Review

by Nikki Fort | Sep 25, 2015 | Adelaide Festivals, Dance, Reviews

[INDONESIA] Dunstan Playhouse, Thu 24 Sep As the theatre darkens and mobile phone lights continue to glow throughout the audience like a secret lantern festival, a quiet, almost inaudible drumming pulls the attention to the darkened stage, one figure dimly silhouetted...
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