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COME AS YOU ARE
NOV
14 - 29
2015
welcome: feast 2015
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MESSAGES OF SUPPORT
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SPECIAL EVENTS
18 CABARET & THEATRE
22 QUEER IDEAS
CASSANDRA
LIEBEKNECHT
General Manager
Every Feast is unique and special and
this year we celebrate our 19th-year
championing diversity and inclusion through
Queer art and culture.
I would like to welcome our new principal
partner Bank SA. This new partnership will
have a positive impact to our Festival and
community, and for many years to come. I
would also like to acknowledge the support
of the State Government through Arts SA
and Events South Australia and thank all
our wonderful partners for supporting
Feast. This support helps build and grow the
Festival year after year.
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It is such a privilege to have so many
wonderful local and national artists
performing over the 15 days and I feel
honoured that Feast is the first Queer
festival in Australia to have International
2014 Eurovision Winner, Conchita Wurst
performing and inspiring us during her time
in Adelaide.
This year's theme - "Come as you are", is
about being welcome, being yourself and
feeling comfortable, safe and supported
through a rich and diverse Arts Festival. I
encourage you to immerse yourself in Feast.
27 FILM
28 VISUAL ARTS
30 YOUTH EVENTS
32 COMMUNITY EVENTS
34 COMEDY
36 MUSIC
37 LITERATURE
38 DIVERSITY HUB
40 HILLS EVENTS
41 FEAST STORIES
42 FLYING THE RAINBOW FLAG
44 TICKETING & ACCESS
45 PARTNERS
46 AKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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WWW.FEAST.ORG.AU Come as you are, Feasters. As this year’s
theme, we want our community’s diversity
and inclusion celebrated and recognised and
more importantly we want all of you to be
proud of who you are. Feast Festival always
delivers on its celebration of diversity and
we want you to enjoy it through the plethora
of queer art and culture we have to offer
this year. Having one of the world’s most
recognisable LGBTIQ advocates, Conchita
Wurst, celebrate Feast with us this year
signifies how important and how far the
Festival has come in 19 years.
Our LGBTIQ community and allies are our
bedrock and I thank all that have contributed
to making Feast the inclusive and dynamic
organisation it has become. Feast is not
dominated by any particular cluster within
our community in 2015 and I encourage all
those that have previously been engaged
in Feast to continue to look towards our
20th year for what will undoubtedly be a
wonderful and outstanding celebration of
inclusion and diversity.
Lion Arts Centre
Crn of Morphett St & North Tce
Adelaide
South Australia
PHONE
08 8463 0684
EMAIL
feast@feast.org.au
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KAURNA MESSAGE
(“Hello, how are you”)
Feast would like to acknowledge the Kaurna people as the traditional custodians of the
Adelaide Plains and that we respect the spiritual relationship Kaurna people have with
their country.
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message of support
THE HON.
JAY WEATHERILL
Find the street that’s
right up your alley.
THE HON.
JACK SNELLING MP
Premier of
South Australia
Minister for the Arts
The 2015 Feast Festival promises to be an
exciting fortnight of entertainment and a
spirited celebration of – and by – the LGBTIQ
community.
The Adelaide Feast Festival is such an
important part of Adelaide’s cultural calendar,
providing one of Australia’s largest LGBTIQ Arts
festivals.
In particular, Adelaide is honoured to be
hosting a visit by the 2014 Eurovision Winner,
Conchita Wurst, and I look forward to seeing
her at her first-ever Australian performance.
I would like to welcome Michael Griffiths as the
Artistic Ambassador, and thank the members
of the Artistic Committee- Troy-Anthony Baylis,
Fanny Jacobson, Will Sergeant, Mandahla Rose,
Leighton Jacques, Alex Schulz and Elizabeth
Munn, for their input to this year’s fantastic
artistic program.
We in the South Australian Government
strongly support Feast because it adds to
our reputation as the festival State, it fosters
respect and diversity and – through initiatives
like the Feast Scholarship and the Drop-In
Centre – it practically supports members of
the LGBTIQ community doing it tough.
Have a great time!
I would also like to thank new major Sponsor,
Bank SA, for their support of this year’s festival.
The Feast Festival will see the West End of
Adelaide again transformed into an incredibly
rich and diverse artistic space, adding to the
vibrancy of our wonderful city.
Whether you’re from interstate, overseas, or a
local, I hope you enjoy this year’s program.
THE RIGHT HON.
MARTIN HAESE
MICHAEL
GRIFFITHS
LORD MAYOR
Welcome to the City of Adelaide for the
2015 Feast Festival, which carries the
theme ‘Come as you are’.
Adelaide is becoming one of the most
inclusive, creative cities in the world. Not
only is this good for the gay community, it’s
vital to the competitiveness of our city. The
Feast Festival supports this goal absolutely.
This year I’m pleased to see the Feast
Festival Hub located in the courtyard of
the Lions Art Centre. This setting is in the
heart of the West End’s arts district and is
surrounded by high quality venues.
The Feast Festival encourages every sector
of the community to share in a range of
artistic experiences. I hope you all get
involved and enjoy everything on offer.
Feast Ambassador
I’m absolutely delighted to be working
with Feast after two years having a ball
performing cabaret in the programme. As
Ambassador I’ve been spreading the word
about our vibrant festival on my travels
far and wide and encouraging first time
Feasters to join us for 16 days of storytelling,
laughter, discussion and celebration.
Feast continues to be a unique platform for
local queer artists to engage with a wider
audience and for the broader community
to connect though free events like Queer
Living Books, live music at Queer Station
and talks in the Feast Lounge. As a global
superstar and figure of hope, Conchita
Wurst’s first Australian performance is not
only an extraordinary coup for Feast, but
for all of Adelaide that is without a doubt
Australia’s premiere Festival destination. I
can’t wait to see you there.
Happy Feast!
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THE HON.
LEON BIGNELL MP
Minister for Tourism
The Feast Festival is a highlight of the
South Australian events calendar. Since
the Festival’s inception in 1997, it has
grown to become our largest queer art and
cultural event, celebrating the diversity and
acceptance of the community. This year,
Feast welcomes Eurovision winner Conchita
Wurst as the headline act, which I am sure
you’ll agree, will be a wonderful experience.
We’re spoilt for choice when it comes to
fantastic restaurant and café strips in Adelaide.
Our city offers a smorgasbord of options where
we can step out and enjoy a magic evening
with friends.
Find the magic, and a great meal, in Adelaide.
I encourage visitors from interstate and
overseas to get out and enjoy Adelaide and
the regions. Explore our vibrant small bar
scene and enjoy tours of our city. Enjoy
our premium food and wine at the Adelaide
Central Market, our local wineries or visit
McLaren Vale or the Barossa for a taste of
the regions.
Welcome to Adelaide. I hope you enjoy all
the Feast Festival and South Australia have
to offer.
CONCHITA
WURST
Feast International
Ambassador
It’s a great honour to be invited to the 2015
edition of the Feast Festival and I am very
excited to celebrate diversity and queer
culture in Adelaide with many people from
Australia and abroad.
In Australia - just like my home country Austria
– the LGBTIQ community is allowed to express
themselves freely and through their chosen
lifestyle. But let’s not forget that while we’re
celebrating progress in a growing number of
countries around the world, there are people
who need our support because they live in
one of too many places where inequity is more
common than equality, where discrimination
affects people more than inclusion, and where
anti-gay laws are in place. Let’s make sure we
show them our support and let them know we
did not forget about them so they can soon live
a life of freedom too.
I look forward to returning to Australia to join
all of you in Adelaide so we can celebrate with
pride at Feast Festival!
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PRIDE MARCH
Presented by Pride March Adelaide.
Celebrate Adelaide's LGBTIQ love, strength
and rainbow diversity of our many
sexualities and genders in the annual Pride
March through the centre of the city.
This year’s Pride March brings together
more community groups, community
members, supportive businesses, activists
and friends than ever before in one huge,
magnificent parade from Victoria Square
through the streets of Adelaide to Feast's
Opening Night Party.
Led by a cavalcade of motor bikes we'll
groove down Gouger and Morphett
streets, rain or shine, to spread love,
happiness and joy.
Individuals and groups of friends can join in
the march on the night.
PARADE ROUTE Victoria Square/
Tardanyangga, west on Gouger Street,
north on Morphett, Hindley Street to
George St West End.
To register your group visit
www.prideadelaide.org
You are invited to be part of this historic
celebration of the inspirational political
leadership of SA style icon and social
reformer Premier Don Dunstan as a part of
Pride March 2015.
