Dunstan Playhouse – Adelaide Festival Centre
Festival Drive, off King William Road
(08) 8216 8600
Bus Stop Z2 travelling from North into Adelaide CBD or stop A2 travelling into Adelaide CBD from the South.
A short walk from the Adelaide Railway Station.
Tram from Glenelg or Adelaide Entertainment Centre, stop on North Terrace.
Parking: Festival Drive, enter off King William Road
The car park is equipped with a lift and ramps which are accessible from all car park spaces. To pre-book your disability space please call BASS on 131 246. Bookings must be made no later than 12 noon the day before the park is required or by Friday 12 noon for a weekend car park.
Events
What the Body Does Not Remember
For the first time in Australia Wim Vandekeybus, one of the most influential choreographers in contemporary dance, shares an unsettling confrontation of dance and music: What the Body Does Not Remember. A remount of a work that changed contemporary dance forever, this piece is a feat of daring. It e
Nosferatu
From Murnau to Coppola, Bram Stoker’s blood-sucking hero has become an icon of pop culture. As is his calling – his purpose – acclaimed director Grzegorz Jarzyna’s Nosferatu forces us to confront our deepest anxieties, visiting us only because we have called upon him; thirsting for our souls
Dirtday!
American experimental performance artist Laurie Anderson brings her intimate and soulful Dirtday! to the Adelaide Festival. Set against a detailed and lush sonic landscape, Anderson’s stories and music create a unique picture of an hallucinatory world where dreams mingle with reality. Crushingl
Doveman's Burgundy Stain Sessions and This is the Kit
Doveman transports his monthly in-the-round Le Poisson Rouge residency direct from New York for this Adelaide exclusive, performing desperately beautiful music in cosy experimental sessions. His New York residency has attracted everyone from Norah Jones to St. Vincent's Annie Clark, Beth Orton, Nico
