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Dream Big TL Resource2025

, sound, words, music, still and moving images, created by us alone or by using technologies. They are questions that give us agency; they inspire our curiosity, imagination and creativity. The process
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Adelaide Festival Centre Trust 2021 22 annual report

of Aboriginal artists in South Australia was expanded through the additions of OUR WORDS and OUR STORIES to the already well established and successful OUR MOB exhibition. These two new additions enable
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Adelaide Festival Centre - Annual Report 2009-2010

Symphony Orchestra) 14 Festival Theatre Foyer On a High Note (Performing Arts Collection) Moving Image – Follow (OzAsia Festival 2009) Moving Image – Northern India – Faces and Words (OzAsia Festival
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CentrED Learning Resource - Costumes of the Performing Arts Collection

telling the highs and lows of Peter’s incredible life through his own words and music. When Peter Allen meets Hollywood royalty Judy Garland and marries her daughter Liza Minelli, his life changes
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2021 Impact of Giving Report

, creating words that contribute to a story and sharing that.” Nancy Bates, Artist mentor and Barkindji woman “It was so much fun working with Nancy she made sure everyone was involved, working with every
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Adelaide Festival Centre - Annual Report 2003-2004

for families every weekend of the year. In developing both creative and audience relationships across the whole community we have been working with a number of non-English speaking background
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2011 OUR MOB catalogue

and profuse dots and linear markings ceremony, ancestry and survival. that are as inventive and transformative as the narrative itself. These photographs were taken on the same weekend that a Sara White
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CentrED Learning Resource - Rock n Roll City - Eric Algra 2022

to read the words on his T-Shirt. CHECK PHOTOGRAPHY HELP KIT (ANNEX 1) FOR HELP Eric Algra Doc Neeson, The Angels Adelaide University, Adelaide – December 1981 Pigment ink print on archival paper
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Adelaide Festival Centre - Annual Report 2014-2015

will have engaged with Come Out. This included: • Over 40,000 Bookings • 25,000 attendances at the Big Family Weekend Attendance • 5,000 attendances at regional performances • 74 Disadvantaged Schools
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Adelaide Festival Centre - Annual Report 2005-2006

series, In Conversation With… continued this year with Festival Director, Julia Holt, interviewing sixteen of the festival’s artists to full houses in the afternoon each weekend. Lyrics Lounge also had
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Dream BIG 2025 Access Guide Families

Duration: Drop-in between 11am – 5pm Ages: All 7 Book Boogie Curly Fernandez and Sabrina D’Angelo The words and pictures from the books at the Library have gone on holiday! The DreamBIG clown librarians
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DreamBIG 2025 Access Guide - Schools

The words and pictures from the books at the Library have gone on holiday! The DreamBIG clown librarians need your help to write and illustrate the books. The librarians will try to give you a hand
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Dream BIG 2023 Access Guide SCHOOLS v2

......................................................................................................................................... 36 PERFORMANCES ARCO By WA Youth Theatre Co Adam Kelly is, in his own words, an Autistic Gentleman. Finbar is a fish. ARCO
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Adelaide Festival Centre - Annual Report 2004-2005

initiative this year was Adelaide’s Big Backyard. Held over ten weekends in summer, Big Backyard provided 260 hours of low-cost activity plus a further 203 hours of free events. Activities in the program
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Adelaide Festival Centre - Annual Report 2013-2014

been achieved. After a weekend of performances the theatre was closed again to undertake some minor works and deal with defects. DEVELOPMENT Adelaide Festival Centre gratefully acknowledges
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