
Adelaide Festival Centre
Art center in Adelaide city centre, AustraliaWikipedia
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Search complete. 8 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Adelaide Festival Centre".
Oct 20, 2026
The Art of Living: Episode 4
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3:50Robyn ArcherGUEST
So I was very aware of what was going on.
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3:54Robyn ArcherGUEST
And in fact, I was totally out of the blue invited into the production that opened the Space Theatre at the Adelaide Festival Centre.
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4:03Robyn ArcherGUEST
And that was the show that changed my career completely because it was Brecht and Viles' The Seven Deadly Sins.
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4:08Robyn ArcherGUEST
Anthony Steele was the head of the Festival Centre.
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6:06Caroline WinterHOST
And Dunstan believed government could help that cultural energy flourish.
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6:10Caroline WinterHOST
He was prepared to put public money, institutions and political weight behind it.
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6:16Caroline WinterHOST
One of the most visible expressions of that belief was taking shape on the banks of the River Torrens, the Adelaide Festival Centre.
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6:26Don DunstanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Distinguished guests and ladies and gentlemen, as the Lord Mayor has said, this is a proud night for Adelaide.
Australia Overnight with Tony McManus - Wed 21 Oct, 2026 - Full Show
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90:36MarionAUDIENCE
It was in the 1980s, I think.
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90:39MarionAUDIENCE
I was with my dear mom and her dear sister, my auntie Betty, and We went to the Adelaide Festival Theatre and we went to go and see, definitely it was My Fair Lady, but the original title was Pygmalion.
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90:59Tony McManusHOST
Pygmalion, of course it was the book Pygmalion.
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91:02MarionAUDIENCE
Yes, and Dennis Olsen played Professor Henry Higgins and his dear friend was portrayed by John Edmonds, I remember.
Amber Joy Poulton presents tribute show 'Man I Feel Like A Woman'
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3:23Leith ForrestHOST
Yep
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3:23Amber Joy PoultonGUEST
... uh, one was in, uh, I think it was the Adelaide Festival Theatre.
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3:28Leith ForrestHOST
Yes.
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3:29Amber Joy PoultonGUEST
I don't remember where the other one was, but-
Joey's Nostalgia Experience (Ep#64) — Katrina Sedgwick (Johnson & Friends & Director/CEO of MAP Co)
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2:58Katrina SedgwickGUEST
Like he set up the first state film agency, the South Australian Film Corporation.
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3:03Katrina SedgwickGUEST
And he built the first art centre, the Adelaide Festival Centre.
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3:08Katrina SedgwickGUEST
And the community of Adelaide had set up an arts festival, but he funded it to be annual and well-funded.
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3:14Katrina SedgwickGUEST
And then there was a fringe festival that sort of span off out of that and he funded that as well.
14th Oct 26
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24:27Hen VaughanGUEST
We've been partnering with State Theatre Company of South Australia for a number of years and they're very committed to providing access for their productions, including for this year.
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24:37Hen VaughanGUEST
And the Heartbreak Choir is the show that's coming up at the Dunstan Playhouse in the Adelaide Festival Centre.
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24:44Hen VaughanGUEST
So there's two shows that will be audio described, Saturday the 28th of November and Monday the 30th of November.
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24:52Hen VaughanGUEST
So the Saturday show is at 2 p.m., with a tactile tour at 1 p.m.
Cain Cooke (LEKI Electric) - How to apply what you learn in business to start your own
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46:59Cain CookeGUEST
Some of those boards are like genuinely just passion stuff.
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47:01Cain CookeGUEST
So I've been on Adelaide Festival Centre Foundation for nine years.
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47:05Cain CookeGUEST
Arts is super important to me.
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47:07Cain CookeGUEST
They say jump, I say how high.
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49:31Cain CookeGUEST
So I've got a set of skills, let's deploy them, let's get it done, and then let me get out.
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49:39Cain CookeGUEST
And boards are really good for that because we have a usefulness.
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49:43Cain CookeGUEST
So the reason I'm still at Adelaide Festival Centre is because I'm still useful.
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49:49Cain CookeGUEST
But if I wasn't useful, I'd be out.