Dress the part in a safari suit or pink shorts
and white t-shirt.
Celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the
decriminalisation of homosexuality in
SA and the many other social reforms
achieved under the political leadership of
Premier Don Dunstan.
Supported by LGBTQI Grants Program,
DCSI, Government of SA.
Facebook: Marching Dunstans 2015
Free
Sat 14th Nov 5.30pm for a 6.30pm start
Meet at Victoria Square/Tardanyangga
Adelaide
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Presented by the Remembering Dunstan
Project.
BYO Placard.
Gather at Victoria Square/Tardanyangga,
Adelaide – assemble near the fountain at
the southern end of the square.
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The Marching
Dunstans
Free
Sat 14th Nov, 5:30pm
Victoria Square/Tardanyangga, Adelaide
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OPENING NIGHT PARTY
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This year we take over George St for our first ever laneway street party! There’ll
be scrumptious food, community stalls, delectable bar staff and dancing in the
street till late. Hosted by Best Cabaret Adelaide Fringe Award winner Yana Alana and
featuring a fabulous line up of entertainment including an exclusive performance from
X-Factor’s Barry Conrad, Adelaide icon Quentin Kenihan, AUSLAN performer extraordinaire
Lorraine Butler, local superstar DJ Josh and special guests - we’re set to start with a bang!
CONCHITA
Tickets $10 pre purchased, $20 Door sale
Sat 14th Nov 6pm till late
George Street, Adelaide
Join international superstar Conchita and Adelaide icon Vonni for a fabulous night of feathers,
sequins, lipstick and lip synching. See Conchita perform for the first time in Australia in a one-nightonly extravaganza which will also showcase the very best of local and interstate drag.
SUNDAY 15 NOVEMBER, 6.30pm
Come in drag and help us smash the current Guinness World Record for the ‘Largest Drag Queen
George Street, Adelaide (Street party)
Stage Show’ with help from Ms Wurst herself (register online at feast.org.au).
Tickets from $35
ComeAvailable
and give it at
your
Wurst!
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Supported by Events South Australia
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Tickets from $35 www.feast.org.au
Sun 15th Nov, 6:30pm
George Street, Adelaide
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queer station
picnic in the park
Last years Queer On Queens drew record crowds to this fun, family
friendly frolic. This year we’re moving one train stop closer to town
at Station Place. With a fashion parade hosted by the inimitable
Barbra Windsor-Woo, spend the afternoon amongst local traders,
fine food and fantastic live music featuring the Bec Gollan Trio,
Tracey Guest, Juno, Mel Pier, Suzie Craig and Mark Simpkin of the
Moss Group.
Bring a picnic rug and come celebrate the last day of Feast Festival
in the leafy surrounds of Pinky Flat on the banks of the River
Torrens/Karrawirra Parri. This family friendly frolic is always one
of Feast’s most popular events and this year sees the return of all
your favourites including the Feast Dog Show, a tug-of-war with the
Metropolitan Fire Service, DJs from Hit 107 as well as gourmet food
vans and great South Aussie wine, cider and beer.
Free
Sun 22nd Nov, 11am-6pm
Station Place, Hindmarsh, Adelaide
Tickets $10
Sun 29th Nov 11am – 6pm
Pinky Flat, Corner War Memorial Drive and Montefiore Road, Adelaide
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FEAST FESTIVAL 2015
picnic after party
Pack up your picnic at Pinky Flat, put on your dancing shoes and
head over to the Feast Lounge to party until the wee hours with
local superstar DJ Josh and special guests. Help up celebrate the last
party on the Feast calendar before we start planning our massive
20th birthday festivities!
Feast Festival’s Official Online Wine Shop
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Free
Sun 29th Nov 6pm-midnight
Feast Lounge, Lion Arts Centre Courtyard, Corner North Terrace and
Morphett Street, Adelaide
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FEAST LOUNGE
With support from the Adelaide City Council, we have created an excellent place
just to chill out in lounge room surrounds accompanied by a good book kindly
donated by the community. The Feast Lounge Bar opens at 5pm and is the perfect
place to enjoy a drink or two before or after a show. Friday and Saturday will see
the transformation of our plush Feast Lounge into a banging night spot. Let our
gorgeous bar staff make you feel at home while emerging local and queer DJs keep
the dance floor pumping. The perfect way to finish a day of Feast festivities.
Free
Bar open from 5pm Nov 17th – 28th Nov
Feast Lounge, Lion Arts Centre Courtyard cnr North Terrace and
VONNI’S BIG ARVO
Each Sunday our gorgeous Feast pin up gal Vonni, presents an exciting
array of fabulous entertainment in her Big Arvo. Featuring up and coming
talent and experienced performers.
Tickets $5 at the door.
Sun 15th Nov (late show 10pm) 22nd 8pm & 29th 9pm
The Edinburgh Castle Hotel, 233 Currie Street, Adelaide
queer LIVING BOOKs
Why read a book when you can hear stories from a real life LGBTIQ person?
Following a concept originated in Denmark, readers are offered the chance
to engage in an informal half hour conversation with living ‘books’, an
extraordinary group of local volunteers who share their stories. From diverse
backgrounds, our recruitment of books tell stories not given attention in
mainstream media. Please contact Feast if you would like to share your story
by becoming a volunteer living ‘book’.
To loan a living book call the Feast office 08 8463 0684
An Open & Shut Case?
An exhibition celebrating 40 years
of gay law reform in South Australia
18 September – 8 November 2015
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Melbourne Cup lunch
2015 Australia’s Homosexual
Histories Conference Adelaide
Join cabaret star Michael Griffiths and Adelaide glamazon Vonni as
they host you for a wonderful afternoon of fine dining, all amongst the
ambience of the Sage Hotel.
This astounding Conference brings together over sixty South Australian,
national and international presenters including academics, activists and
community members.
As one of Adelaide’s premier hotels, you’ll feast on a three course meal
and partake in cup sweeps and silent auctions along with bubbles or any
other sweet nectar of your choice. Be entertained by Michael’s smooth
vocals fresh from the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and treated to Vonni’s
world renowned drag performances.
Conference themes span recording, sharing and preserving our LGBTIQ
history, activism, life courses, ageing, sex, sexuality, gender, inclusion/
exclusion, youth perspectives, queer creative practice - performance,
film, writing, visual and digital art and more. The Conference coincides
with the fortieth anniversary of the decriminalisation of male homosexual
activity in South Australia, Adelaide’s Pride March and the opening
weekend of the Feast Festival. It will be opened by Peter Duncan, the
Attorney General in the Dunstan Government with a closing address by
Penny Wong, the Federal Leader of the Opposition in the Senate.
Plus enjoy a spectacular fashion parade by local fashion guru Scott
Faulder as he presents selected pieces from his label Scott&Scarce
and other extraordinary costume designs. A divine way to enjoy the
Melbourne Cup.
Clear your
weekend.
A must for everyone interested in all aspects of LGBTIQ experiences,
exploration and expression past, present and future. Supported by The
Australian Lesbian & Gay Archives, Feast, UniSA.
ALGA Member discounts available.
Tickets $99 (incl. 3 course meal and 3 hour drinks package)
Tues 3rd Nov, 12pm-4pm
Sage Hotel, 208 South Terrace, Adelaide
2 days $120/$70, 1 day $70/$40. Early bird registration.
2 days $150/$80, 1 day $80/$50. Registrations after 16th October.
All registration costs include lunch, morning and afternoon tea.
Fri 13th to Sat 14th Nov, 9am- 5pm
University of South Australia, City West campus, North Terrace, Adelaide
Stephen Fry in Adelaide
for One Evening Only
Presented by the Don Dunstan Foundation in association with Adelaide
Festival Centre. The endlessly fascinating, honest and self-effacing
Stephen Fry, will be in Adelaide to discuss his passionate defence of Gay
rights, mental health, his love of nature, and whatever else tickles his
fancy. Annabel Crabb, political writer and commentator, will interview
Stephen providing insights into his unique personality. This event is in
celebration of the 40th anniversary of the legislation that decriminalised
homosexuality in South Australia, and is in support of the work of the
Don Dunstan Foundation.
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Tickets at bass.net.au or 131 246
Sun 29th Nov 5pm, Festival Theatre, King William Street, Adelaide
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go go pop party
DJ JoSH, Filip with an F, Feast Festival and Go Go Lady Boy presents
Go Go Pop Party taking you on a journey through the 80's to the
00s'.
There are only limited tickets for this event so get in quick before
the pre sales sell out with part proceeds going to Feast Festival.
