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ANZ proudly supports
the Feast Festival.
ANZ cardholders* can access clubFEAST discounted
ticket prices, visit feast.org.au for details. At ANZ, we
value everyone between A and Z. Visit your local ANZ
branch, email [email protected] or visit anz.com/feastatoz
to book your A-Z Review® today.
Welcome to Feast 2013 and the many changes this
Feast brings. We have our new home, the ANZ Feast
Cluster in the Lion Arts Centre. This is where Feast
first began and it is great to be back. With its long
history of great events and entertainment, the Feast
ANZ Cluster will be a beacon of light during November
for our LGBTIQ community as we showcase our
work for all to see. In 2013 a huge proportion of the
program has been curated so that productions and
events interlink and weave the theme of the festival
Gender – mix it up! – offering style, humour, pathos
and discourse about gender and sexuality through
art. There is a cross-fertilisation of art forms and ideas to encourage debate and discussion
without losing the playfulness and fun that Feast is known for.
It is with great joy we welcome Beccy Cole as our Inaugural Feast Ambassador, to help
spread the word wherever she goes as a successful role model for our community nationwide.
Beccy is passionate about engaging regional LGBTIQ people as much as us and totally endorses our
Inaugural Queer Youth Regional Outreach and Exchange Project. This project will see
Feast engage with Regional Queer Youth prior to, during and after the festival event. It is hoped that
this is the beginning of a long engagement with our regional brothers and sisters.
For the first time we will present our big dance party BEDLAM, mixing it up with the best of the
best local, national and international DJs.
We bring back the Gala Ball for those of you who like to ‘trip the light fantastic’ and the Hills
Garden Tour as well as bring you Sea, River - See Port Adelaide Feast and other metro
Feast events as part of our movable Feast program. There is an expanded Feast Film Festival
featuring 20 films never seen in Adelaide before (7 of which are Australian premieres) plus 2 classics,
including Some Like it Hot which I think totally sums up Gender - Mix it Up! It also has one of
the best punch lines ever.
We welcome the Art Gallery of South Australia, The State Library, Musica Viva and
Zephyr Quartet as strategic partners helping add a touch of elegance and class to our festival.
Speaking of class, Beccy Cole will star in 2 very different shows, 3 if you count Barnyard
Cabaret with the irrepressible Libby O’Donovan. Michael Griffith’s IN VOGUEwinner of 5
star reviews at Edinburgh Festival this year will prove a winner as will the whole array of other spectacular
acts. Geoffrey Parslow has dished up yet another fabulous visual arts program including works from Di
Barrett, Raymond Zada, Ian Willding and The Transit Lounge exhibition to name a few.
Queer Ideas will feature forums, introductions and debates including Walk Like a Man and
QUEER&A – all things gender, facilitated by ABC Radio National host Fran Kelly and featuring an
exciting panel of speakers.
Don’t forget to pop by each night after work during the festival to enjoy a drink and live music at our
Sunset Soirees featuring our LGBTIQ local talent. That is just the entrée – check out the program
for the full banquet on offer.
I look forward to seeing you at Feast 2013 and hope that you will mix it up whilst mixing in.
Cheers
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*A valid branded ANZ Access card or ANZ credit card must be presented. Excludes ANZ prepaid cards and Aussie credit cards. Tickets are subject to availability. Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited (ANZ) ABN 11 005 357 522.
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Catherine Fitzgerald
Artistic Director, Feast 2013
p.s don’t forget to download our
FREE 2013 Feast Mobile App.
Contents
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Messages of support
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Ticketing and Access
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Special Events
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Performing Arts - Cabaret / Theatre
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Performing Arts - Cabaret / Comedy
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Performing Arts - Comedy / Party
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Performing Arts - Music
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Performing Arts - Music / Dance / Literature
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Literature
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Queer Ideas
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Maps
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Planner
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Visual Arts
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Film
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Movable Feast - Metro
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Movable Feast -Regional
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Community / Sport
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Bearstock 13
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Thank You
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Sponsors
Ninna Marni
(Kaurna words for ‘Hello, how are you’’)
Feast would like to acknowledge this land that we meet on during
the Festival is the traditional lands for Kaurna people and that
we respect their spiritual relationship with their country. We also
acknowledge the Kaurna people as the custodians of the Adelaide
region and that their cultural and heritage beliefs are still as
important to the living Kaurna people today. We thank them for
welcoming us. We pay respect to the Kaurna Elders and through
them to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
FEAST OFFICE
Lion Arts Centre, Corner of Morphett Street
& North Terrace Adelaide SA 5000
Phone +61 8 8463 0684
Email [email protected]
PO BOX 8183 Station Arcade, Adelaide SA 5000
Messages of Support
Jay Weatherill, Premier
Stephen Yarwood, Lord Mayor
This year’s FEAST program provides a mixture of
discussions and forums that encourage critical
thinking about issues relating to sexual diversity,
without losing the sense of entertainment that
FEAST has become known for.
