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In a speculative Indo-futuristic world where global cultures teeter on the brink of extinction, electro-classical Indian music collides with surreal visuals created through a fusion of 3D video games, AI-generated art and motion-captured dance.
Imagined by transmedia artists, Murthovic and Thiruda, Elsewhere in India: Return to Technopia is an immersive nightclub experience drawing on their extensive archive exploring cultural heritage, digital technology, and speculative futures, and featuring collaborations with some of Adelaide’s most exciting South Asian artists.
This was not just a music performance, it was an immersive story, a dance party, a show to think about, a deep dive into culture and ethics, and an eruptive performance.
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This venue is wheelchair accessible.
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- Ages 12 and up
- This production contains strobe lighting, loud and unexpected noises, haze effects.
- Runtime
- 3 hours and 30 minutes
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Credits
- Murthovic Sound Designer & DJ
- Thiruda Visual Designer & VJ
- Antariksha Studio Creative Production
Performance Location: The Lab at ILA

Situated in Adelaide’s vibrant West End cultural district, ILA is conveniently positioned on Light Square, just a brief stroll from Adelaide Railway Station.
The venue is also easily accessible via several nearby bus and tram routes.
For those driving, both undercover and open-air paid parking options are available at the adjacent Light Square Karidis car park. Directly in front of ILA, along Light Square, there are ticketed parking spaces which become complimentary after 6pm on weekdays and after 12pm on Saturdays. Additional no-cost parking can be located on Ann Street and other neighboring streets.
For more information, please visit ILA website.
The main entry to The Lab contains a small step, for wheelchair access our staff will escort patrons through an alternate entrance with step free access via Aurora Restaurant.
Alternatively, please notify our team who are able to install a temporary ramp upon request.
A dedicated unisex accessible bathroom is also available at The Lab.
For more information, please visit ILA website.
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