DJ JoSH will be laying down the vinyl mixes from 80's through to the
90's and Filip with an F will be taking you through the 90's and the
00's with pure diva, disco, euro, new romantic and pop hits! The
venue is a perfect back drop to the event fitted with amazing decor
and stripper poles!
Tickets $21.50 also available at stickytickets.com.au
Sat 28th Nov, 9pm
Go Go Lady Boy, 9 Hindley Street Adelaide
dolphin disco cruise
the red dress
Last year this event was a total sell-out so we’re back with an
even bigger boat! Dress up, drag up, bring a warm fur coat (faux
of course!) and then its anchors away for the campest cruise since
Florence Henderson did a guest spot on the Love Boat. Drinks, DJs
and special performances always make this a Feast favourite.
Soul Trader presents The Red Dress. A runway show never seen before!
Featuring ready-to-wear creations and stand-out Couture gowns from
over 30 loved and renowned Australian fashion designers, all on a unique
fashion runway.
Supported by Port Adelaide Enfield Council.
Tickets $45 (with return bus transfers) $35 (no bus)
Fri 27th Nov, 6pm
Bus departs Feast Lounge 5:30pm & Boat departs at 6pm
Queens Wharf, Commercial Road, Port Adelaide
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The show will be an elegant evening of decadence, fashion and beauty.
It’s all about aspirational luxury, award winning wines, and Australia’s
top designers all coming together in a runway showcase with Adelaide’s
leading runway models and producers.
Tickets $45
Wed 18th Nov, 7pm
Soul Trader, 155 Payneham Road, St Peters
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THE STORY OF MY LIFE
JOLIE: MY PEROGATIVE
The Devil Wears
Leigh Buchanan
KITSCH IN SYNCH: A DERANGED
DOMESTIC DRAG DRAMA
Davine Interventionz Productions presents the Australian premiere of the
Broadway Musical THE STORY OF MY LIFE.
Mr Boylesque S.A is a triple threat underground artist. Exclusively
at Feast in a spectacle of live singing, dancing and raw theatre, his
prerogative is to put on an epic show! With a dark underlined tribute
to his friend who died from the AIDS virus and a dedication to historic
figures who shaped the community to fight for a brighter future. For
one night only Jolie presents a powerful and colourful show.
Project Runway Runner-up Leigh Buchanan, in his hysterical hit cabaret
that seamlessly (pun intended) celebrates the colourful story of his
life through heart-rending song and hilarious stories from his journey
through rags-to-riches beginnings to the D-grade celebrity he is today.
Welcome to the zany, madcap world of a paranoid post-modern
perfectionist housewife – Don't forget to wipe your shoes! Drag
Performer Polly Filla portrays a happy housewife in 'Kitsch In Synch',
which comically explores the many multi-coloured moods of the
everyday housewife in her endless quest for domestic perfection while
her world slowly unravels. 'Kitsch In Synch' pokes fun at the absurdity of
an individual trying to conform to a world they do not fit in to, and what
could happen if they are pushed over the edge.
A tale of two childhood friends, and the relationship which profoundly defines
their lives, this musical follows the lifelong friendship between Thomas Weaver, a
best-selling, award-winning author and Alvin Kelby, his best friend of thirty years.
But even the closest camaraderie can be tested, and when the bonds of this
friendship reach breaking point, Thomas calls on the only resource he has - his
memories of Alvin’s friendship. This richly melodic musical is a soaring tribute
to the power of friendship and an ode to the people we meet who change our
lives forever. It is a reminder that love isn’t always straightforward. Presented with
Auslan interpretation at Star Theatre One for 5 performances only.
Recipient of the Gold Feast Foundation Scolarship
You'll be laughing and begging for more, after hearing the sharp-tongued
socialite tell his scandalous secret involving two of Australia’s most iconic
personalities while proving that even cheeky little devils can have an
angelic heart of gold – SOLID GOLD (and Swarovski crystal)
Leigh Buchanan was the first runner-up on Australia’s reality TV program
Project Runway Australia; Host of Nova's “Camp as Tits” with Meshel
Laurie; appearances on Adam Hills in Gordon Street Tonight; 'extra' in
Bridget Jones's Diary.
The performance is a pastiche of obscure songs, spoken dialogue and
sound effects and is lipsynched in its entirety.
'Not to be missed!' Samesame.com.au
Tickets $33/ $30
Wed 18th, 19th, 20th Nov 8pm & Sat 21st Nov 2pm & 8pm (95mins)
The Star Theatre, 145 Sir Donald Bradman Dr, Hilton
Tickets $20/$18
Thurs 19th Nov, 9:30pm (50mins)
Nexus Theatre, Lion Arts Centre Courtyard cnr North Terrace and
Tickets $30/$25
Fri 20th Nov, 8:30pm (60mins)
Nexus Theatre, Lion Arts Centre Courtyard cnr North Terrace &
Morphett Street
Tickets $25/$20. Fri 20th, 10pm, Sat 21st Nov, 8:30pm (60mins)
NO ONE LIKES ME
NUNGAY NITEs
GENDER SPANNER
PANDORA
Darren Vizer intertwines his collective talents, of dance, theatre, and
drag in this compelling tale of the lived experience of Australia’s road to
acceptance. A show about being different: growing up gay in a school
system of intolerance, dealing with a family built on traditional gender
roles and coming out against a backdrop of drug use, sexually transmitted
diseases and prejudice. No One Likes Me is a stunning theatrical
autobiography that shows just how far we’ve come. Part tragedy, part
comedy, and all truth No One Likes Me is a soul baring portrayal of a man
with a simple wish, ‘like me for who I am’.
Tandanya NACI in partnership with Moolagoo Mob and Blak Lemons
presents a cultural extravaganza in one spectacular evening. The
evening will showcase local Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander
rainbow performers for our MOB to experience a brilliant round of
cultural workshops, Comedy, Live Music, Drag and Dance.
Are you a man? Are you a woman? Are you sure?
Centuries ago when gods ruled the earth, there lived a beautiful
goddess named Pandora. She was tricked by an evil Sorceress to open a
mysterious box and unleashed evil into the land. Now Pandora and the
rulers of the realm, Athena, Aphrodite, Apollo and Hermes must fight
back to reclaim the throne from Medusa and bring peace once again into
their kingdom.
Join us as we celebrate Adelaide Community LGBTIQ Love, Culture,
Strength and Diversity. Live Loud. Live Proud!
All ages event
Visit Tandanya www.tandanya.com.au and on Facebook.
Tickets $30/$25. Fri 20th & Sat 21st Nov, 7pm (60mins)
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Tickets $20/$15
Sat 21st Nov, 6pm (4hrs)
Tandanya – Kaurna Country, 253 Grenfell Street, Adelaide
WWW.FEAST.ORG.AU Gender Spanner is a joyous and empowering hour of burlesque,
cabaret and labels that just don’t stick. Armed with a ukulele, spinning
plates and an array of costumes that traverse gender stereotypes,
Crowtown’s Jessica McKerlie presents a smorgasbord of original music,
burlesque routines and poetry with a common thread: Are you a man?
Are you a woman? Are you sure? Originally inspired by Jessica’s own
explorations and understanding of gender fluidity, Gender Spanner is a
cabaret that goes to the very core of what it is to be human.
Tickets $20/$18
Sat 21st Nov, 7pm (55mins)
West Bar, University of South Australia, North Terrace, Adelaide
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Pandora showcases Adelaide’s best local talent and based on the artefact
in Greek mythology, Pandora’s Box. Starring Princess Laya, Malt Biscuit,
Alexis Biffin, Venus Amore, Konstanz, Jed, Leighton, Adrian & Jayke.
Tickets $20/$18. Sat 21st Nov, 10pm (60mins)
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THURSDAY 4 FEBRUARY
FESTIVAL THEATRE
amelia ryan is a STORM
IN A D-CUP
SWEET DREAMS:
SONGS BY ANNIE LENNOX
Fresh from a smash hit run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival,
Adelaide’s own cabaret darling, Amelia Ryan, returns with this
multi-award winning show! When a girl’s been blessed with a
gay father, a transgender step-mother, can add ‘Exotic Dancing’
to her resume, and has caused the spectacular demise of FIVE
automobiles, what’s left to do but get it all off her chest in a candid
yet hilariously delivered cabaret? With razor-sharp humour she
parodies the likes of 4 Non Blondes, Belinda Carlisle and Kander &
Ebb. Join Amelia as she takes Feast by Storm!
Direct from a smash hit run at Edinburgh Fringe, acclaimed
cabaret performer Michael Griffiths IS Annie Lennox. From the
gender bending early days as one half of 80s new wave sensation
Eurythmics through to her stunning solo career. Featuring
unforgettable songs like Why, Thorn In My Side, Walking On Broken
Glass and There Must Be An Angel (Playing With My Heart).
'One of the most flawless performances around' Rip It Up.
Tickets $30/$25
Winner Best Cabaret Adelaide Fringe 2014.
‘Griffiths is a masterful interpreter of Lennox’s superb
lyrics...Sweet and dreamy indeed’ Broadway Baby
Tickets $30/$25
Sat 28th Nov, 8:30pm (60mins)
Nexus Theatre, Lion Arts Centre Courtyard cnr North Terrace &
Join us for an intimate night with the best queer burlesque
performers from across Australia. Prepare to be transported into
our performers most intimate thoughts and relive their experiences,
as they show us what identifying under the LGBTIQ rainbow means
to them. Both local and interstate beauties including Cherry Button,
Vivienne Von Coffin, Leopard Lass, Jolie Mystique, Ivy Fox, and
more. Get to know them both inside, and out!
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With the explosion of interest in the experiences of young people
in schools, it was only a matter of time until we turned our eyes to
the experiences of LGBTIQ teachers. This performance animates
transcripts from real-life teachers that ask audiences to critically
consider the ‘performance’ of being an LGBTIQ teacher in today’s
schools. Using the metaphor of paper airplane flight, which models
and mobilizes efforts to move bodies and identities “heavier than
air,” this performance highlights how LGBTIQ teachers remain
spectral/partial figures in schools that refuse to invite our ‘whole
selves’ in.
Hiroto travels the world as a speaker, business coach, lecturer
for the Human Rights Education Team in Yoshinokawa, Japan
and is chairman of Japan GID Friends, supporting people with
Gender Identity Disorder. Join him for an intimate hour as he
shares his inspiring life journey from being born a girl in Kobe
City, Japan through to his struggles with gender identity and
ultimate empowerment through public speaking and personal
transformation. A special event not to be missed.
To H a p p y !
Featuring Stacy Holman Jones (Monash University), Anne Harris
(Monash University) & Rachel Forgasz (Monash University)
Tickets $30/$25
Fri 27th - Sat 28th Nov, 7pm (60 mins)
Free
Wed 25th Nov, 5:30pm (60mins)
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EVENT NAME
SPECIAL EVENTS
PRIDE MARCH
THE MARCHING DUNSTANS
OPENING NIGHT PARTY
QUEER STATION
PICNIC IN THE PARK
PICNIC AFTER PARTY
THE ART OF DRAG
FEAST LOUNGE
VONNIS BIG ARVO
QUEER LIVING BOOKS
MELBOURNE CUP LUNCH
2015 HOMOSEXUAL HISTORIES CONFERENCE
STEPHEN FRY IN ADELAIDE FOR ONE EVENING ONLY
GO GO POP PARTY
DOLPHIN DISCO CRUISE
THE RED DRESS
CABARET & THEATRE
THE STORY OF MY LIFE
JOLIE: MY PEROGATIVE
NO ONE LIKES ME
NUNGAY NITES
THE DEVIL WEARS LEIGH BUCHANAN
KITSCH IN SYNCH
GENDER SPANNER
PANDORA
AMELIA RYAN IS A STORM IN A D-CUP
SWEET DREAMS: SONGS BY ANNIE LENNOX
QUEERLESQUE
HEAVIER THAN AIR
QUEER IDEAS
HIROTO SIMIZU
THE REMEMBERING DUNSTAN PROJECT
TO THE BARRICADES!
THE ROAD TO ACCEPTANCE
GAYS ON FILM Q&A
FILM
METEOR & ALL ABOUT E PREMIERE SCREENING
VISUAL ARTS
BLOOM
RAINBOW CALENDAR
BEHIND THE RED DOOR
INSIDE OUT & THE BODY-MORPHIC
THE GLOVES ARE ON!
HANDPRINTS
FLESHED OUT
YOUTH EVENTS
OUT REACH MOUNT GAMBIER
THE QUEER HISTORY SLIDESHOW
THE MINUS 18 SAME SEX GENDER DIVERSE FORMAL
COMMUNITY EVENTS
SA SAME SEX DANCESPORT COMPETITION
DOGRIDGE VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT 2015
IT'S JUST LOVE
COMEDY
COMEDY MASS DEBATE
ALWAYS THE BRIDESMAID
THE SPARROW MEN
LISA-SKYE AND DAISY BERRY DO ADELAIDE
IN BED WITH VONNI
THE BAD GAY
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THE ADELAIDE GAY AND LESBIAN QWIRE
LITERATURE
BEING CONCHITA
EXPLORATION OF A LESBIANCENTRIC UNIVERSE
COLOURING THE RAINBOW
DIVERSITY HUB AT VENUE 63
INTERNATIONAL TRANSGENDER DAY OF REMEMBRANCE
TRANSGENDER DINNER
TRANS*WORLD CAFE
KARAOKE KARNIVALE
HILLS EVENTS
HILL'S SOIREE AT SILVIA'S
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queer ideas & film
COMMUNITY / SPORT
Presented by Adelaide Spikers Volleyball Club
Presented by Unity and Friends
Gay Men’s Health SA Volleyball Tournament 2014. Local and
interstate players are invited to compete in our 12th Annual
Volleyball Tournament in either A, B or C grade competition.
Register as individuals or teams. Spectators free. Player registration
$35.00. Download registration forms from www.adelaidespikers.
asn.au or email info@adelaidespikers.asn.au
An evening worship service for the LGBTIQ Christian community. All
are welcome even if you haven’t been to church for years. For more
info: Rev Leanne Jenski 0409516857 or Leanne.jenski@optusnet.
com.au
GMHSA VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT
LET’S DO CHURCH, DARLING!
The Remembering
Dunstan Project
Mt Lofty Community Sports Centre, Heathfield High School, 99 Longwood Road Heathfield
29 Nov 6:30pm
Narrative, Images, Queers and Asylum Seekers: What do Australia’s
SA
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Activist, advocate and scholar, Nan has researched, taught
and published
on law and LBGTI issues in the USA, NZ and Australia. Her work addresses
same sex marriage, domestication and homonormativity, transgender
immigration, intimate partner violence, queer and feminist legal theory
and the laws related to asylum seekers who are sexual minorities.
Celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the decriminalisation of
homosexuality in SA and the many other social reforms achieved under
the political leadership of Premier Don Dunstan.
Supported by LGBTQI Grants Program, DCSI, Government of SA.
Facebook: Marching Dunstans 2015
Free Public Lecture
Fri 13th Nov, 6pm (90mins)
Yungondi Way, The University of South Australia,
TO THE BARRICADES!
MORE OUTLAW THAN IN-LAW?
Church of the Trinity - Uniting Church, 318 Goodwood Road, Clarence Park
23 Nov 7pm, 60 mins
Australia’s Homosexual Histories Conference 2015 has begged Dr
to come out of Queer History Walk retirement.
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FREE!
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the Barricades,’ she has commanded!
Trailing clouds of glory, Gertrude will fire up with thewww.feast.org.au
sensational
trial of Bert Edwards JP MP, storm her way down North Terrace
Presented by SA Samesex Dancesport
and then finally, wrath subsiding, reflect on Dr George Duncan’s
drowning, beside his memorial on the River Torrens.
SA SAMESEX
DANCESPORT COMPETITION
GAYS ON FILM, Q&A
Meet the cast and crew from local short film Meteor and
internationally acclaimed Aussie feature film All About E following
their double-bill screening. An exclusive behind-the-scenes glimpse
of the challenges faced in bringing these queer stories to the big
screen, as told by the artists behind them.
Free
Tues 17th Nov, 9:30pm (30mins)
Mercury Cinema, 13 Morphett Street, Adelaide
METEOR & ALL ABOUT E
PREMIERE SCREENING
Be there to experience awe inspiring dancing from interstate, overseas
and local samesex couples. Cheer on your favourites and ‘trip the light
fantastic’ in social dancing yourself. The atmosphere is electric as couples
glide across the floor in ballroom, shimmy and seduce in latin and show
grace and style in new vogue. Bar facilities and food available.
A double whammy of local movie talent!
Short film Meteor follows Patrick, caught between 'making it work'
and letting go, on a journey into the outback with boyfriend John.
Being face-to-face in an isolated landscape - will this be enough to
keep them together?
Western
Centre,Conference
79 Marion Road,
Cowandilla
TicketsYouth
$18/$15.
attendees
$15/$12
Sunday 15th Nov, 11am (120mins)
Meet in the forecourt of SAHMRI building
(opposite
UniSA
City West Campus)
FP
door
$15 C $12
8 Nov 1pm, 240mins
SA
Directed by Gilbert Kemp Attrill, produced by Thu Nguyen and featuring
Ben Roberts and Sam Dugmore, Meteor is a production of the Media
Resource Centre's Raw Nerve initiative which supports emerging
filmmakers. Recipient of the Bronze Feast Foundation Scholarship
www.feast.org.au
Feature film All About E follows a beautiful sexy DJ who is forced to
run when she stumbles on a bag of cash. Can she keep the money,
conquer her demons, AND get the girl?
Proud to be celebrating diversity as part of
Adelaide Feast Festival
THE ROAD TO ACCEPTANCE
Join actor/writer Daren Vizer and special local guests in a discussion
format to explore themes raised in his acclaimed one man show No
One Likes Me; particularly prejudice and stigma around HIV and the
role of art bringing these themes to a contemporary audience.
Free
Sat 21st Nov, 4:30pm (60mins)
Morphett Street Adelaide
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Jury Award for Best Women’s International Feature at North
Carolina Gay & Lesbian Film Festival
‘A funny and adventurous tale’ Progressive Pulse
‘Beautifully shot’ Outfest 2015
Directed by Louise Wadley Produced by Jay Rutovitz and featuring
Adelaide local artist, Mandahla Rose.
Tickets $25/$20
Tues 17th Nov, 7pm (Short film, 7mins. Feature 90mins)
Mercury Cinema, 13 Morphett Street, Adelaide
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visual arts
Supported by
visual arts
inside out & the body-morphic
THE GLOVES ARE ON!
Emerging Adelaide-based painter Dylan Pimm explores issues of
masculinity, desire, vulnerability, and the body through a collection
of strikingly abstract images created on board.
Doyenne of Decorators, Dr Gertrude Glossip PhD (Formal Drapery)
Curtain University, issues THE CHALLENGE: To Director Nick Mitzevich
- ENHANCE THE VISUALS of the Art Gallery of South Australia. She who
knows how to drape window, statue, icon and image is bursting with
concepts! What will she suggest for Buck and the angels? Nick and
Gertrude will also discourse on queer art and artists in the collection.
Their intercourse is sure to entertain and enlighten! The tour concludes
with a convivial, bubbly libation.
The work, which employs painting and drawing techniques, is at
the same time visceral and highly controlled studies of same-sex
sexuality, the self, and the male other. This is the first solo exhibition
of Dylan’s work.
Free
Sat 14th Nov – Sat 28th Nov, 10am – 8pm
Venue 63, 63 Light Square, Adelaide
BLOOM
RAINBOW CALENDAr
The world premiere of Emma Hack’s Bloom exhibition. A collection
of body painted illusionary artworks Emma Hack is renowned
for, created using a never before seen lenticular/3D technique.
The flowers will appear to bloom across the muse’s body, further
exploring her stop motion body art technique that has gained
attention worldwide. A true feast for the senses.
Come and experience a unique photographic exhibition of entries
from the inaugural Rainbow calendar competition. See how the
terms of ‘identity’ and ‘community’ have been interpreted by
entrants from across South Australia and incorporated into a
community calendar- complete with queer, historically-significant
days, events and services. Join us at the launch and you may just be
lucky enough to walk away with your own copy!
Recipient of the Silver Feast Foundation Scholarship
Free
Wed 4th Nov – Wed 9th Dec (Public Launch Sat 7th & 8th Nov)
WED – FRI: 11am-5pm. SAT – SUN: 10am-4pm
Shop 14 (entrance) North Adelaide Village, 67 O’Connell Street,
North Adelaide
Free
Thurs 12th Nov (launch) – Fri 27th Nov, 9am-5pm (till 9pm Thurs)
Culshaw Miller, 49 Hindmarh Square, Adelaide
BEHIND THE RED DOOR
With oil colour and drawing on canvas, Aaron Simonson continues to
celebrate award winning Australian landscapes.
Included in the show, now, for the first time some purely abstract
works. Colourful, lyrical, musical gestures and marks on canvas.
Enjoy and take home quality art at affordable prices.
Free
14th Nov – 29th Nov 8am-4pm everyday
Red Door Bakery, 22 Elizabeth Street, Croydon & 54a King William
Road, Goodwood
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Fri 20th Nov, 6pm (120mins)
Art Gallery of South Australia, North Terrace, Adelaide
HANDPRINTS: Stories about
fleshed out
Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Islander People and HIV
A collection of artwork by Aboriginal and Torres Strait artists from
all states and territories and the Torres Strait Islands. The collection
tells the story of how HIV can affect our peoples, our families and our
communities. This exhibition is about our Dreaming - our creation, our
land, our people, our totems, our past and future. HANDPRINTS was
commissioned as part of the first Sydney International Indigenous Pre
Conference on HIV/AIDS 2014 and will be exhibited for the first time in
Adelaide. This project is generously funded by the Australian Government
– Department of Health.
A collaborative exhibition comprising of 14 LGBTIQ artists of varying
disciplines of 3-D and 2-D works. Exhibiting artists are Ian Willding,
Clancy Warner, Areti Devetzidis, Eric Kuhlmann, Jeremy Paddick, Kym
Wanganeen, Leith Semmens, Llewelyn Ash, Neil Austin, Sean Le aka
Miller, Steven Papas, Tina Plenty, Wayandudug and Wayne McAra.
Free
Mon 23rd Nov to Friday 4th Dec 9am - 5pm – daily
Foyer of the South Australian Health and Medical
Research Institute North Terrace
Free
Grand Opening Fri 30th Oct (5pm-8pm) – Fri 20th Nov (Mon-Sat
10am-4pm, Sun 1pm-4pm)
Gallery M, 287 Diagonal Road, Oaklands Park
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youth events
OUT REACH
MOUNT GAMBIER
The Queer History
Slideshow at The
Queer Youth Drop In
THE MINUS 18
SAME SEX GENDER
DIVERSE FORMAL
In conjunction with Facebook group 'Mount
Gambier LGBTIQ Community and Support’
and Ovation Centre For Performing Arts, Feast
will conduct a forum in two high schools with
local and visiting speakers to discuss issues
surrounding coming out, mental health, trans
awareness and regional support. Look out for
a special Thursday night appearance in Mt
Gambier from Adelaide’s superstar DJ Josh,
check our website closer to the event for
venue details.
Are there histories of young queer people
in Australia? What happened before there
were any queer youth groups and when
homosexuality was still illegal? What did queer
young people do in the past? What protests
did they organize? What parties did they
have? What did they wear and what music did
they listen to? How much have things changed
for queer young people today?
The Minus18 Same Sex Gender Diverse
Formal is coming to South Australia! To be
held at the Freemasons Hall in the Adelaide
CBD, we're so excited to be partnering with
Safe Schools South Australia to host this
incredible night of fun and entertainment.
Free
Thurs 5th & Fri 6th Nov
Mount Gambier South Australia
Join Daniel for an interactive slideshow
featuring images and stories of queer young
people from Australia’s past. Come see
pictures of struggle, celebration and amazing
youth fashions from history!
This event will be presented by Daniel
Marshall and is based on the Queer Youth
Education Project workshops that he runs.
Daniel also writes about queer history and
youth and is an academic at Deakin University
in Melbourne.
Donation at the door
Thurs 12th Nov, 6.30pm (90mins)
Experience Café, 13 Hutt St, Adelaide
Running from 5pm until 10pm, the Same
Sex Gender Diverse Formal is a chance for
same-sex attracted and gender diverse
young people to just be themselves in a
welcoming and inclusive environment. You
can come with your partner, your friends
or even yourself – no matter who you bring
with you, you're sure to have an amazing
time!
Ticketed
Fri 13th Nov, 5pm-10pm
Freemasons Hall, North Terrace, Adelaide
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This event is organised and run entirely by
the same-sex attracted and gender diverse
young people at Minus18. This event is for
young people aged 21 and under and is
strictly drug and alcohol free.
Feast have teamed up with UBER to give new users a free* ride up to $25! UBER is the new app that connects you with a
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With Adelaide’s best range of
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area including a hot spa, cold tub
and steam room, massage and a
delicious health café.
For more information or to join
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31 OCT
Ancient World
116a Hindley St.
8 til Late
A FEAST FESTIVAL FUNDRAISER
SA SAMESEX DANCESPORT
COMPETITION
DogRidge Volleyball
Tournament 2015
Hot dancers from all over Australia & New Zealand will turn up the
heat as they compete in the SA Samesex Dancesport competition.
Come along and take in some sizzling energy as these couples
sway and swivel, swing and jive the afternoon away. Roar for your
favourites and try to sway the Judges. Get excited over the moves
and glam outfits. Even take the chance to do a few steps of your
own. Alcohol and food available for purchase.
Presented by the Adelaide Spikers Volleyball Club Inc.
Tickets $15/$12 (Tickets available at the door)
Sat 7th Nov, 1pm (4hrs)
Western Youth Centre, 79 Marion Road, Cowandilla
Free
Sat 28th Nov, 8:30am – 5pm
Mt Lofty Community Sports Centre, 99 Longwood Rd,
Heathfield High School
Local and interstate players are invited to compete in our 13th
Annual Volleyball Tournament in either A, B or C grade competition.
Register as individuals or teams. Player registration $35.00.
Spectators free. Players are invited to attend FEAST's Picnic in the
Park on Sunday 29th November (cost).
Download registration forms from www.adelaidespikers.asn.au or
ASVC Face book page or email: info@adelaidespikers.asn.au
it's just love
Ecumenical and inclusive Christian worship service with Holy
Communion. We’ll be celebrating life and love in all of its diversity,
complexity, challenge and joy, and everyone is welcome.
Open and affirming of all LGBTIQ+ and allies. A relaxed supper will follow
thought-provoking ideas, good music, and space for contemplation.
Presented by Unity & Friends.
Free
Sun 22nd Nov, 7.30
Pilgrim Uniting Church, 12 Flinders St, Adelaide
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comedy
comedy
comedy
mass debate
ALWAYS
THE BRIDESMAID
THE SPARROW MEN
LISA-SKYE AND DAISY IN BED
BERRY DO ADELAIDE WITH VONNI
THE BAD GAY
Hair VS Bare. Hairless VS Au Natural. High
Maintenance VS Can’t Be Bothered.
Thomas Jaspers spent six months tracking
down everyone he has slept with in a quest
to find out what went wrong. He hopes
that he will be able to perfect his flaws
and find ‘the one’, he just needs to weed
through the couple hundred ‘ones’ he
already met.
The Sparrow Men is a totally improvised
snap shot of the lives of real characters,
their relationships, and the world they
inhabit. With only a suggestion from
the audience to begin, this style of
contemporary theatre fluctuates between
comedic, sentimental, light hearted and
dramatic. Every show is a totally unique,
never to be repeated, experience.
Melbourne's favourite queerdo comics hit
Adelaide! Lock up your everyones.
A funny, in-depth journey into the life of
the unique, magic and much-loved Vonni.
Lisa-Skye and Daisy Berry will mess you up.
With laughter, friendly, friendly laughter.
Nothing's off limits: in this double-header
stand-up show they dive into what it is
to be queer in a world that can be so, so
straight.
From her glamourous tours around
Australia with world famous Les Girls in the
70's and 80's to working for underworld
mobs in Kings Cross strip clubs. The highs
and lows and lots of laughs, a conversation
event hosted by ABC 891 presenter and
Sunday Mail columnist Peter Goers.
Toby is bad at dancing, dating, dressing
(crocs with socks, anyone?) and pretty
much everything else starting with D.
Except dick jokes. He's very good at dick
jokes.
Local comedy superstar Demi Lardner
hosts a very serious debate about the pros
and cons of a practice which transcends
gender, sexuality and religion. Debaters
include Thomas Jaspers, Toby Halligan,
Lisa-Skye, Daisy Berry, Andy Balloch and
Marcus Willis.
To pluck or not to pluck? That is the
question.
This show was a sell-out hit at the
Melbourne International Comedy Festival,
so get in early and join Thomas on a camp
romp full of repressed memories and
romantic dreams before he buys a B&B and
retires in Daylesford.
'He’ll be a national treasure soon
enough.' Herald Sun
Tickets $25/ $20
Thurs 19th Nov, 7pm (90mins)
Nexus Theatre, Lion Arts Centre Courtyard cnr
North Terrace and Morphett Terrace, Adelaide
Tickets $20/$18
Fri 20th 10pm & Sat 21st 8:15pm (60mins)
West Bar, University of South Australia, North
Terrace, Adelaide
'joyously absurd, anarchic and
energetic' Time Out
‘The Sparrow Men are experts when it
comes to improvised theatre’ The Age
Join them for one night only in which one
whinges about her single lesbian problems
and the other barks about her adventures
in Berlin’s sex clubs... and we’ve barely
scratched the surface.
The 3rd in a popular series of
Conversations with Peter Goers.
As seen on ABC’s Strictly Speaking, Toby
writes for The Project and Legally Brown.
Directed by Damian Callinan
'One of Australia's brightest comedic
talents.' Herald Sun
'A comic natural.' Chortle
‘Whippet quick, high-energy duo’ The Herald Sun
Tickets $20/$18
West Bar, The University of South Australia,
Toby found love, lies and lunacy, all in one
place. This is his story.
Tickets $20/$18
Terrace, Adelaide
Tickets $25/$20
Sat 21st & 28th, 4pm (60 mins)
Nexus Theatre, Lion Arts Centre Courtyard
cnr North Terrace & Morphett St, Adelaide
Tickets $20/ $18
Sat 21st Nov, 9:30pm (60mins)
Terrace, Adelaide
HAPPY FEAST FESTIVAL 2015
DIVERSITY,
CULTURE AND THE ARTS!
CELEBRATING
Steven Marshall mp
State Liberal Leader | Member for Dunstan
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music
literature
ACACIA QUARTET & LYLE CHAN:
AN AIDS ACTIVIST’S MEMOIR IN MUSIC
Presented by the Adelaide Festival Centre, Lyle Chan is an AIDS
activist and composer and his passions are beautifully interwoven in
An AIDS Activist’s Memoir in Music. The Acacia Quartet perform this
emotionally powerful music, with narration by Chan, giving a truly
moving insight into AIDS activism.
Written in the crisis years 1991-1996, but completed 20 years
later, this work is agitated and tender, humorous and moving.
Containing portraits of famous activist friends now dead, it traces
personal and historical episodes in the fight against AIDS, including
demonstrations by direct action protest group ACT UP, of which
Chan was a core member.
BEING CONCHITA: WE ARE
UNSTOPPABLE, BOOK SIGNING
Exploration of a LesbianCentric Universe
ARIA-nominated string quartet, Acacia Quartet has earned
consistent critical acclaim for their performances of this work.
When Conchita stormed to victory in 2014's Eurovision Song Contest,
her winning words "We are unity and we are unstoppable" were
a pointed riposte to overt Russian hostility and Eastern European
homophobia and a watershed moment for LGBTIQ campaigners.
Susan Hawthorne’s poetry explores a lesbian-centric universe. In this
free event, she discusses the source of her poetic inspiration and
shows photographs taken during two residencies — in India, where
she wrote Cow (2011), and Rome, where she wrote Lupa and Lamb
(2014).
‘Sometimes words can fail to adequately describe what one
witnesses...’ The Age
Q & A with Lyle Chan following the performance.
Tickets starting from $35 (Ages 12+)
Thurs 19th Nov, 7pm (2hrs)
Dunstan Playhouse, Adelaide Festival Centre, Festival Drive, Adelaide
Her victory stirred massive support right across the continent in the
gay community and beyond. Conchita’s inspirational book is the full
story from rural childhood to recording artist, Gaultier Couture model
and cultural icon.
In Cow, through the character of Queenie, a cow of many talents,
Susan delves into the ancient and modern traditions that intersect
lesbians and cows.
Join Conchita for this very special literary event with ABC 891
presenter and Sunday Mail columnist Peter Goers for an hour of in
depth conversation and reflection on an extraordinary life. Conchita
will read excerpts and sign copies of her highly anticipated book.
Strictly limited numbers, this event will sell out!
In Lupa and Lamb she takes the hand of Curatrix, collector of ancient
artefacts and lost text. Lesbian history is full of stories of resistance.
From the retellings of the she-wolf’s story to the martyrs who resisted
rape, torture and death, Susan Hawthorne depicts a millennia-long
resistance to the expectations of patriarchal culture.
Tickets $60 (incl. signed copy of book). Tues 17th Nov, 4:30pm
Free
Tues 17th Nov, 6pm (60mins)
Feast Lounge, Lion Arts Centre Courtyard cnr North Terrace
and Morphett Street, Adelaide
Colouring the Rainbow:
Blak Queer and Trans
Perspectives
THE ADELAIDE GAY AND LESBIAN
QWIRE presents “AT THE MOVIES”
Wakefield Press, Tandanya and Feast Festival proudly invite you to
the launch of a ground- breaking collection of inspiring life stories
and essays by 22 First Nations queer and trans people from across
Australia.
Colouring the Rainbow explores inner reflections and outlooks
on family, country and identity, homophobia and transphobia,
decolonization, activism, performance, and more.
Indulge your musical tastebuds and take a mesmerising musical
journey through well loved music from some of the best known
films in the history of cinema when The Adelaide Gay and Lesbian
Qwire Presents At The Movies, featuring hit songs from Toy Story,
Aladdin, The Lion King, Beauty and The Beast and more.
The book contributors uncover an often-hidden world and tell it like
it is. Colouring the Rainbow is real, searing and celebratory.
To be launched by Associate Professor James Ward with guest
speakers from Blak Lemons and the Moolagoo Mob, and live music
by Tempestt Sumner-Lovett.
There will be something for every member of the family to enjoy!
Expect to come under the Conductor’s spell as he waves his
magic wand over the Qwire to produce an unforgettable musical
experience in the majestic surrounds of Adelaide’s premier concert
venue, Elder Hall.
Free
Wed 18th Nov, 6pm (60mins)
Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute, 253 Grenfell St, Adelaide
Tickets $20/ $17. Sat 21st Nov 5pm
Elder Hall, North Terrace, Adelaide
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diversity hub at venue 63
BECOME A
FOSTER CARER
INTERNATIONAL TRANSGENDER
DAY OF REMEMBRANCE
TRANSGENDER DINNER
Featuring “WHO WOULD YOU
INTERVIEW … ON THE PINK SOFA?”
ITDOR is an annual event, is celebrated on 20th November in over 185
cities and in more than 20 countries. It was created in 1999 as a result
of the murder of Rita Hester, A young African American transgender
woman. Join us to remember transgender and gender diverse people
those whose lives have been lost as a result in acts of transphobic
violence and suicide throughout this year. We will also celebrate the
courage and resilience of transgender and gender diverse people in
Adelaide, nationally and internationally. This event includes a candle light
remembrance, guest speakers, entertainment, refreshments and good
company. Everyone is welcome.
Welcome to our dinner party. Enjoy yummy food, great company
and entertainment while hostess Alex will facilitate a series of
interviews with a diverse line-up of Adelaide “celebs” plus a surprise
performance.
Donation at the Door. Fri 20th Nov, 6pm (120mins)
Free
Sat 21st Nov, 7pm
Trans* world Café
karaoke karnivale
Hosted by Sharing Stories Beyond Gender
A fun filled night of karaoke hosted by the gorgeous Genevieve Bailey
whose quick wit and great voice brings together a night of haunting
karaoke variety at its best.
Creative works from our ongoing ‘Sharing Stories Beyond Gender’ social
media storytelling workshops will be exhibited as we bring together diverse
trans* and gender-questioning people with friends, family and a wider
community of social service providers, educators and policy makers. We
will share food, drinks and music as an experienced ‘World Café’ facilitator
guides our discussions around ‘home’, ‘safety’ and ‘wellbeing’.
Dance the night away as we continue the celebration of diversity.
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FRANCES MAGILL
FINANCIAL STRATEGISTS
P: 08 8231 0100
F: 08 8231 0155
250 Wright Street Adelaide SA 5000
www.francesmagillfinancialstrategists.com
Carers can be single people or couples. We
provide our carers with 24/7 support, extensive
training, and a fortnightly tax-free
reimbursement.
To find out more, contact us on 8415 6900 or visit
www.lwb.org.au/fostercare
Entrance is free – buy your own dinner and drinks.
WWW.LWB.ORG.AU
PARTNERS:
Gen’s close friend and local crooner Michael Bates – 2010 World Karaoke
champion will blow you away with his great performance and of course
lucky winners will receive fabulous prizes.
A celebration of creativity, activism and social change!
Tickets $5/$3
Sun 15th Nov, 1-4pm
Life Without Barriers is seeking compassionate
people to provide a long-term, stable and nurturing
home to a child or young person requiring
specialised care.
An online hub for LGBTI health and HIV stories from
Australia and around the world.
CONNECT
/gnncheckup
@gnncheckup
Tickets $20
Fri 13th Nov, 8pm (5 hours)
WWW.FEAST.ORG.AU gaynewsnetwork.com.au/checkup
Hills events
feast stories
Feast Festival is honoured to announce
Margie Fischer has accepted the role of Patron
following a formal request by Feast’s Board.
Margie is an inspirational leader in our
community, she has worked on a rich variety
of LGBTIQ artistic and community projects for
decades and continues to do so.
Hill’s Soiree At Silvia’s
She'll be Right Love; I Sing Piaf Georgia with a G goes to France
Catch up with friends, make new connections and enjoy a pre
festival evening of food, Adelaide Hills wine and guest speakers
at Silvia Hart’s Café in the heart of Hahndorf. Feast on generous
platters of seasonal organic delights in the candle lit ambience
of this cosy café. Speakers will be queer Hills artists and writers
showing and reading from their work with plenty of time to chat,
feast and relax.
Georgia with a G returns to Adelaide to premiere her new show.
Georgia sings the songs of the legendary French songstress Edith Piaf;
so taking her Cabaret show to France should be a piece of cake. With
her pal Cecile on the tour what could go wrong? They head off to
perform at the Avignon Festival of Theatre with their swags packed with
glitter and false eyelashes. Join these lesbian thespians and experience
the contrast of cultures, musical mash-ups and culinary cock-ups in this
hilarious show. It’s time to draw on a moustache, adjust your beret
and rendezvous at the Mt Barker library transformed to an intimate
nightclub for one night only.
Tickets $25 (includes food platters and a glass of wine)
Sat 7th Nov, 7pm – 10pm (3hrs)
The Seasonal Garden Café, 81 Main street, Hahndorf
Tickets $20/ $10
Sat 21st Nov 8pm (120 mins)
Mt Barker Community Library, 5 Dumas Street, Mt Barker
MS MARGIE
FISCHER
Feast Festival’s
Patron
ADELAIDE HILLS WONDERLANDS
This acclaimed interactive theatre show focuses on homophobia in high
schools. It is presented by award winning theatre Company ActNow.
Speak Out explores homophobia, its effect on young people and provides
opportunities to explore strategies to respond. First the audience
watches the performance without interruption. Then they are given
the opportunity to interrupt the repeat performance and change the
outcome. This forum theatre technique offers a sense of rehearsal for
the real world. It empowers communities and individuals to take positive
action when dealing with social issues. High school students, parents,
family and friends are invited to this free thought provoking and inclusive
community performance.
Feast Garden Tours are legendary. Enjoy a perfect garden lovers day out
in the Adelaide Hills. This year we visit four amazing gardens in a comfy
45 seater bus. First a romantic formal garden with multi-level terraced
rooms, herbaceous borders, a riot of colours, greenhouse, beehive and
vegetable garden. Morning tea is served on the lawn.
Free
Wed 25th Nov, 7pm (90mins)
Mt Barker Community Library, 5 Dumas Street, Mt Barker
$80 includes bus trip, morning tea, lunch, entrance fees.
Sat 28th Nov, 9am sharp- 5pm
Tour departs/returns Veale Gardens, South Terrace.
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People volunteer at Feast for many reasons; to meet new friends, contribute to the Festival or learn new skills are just a few. Volunteering is a great way to
get hands on experience through a fun, fast paced Festival. Feast also provides many volunteers with real skills that have helped them gain employment in
other Festival’s, event management companies and helped many with their completion of university studies. Feast is proud of its community support to all
of its Volunteers past and present, and this year Feast is excited to announce that the Volunteer survival pack also includes 5 FREE UBER Taxi Vouchers so
Volunteers of the Festival will get home safe.
Paul has been actively volunteering at Feast
since 2012. If you get to meet Paul, he may tell
you his story that prior to finding Feast he was
in a sad place. However, after deciding to pluck
up the courage and volunteer for Feast, Paul
found a purpose and some long term friends.
JAMES
LANDSEER
A leisurely day of horticultural bliss. Bookings essential.
WWW.FEAST.ORG.AU In 2014 Paul took on the huge task of
distributing, conducting and collating over
600 Festival goer surveys that were used for
critical data reporting. After the success of the
execution of the task, Paul was given another
challenge of finding all the questions for the
2015 Quiz Night. Paul challenged the Quiz
patrons with some hard and obscure LGBTIQ
James started volunteering at Feast in 2014
to gain some experience in the Festival
world. Having a degree in Public Relations,
James’ initial role was to help build and
explore other marketing opportunities
that Feast could potentially utilise for the
upcoming Festival.