FEAST offers all South Australians the opportunity
to celebrate the diversity of our civilised, modern
society. FEAST draws upon our traditional love of the Arts to bring people
together in a spirit of inclusion.
This year’s theme, ‘Mix it Up’ will explore issues of gender, sexuality, power,
government and culture through a range of festive events and discussions.
I encourage all South Australians to participate in FEAST 2013 as an expression
of our solidarity in diversity.
Welcome to the City of Adelaide for the 2013 Feast
Festival, which carries the theme ‘Gender – Mix it up’.
As Lord Mayor I want to make Adelaide 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
Lion Arts Centre. This location is at 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.
Your city loves you… enjoy the party!
Tony Piccolo,
Minister for Communities & Social Inclusion
Leon Bignell MP, Minister for Tourism
The South Australian Government is proud to
support Feast, Adelaide Queer Cultural Festival.
The 2013 event promises to be bigger and
better than ever, featuring a stunning program of
theatre, cabaret, film, dance, comedy, literature,
visual arts, music, community and sporting
events.
Based in a new home, the ‘The Feast ANZ Cluster’ includes venues such as
the Lion Arts Centre, Fowlers Live, Nexus Cabaret, the Mercury Cinema and
the University of South Australia.
Held in November, Feast is a stand-out event on Adelaide’s year-long cultural
and festival calendar which attracts international performers and visitors to
our vibrant city and regions.
With a huge array of performances on offer, I encourage everyone to get
involved and enjoy this truly diverse and exciting event.
Access
Feast has made every effort to ensure
that all Feast produced events are
as accessible as possible and we have
encouraged registered event holders to do
the same.
Opening Night and Picnic in the Park
have improved access.
Multiple Chemical Sensitivity is a serious
health issue. Wearing heavily fragranced
personal products could effect others’ health.
For all access enquiries, contact Feast
on +61 8 8463 0684.
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Wheelchair
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible
events are indicated throughout the
Guide and online by the use of this
symbol. ALL Feast Venues at The Feast
ANZ Cluster are wheelchair accessible.
When booking tickets to events,
please inform the staff of your access
requirements.
A disability car park is available on the
South East corner of Light Square. For
more parking information, visit
www.adelaidecitycouncil.com/services/
parking-and-regulations.html
FOR TICKETS VISIT
The South Australian Government remains a supporter
of the Feast Festival. This festival is a major cultural
event for our state and a great way to acknowledge
and promote diversity and social inclusion.
This year, through the Department for Communities
and Social Inclusion, the Government has supported
two important Feast programs– a Regional Outreach Exchange Pilot Project and a
Queer Youth Space Project.
These programs are about supporting young people who identify as queer or same
sex attracted and their peers to engage in Feast Festival activities in a meaningful way
– regardless of whether they live in Adelaide’s CBD, the broader metropolitan area or
regional South Australia.
Through programs like this we can celebrate our community diversity and promote
acceptance regardless of a person’s sexual orientation.
Congratulations to the organisers of the 2013 Feast Festival, and I hope you enjoy the
great events on offer this year.
Auslan
Auslan interpreted events are
indicated throughout the guide and
online by use of this symbol.
Companion
Card
A complimentary ticket will be
provided to your companion (holder
of a Companion Card) on purchase
of a ticket. This offer can only be
purchased by phone or in person
where your card will be checked.
NOTE: Feast is not responsible for any external
presenters that refuse to honour the Companion
Card offer or where there are extraordinary
circumstances that prevent the offer being available.
Parking Specials
Park at UPark on Light Square during
the following times to take advantage
of special parking rates:
UPark on Light Square
22–140 Currie Street (TAFE SA)
Entry/Exit from north–east corner
of Light Square.
$6 Flat Fee applies:
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2013 FEAST FESTIVAL PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY
Mon - Thurs 4pm - 11pm,
Fri 4pm - Midnight,
Sat till midnight & Sun till 11pm
AT WWW.FEAST.ORG.AU OR PHONE 08 8463 0684
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Ticketing and Access
The Official Feast Ticketing Service
How To Book
Online: Feast tickets can be purchased online 24/7 via credit card at FEASTiX
www.feast.org.au from October 1st 2013 unless otherwise stated.
Telephone and in Person: Call FEASTiX on +61 8 8463 0684 or drop into
The Feast Office, Lion Arts Centre Courtyard, corner of Morphett Street and North
Terrace, Adelaide; conveniently located very close to the City West tram stop. From
October 1st (Mon - Fri, 9.30am - 5pm) onwards, tickets can purchased from our
website, by phone or from our office during the above hours. The FEASTix Box
Office will also be open during the festival from 5pm Mon - Fri and 11am,
Sat - Sun and will close 30mins after the last performance begins.
Tickets available until 5 mins before show from box
office unless sold out
Contact FEASTiX P: +61 8 8463 0684 E: [email protected]
Collection: Tickets will not be posted out. All tickets for events at The
Feast ANZ Cluster can be collected from FEASTiX Box Office after 5pm daily.
Day time event tickets (starting prior to 6pm) can be purchased and collected from
FEASTiX Box Office one hour prior to the event start time.
When booking online please print the booking receipt and retain for your reference.
Please note: Proof of ID, concession or eligibility for clubFEAST or other discounts
will be required when you collect your tickets. All tickets are sold through FEASTiX
unless otherwise stated. Not all events offer discount prices.
In 2013 all tickets sold through FEASTiX will incur a $1 booking fee.
For more information please check out FEASTiX Terms and
Conditions online at www.feast.org.au
Find us on..facebook.com/FeastFestival
Follow us on..twitter.com/FeastFestival #FeastFest
Legend
Ticket Prices
FEAST PRODUCED EVENT Indicates a Feast produced event.
The main ticket price categories are:
FP
Full Price - People with no form of concession or membership.
C
Concession - Concession, student, seniors, health care and
pension card holders.
FPdr
cF
Full ClubFeast Club - Feast Card Holders - Full Price
cF
Concession ClubFeast Club - Feast Card Concession Holders
The following associate memberships can also access clubFEAST discounts:
Fringe Benefits fringebenefits.com.au
Australian Education Union aeusa.asn.au
door
DOD
CASH This is the ticket price if only cash sales (no online or EFT sales)
are available for this event. These tickets are only available in person at
Feast Office, FEASTiX Box Office or at the DOOR.
Full Price DOOR
Concession DOOR
DOOR ONLY Ticket price if ONLY DOOR SALES are available for this event.
DONATION ON DOOR
BEARSTOCK - Member prices are available to the Bear Men of Adelaide, or
to members of any non-Adelaide Bear club. These symbols indicate Full Price
Bear and Concession Bear prices. See page 57 for further info.
Programming Advice
YHA yha.com.au
All Feast events are General Admission unless otherwise stated
PG
Parental Guidance Recommended
15+
Suitable for 15 years and above unless accompanied by a parent or guardian
18+
Suitable for 18 years and over - Proof of age may be required.
For detailed information on ratings check event information
online or visit www.feast.org.au
UniLife unilife.edu.au
Light Hotel colonellighthotel.com.au
Special Offers
ANZ Cardholders* can access clubFEAST
discounted ticket prices. *A valid branded ANZ Access
card or ANZ credit card must be presented. Excludes ANZ
prepaid cards and Aussie credit cards. Tickets are subject to availability.
G8+ Group (8+) Applies if 8 or more tickets are purchased in one transaction
FREE! Free Admission
DOD Donation on DOOR
FOR TICKETS VISIT
Cdr
FP•B
C•B
GreenRoom adelaidefestivalcentre.com/greenroom
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CA
All Feast Film Festival Screenings are
strictly 18+ except for:
· Vito; GBF; Stud Life; Love Free or Die; Taking a Chance on God; Trans; Born this Way;
United in Anger:a history of ACT UP; Co-dependent Lesbian Alien Seeks Same; Mosquita
Y Mari; Facing Mirrors and Valentine Road which are 15+ where no person under the
age of 15 years shall be admitted unless in the company of a parent or adult guardian.
· and films that have been classified: Some Like it Hot (PG) and Cruising (R)
(indicated next to the film titles)
ClubFEAST CLUB SUNSET
On featured nights ClubFeast members can gain
SOIRÉES into late night entertainment as part of our
Become a CF Member entry
ClubFEAST. ClubFEAST will be a place where
Every night in the Cluster!
Join clubFEAST, support
your festival and SAVE
serious cash.
Your clubFEAST membership will
pay for itself over and over. The
more you use it, the more you save.
For just $35 clubFEAST members get
FREE! entry into:
• Opening Night Party*
• Picnic After Party*
• Club FEAST events
• SAVE up to $175 on shows
• Plus much much more!
And that’s just during the festival !! Check out our
website for clubFEAST benefits all year round.
Look OUT for the CF symbol
in this guide for special prices.
artists will gather late after the final show has
finished. A great way to end an evening.
Mon. 11th Nov. Michael Ross,
Queer NEXUS 9.15pm
Fri. 15th Nov. Rachel Cearns &
The Valkyries, The Blender 11pm
Sun. 17th Nov. Chico & Mystery Guest
Mon. 18th Nov. Chico. Queer NEXUS 9.30pm
Thurs. 21st Nov. Chico, Queer NEXUS 10.45pm
Sat. 23rd Nov. Michael Ross,
Queer NEXUS 3.30pm
Check out our app and website for daily diary
updates and more guest artists.
Club Feast Members FREE*
or $10 door FREE!
Check out our app and website for daily diary updates.
FREE!
cF
* NOT ASSOCIATES
The Feast ANZ Cluster will be a great place to
meet up with your friends before a show or film,
or to chill out at the end of the day with your
work colleagues. Join us in the Courtyard each
evening from 5pm onwards, catch up on the
day’s events, buy your tickets to your next Feast
show, have a bite to eat, dissect and discuss the
shows, films and events you have seen.
Stephen McEntee Jazz Trio with their
smooth jazz, a classical string quartet, Aboriginal
guitarist and vocalist Corey Theatre, The
Becc Gollam Trio, Tin Heart Trio, Annie
Siegmann and Tracey Guest are just a few
of the featured artists who will fill this bill of
sunset entertainment.
Each night in the Courtyard 5pm onwards.
* NOT ASSOCIATES
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Special Events
Special Events
J U NO
Presented by Feast
Opening Night
Presented by Feast
Pride March
Celebrate Adelaide’s LGBTIQ love, strength and the rainbow diversity of our
sexuality and gender. This year Pride March brings together more community
groups, more community members, more businesses, activists and friends in one
huge magnificent Pride March from Rymill Park through the streets of Adelaide to
Feast’s Opening Night Party.
Led by a cavalcade of motor bikes we will groove along Rundle St, North Terrace,
Hindley and Morphett Streets. We march rain or shine. To register your group visit
www.prideadelaide.org or just join in on the night.
Meet at Rymill Park at 5.30pm. Cross dressing, gender bending,
drag encouraged.
Presented by Feast
Presented by Feast
The Gala Ball - Gay Glamour & Grace Bedlam DJ Party
Were you born to dance? Polish up your dancing shoes, frock up in fancy (cross)
dress and get tripping to the light fantastic. Fox-trot, Gay Gordon, the Military Two,
the King’s Waltz, Queen’s Waltz...and a bit of Priscilla Queen of the Desert thrown
in for good measure. Good old fashion fun, featuring Adelaide’s very own twenty
piece, The Lindy Hop Big Band, will entertain with the best of big band swing,
rock, latin, cabaret and jazz. Surprise guest acts featured during the evening.
Helen Bock will be on hand to teach novices a step or two. Fully licensed
bar with a light supper provided. Taking place in the newly renovated Art Deco
Woodville Town Hall this will be the most stylish and sophisticated ticket in town.
Frock up - go on – mix it up. