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Oct 20, 2026

Robyn ArcherGUEST
3:50
So I was very aware of what was going on.
Robyn ArcherGUEST
3:54
And in fact, I was totally out of the blue invited into the production that opened the Space Theatre at the Adelaide Festival Centre.
Robyn ArcherGUEST
4:03
And that was the show that changed my career completely because it was Brecht and Viles' The Seven Deadly Sins.
Robyn ArcherGUEST
4:08
Anthony Steele was the head of the Festival Centre.
Robyn ArcherGUEST
4:11
People were up for something very different.
Robyn ArcherGUEST
4:13
It was the Australian premiere of that work.
Caroline WinterHOST
5:04
Episode 4, The Art of Living.
Caroline WinterHOST
5:06
Music By the time Don Dunstan became Premier, South Australia's cultural life was already beginning to stir.
Stephen RoweHOST
5:55
I love the fact that it's in what we call our Mad March.
Stephen RoweHOST
5:58
We have Gather Round, we've got Fringe, we've got the Adelaide Festival, Live Golf will be at Keonga from the 18th to the 22nd.
Stephen RoweHOST
6:04
You slot this in there, it's just an attraction.
Stephen RoweHOST
6:08
I mean, you might be at the Fringe and go, you know what, I wouldn't mind whizzing down to Royal Adelaide and watching that.
Ann ManningGUEST
8:07
And like that weekend, I actually spent my summer on a student theatre tour of Tasmania, come back, started my job.
Ann ManningGUEST
8:13
That weekend went to the Adelaide Festival with my student theatre friends.
Ann ManningGUEST
8:17
And anyhow, I just kind of went, I don't want to stay at this job.
Ann ManningGUEST
8:22
And I've been reading this book called The Dice Man.
Captain FrodoHOST
6:49
Mike Finch as well, like the two of them are talking.
Captain FrodoHOST
6:52
They had seen me at that last Circus f- uh, the last, um, Adelaide Festival, which is how I ended up in Circus Oz.
Captain FrodoHOST
6:58
That was the year when you were emceeing the big show and I was doing the rackets and that, and we were doing a completely different show during the night with a happy sideshow.
Captain FrodoHOST
7:08
So I was just doing-
Emily BourkeGUEST
24:45
... are they coming to South Australia, but they're tripling their services in coming here.
Leith ForrestHOST
24:50
Are you able to have conversations with the industry as a whole? Imagine if you could time it, Minister, where you had the cruise ships coming into Adelaide while the MotoGP was on, or while the Fringe and the Adelaide Festival were on, so it's a win-win.
Leith ForrestHOST
25:01
They could go into the city, enjoy some shows, get back on the ship, and then go to the next destination.
Emily BourkeGUEST
25:06
It's like you read my mind.
Kevin HealyHOST
15:24
Yes.
Kevin HealyHOST
15:25
Now, also, Randa Abdul-Fattah, who, of course, is the author who wrote the book Discipline and was banned from the Adelaide Festival earlier this year.
Kevin HealyHOST
15:39
She's been on a speaking tour.
Kevin HealyHOST
15:41
She went on a speaking tour in Britain.
Liz HicklinGUEST
59:57
We had pets, and we boarded cats, and, oh God, life was hectic.
Liz HicklinGUEST
60:05
And during that time, Ted came to the Adelaide Festival, where feminists gave him a terrible time.
Liz HicklinGUEST
60:15
I think they howled him down, and he ended up going home with the girl who organized the festival.
Julian MorrowHOST
60:25
[laughs]
Liz HicklinGUEST
13:11
And, oh, God, life was hectic.
Liz HicklinGUEST
13:15
And during that time, Ted came to the Adelaide Festival where feminists gave him a terrible time.
Liz HicklinGUEST
13:25
I think they held him down.
Liz HicklinGUEST
13:27
And he ended up going home.
Mike RannGUEST
21:20
He did try to engage with, uh, younger South Australians.
Mike RannGUEST
21:24
I remember him launching Countdown with Molly Meldrum at the Adelaide Festival, and he did all these quirky things.
Mike RannGUEST
21:31
And so because he was so different from the usual boring politician, that's gonna, uh, particularly appeal to young people.
Cathie KingGUEST
21:40
He was cool.
Sally WalkerGUEST
13:40
We have the main festival concerts, but then you have an equally important social project for vulnerable people of some sort.
Sally WalkerGUEST
13:49
So the first ones of these I did were in the Adelaide Festival for two different h- homeless shelters, and, uh, one lady who, who really went in with eye contact, she just...
Sally WalkerGUEST
14:01
It was like she was hungry to be seen.
Sally WalkerGUEST
14:03
I remember that.

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