Next The Cedars planted with exotic species, fragrant roses and massive
trees- a joy to walk around, sit and admire. Plus two yet to be revealed
extraordinary gardens with lunch at the Organic Market Café in Stirling
renowned for its flavorsome food, good coffee and wonderful cakes.
Having worked in theatre and community
Margie will step down from the Feast Board in
September after 19 years of her many roles within
the organization and take up the role of Feast’s
inaugural Patron as we move into our 20th year.
VOLUNTEERS
PAUL
NEWTON
ActNow Theatre - Speak Out!
Her generous support of the Feast Festival
has included her roles as co founder, Artistic
Director, Chair and Board member, project
worker, financial supporter and will now move
to Feast Patron.
cultural development all her life Margie’s
passion for the arts is only surpassed by her
desire to support queer artists, community
projects and initiatives. From writing,
performing and project coordination Margie
has used her creative attributes to break down
barriers, challenge conventional thinking
and positively affected the lives of thousands
of South Australian artists and community
members.
history questions that generated some hearty
debate and fun competition.
In July Paul was promoted to the 2015
Volunteer Coordinator role. Feast is proud to
announce that Paul is now an employee of
Feast thanks to funding through CBS.
Artist Services and continues to build his
skill set that will undoubtedly result in great
success for the future. Already James has
been offered 2 weeks work experience with
leading PR Agency RED in Melbourne in 2016
and our team here at Feast couldn’t be more
proud.
With his quiet nature and diligent work
ethic, James was hired for the 2014 Festival
as the resident Marketing Assistant. James’
easy going nature and ability to multi task
proved valuable and he was re-hired for the
2015 Festival. James has many skills and
roles at Feast including Marketing, PR and
Feast would like to acknowledge all the Volunteers who support Feast from the smallest to largest ways. Without your help, support, guidance, energy and
time we would not be able to produce such a wonderful community Festival every year. Happy Feast
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flying the rainbow flag
FLYING THE RAINBOW FLAG
We wrote to every mayor and CEO in every municipal council in South
Australia inviting them to show their support for LGBTIQ people and
their families living in their community. We asked them to actively
contribute to the health and well-being of the whole community
by flying the rainbow flag for the duration of the Feast Festival,
November 14-29.
2015 saw heightened media attention around councils deciding to
fly or not fly the flag, Feast sees the program as a symbolic way in
which councils can help celebrate the Festival state-wide, as well
as publicly acknowledging their council’s role in promoting and
celebrating diversity.
Last year 13 councils participated. This year we are pleased to announce
that we have 17 municipal councils participating! The Berri Barmera
Council and Kangaroo Island Council are also supporting the program in
other creative ways – this is encouraged for all Councils. Feast also asked
businesses in Rundle Mall, along Hindley Street, Grote Street, Gouger
Street and Morphett Street to fly/display the rainbow flag too, with
many joining in the celebration of diversity during Feast Festival.
Charles Sturt is...
celebrating Feast Festival
with a street party!
Queer Station Street Party
Station Place, Bowden
Sunday 22 November, 11am – 6pm
FREE
As of the end of August those councils who will fly the rainbow flag are:
THANK YOU TO ALL MUNICIPAL COUNCILS AND BUSINESSES THAT SUPPORTED
CELEBRATING DIVERSITY IN 2015!
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ticketing & access information
PARTNERS
how to book (TICKETS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE)
principal partner
Online: Tickets can be purchased via credit card at www.outix.com.au
Telephone: Call Feast on 08 8463 0684
In Person: Feast Office (9am-5pm, Mon-Fri) - Lion Arts Centre Courtyard
cnr North Terrace and Morphett Street, conveniently located across the
road from the City West tram stop.
Tickets available from September 15, unless otherwise stated.
Box Office: The Outix Box Office will be open during the festival.
14-29 November from 9am-5pm, Mon-Fri and 11am Sat-Sun.
08 8463 0684.
Collection: Tickets will not be posted out. All tickets purchased through
Outix will be emailed to you or available for collection at the Box Office.
Please note: Proof of ID, concession or eligibility of discounts will be
required when you enter specific events.
Feast Festival
All tickets sold through Outix will incur a $3 booking fee.
For more information and Outix terms and conditions: www.outix.com.au
The main ticket categories are:
Full Price: People with no form of concession or membership
Concession: Student, seniors, health care and pension card holders
The following associate memberships can also access concession prices:
TREV trev.org.au
GREEN ROOM adelaidefestivalcentre.com/greenroom
AUSTRALIAN EDUCATION UNION aeusa.asn.au
YHA yha.com.au
USASA usasa.sa.edu.au
MEAA alliance.org.au
AUSTRALIAN WRITERS GUILD
SPECIAL OFFERS
Buy ticket bundles of 5 or more shows and receive special deals.
Government Partners
Wheelchair accessible events are indicated throughout the program
and online by the use of this symbol.
Auslan interpreted events are indicated throughout the program and
online by use of this symbol.
parking: upark locations
Feast
Festival
Feast
Guide – UPark locations on Hub Map
Supported by Arts SA and South Australian Tourism Commission
Festival
Feast Guide –Feast
UPark
locations on Hub Map
Major Partners
Feast Guide – UPark locations on Hub Map
Support Partners
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acknowledgements
Feast is conscious
of and attempts to
minimise its impact on
the environment.
Festival Operations
Feast Board
Bespoke
Production Solutions
Be Young PR
KWP
Red Agency
Markus Hamence Inc
Outix
Joshua Rayner (Chair)
Holley Skeene (Deputy Chair)
Rachael Turner (Treasurer)
Margie Fischer
Nathan Moir
Rohan Yates
Tom Williamson
Tricia Garnett
Troy-Anthony Baylis
Matt Gilbertson (until May 2015)
GUIDE PUBLISHER
SALES MANAGER
Christopher Neal
ACCOUNT MANAGER
Brodie McGee
DESIGNER
James Scardino
COVER
Extended Feast Family
Conchita Wurst
COVER PHOTOGRAPHY
The Factory Digital Media
Filip with an F
A Backbone Computing
Lucent Financial
JALTA Insurance
Print Solutions
Julie Allerton
Peter Hall Accounting
Copyfax Gouger St
Gay Bingo Volunteers and Supporters
The Ed
Vonni’s Big Arvo
Feast 2015 Ambassador
Michael Griffiths
General Manager
Cassandra Liebeknecht
Thomas Ramstorfer
COMPANY DIRECTOR
Dean Bell
MANAGING EDITOR
Reg Domingo
IT MANAGER
Rico Proft
ACCOUNTANT
Celine Chang
EVO MEDIA ONLINE
gaynewsnetwork.com.au
ADELAIDE OFFICE
PO Box 3263
Norwood, SA, 5067
Staff
MARKETING/ PR COORDINATOR & ARTIST SERVICES
James Landseer
OFFICE ADMINISTRATION
Travis Atkinson and Tegan Woodham
VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR
Paul Newton
STALLS COORDINATOR
Rebecca Cave (intern)
QUEER YOUTH DROP IN, PROJECT OFFICERS
Edwin Kemp-Attrill
Indy Wishart
Photographers & Photo credits
HEAD OFFICE
Festival Photographer - Photo Jo
Front Cover – EUROVISION/EBU
Jolie – My Prerogative - Paul Tait
The Queer History Slideshow – The Lesbian & Gay
Archives
Soiree at Sylvia’s – VANN Photography
Premier Don Dunstan – The Dunstan Collection,
Flinders University Library
Nungay Nite – Nharla Photography
L3, 140 William St, East Sydney,
NSW, 2010
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ABN 89 162 509 202
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Feast Foundation
LGBTIQ Artistic Committee
Michael Griffiths (Chair)
Troy-Anthony Baylis
Fanny Jacobson
Will Seargeant
Mandahla Rose
Alex Schulz
Elizabeth Munn
Leighton Jacques
To the wonderful supporters of Feast, Thank you
again for your support during 2015
Volunteers
Thank you so much to each and every volunteer.
Your time, energy, love and dedication to the
festival is much appreciated. You can find a list of
our valued volunteers on our website www.feast.
org.au
Information contained in this guide
was correct at the time of printing.
Feast Adelaide Gay & Lesbian Cultural
Festival and the publishers accept no
responsibility of changes that may have
occurred after printing.
Views expressed and content of the
festival events are not necessarily
endorsed by the publisher. No responsibility is accepted by
the publisher for the accuracy of information contained in
any part of the text or advertising material in this publication.
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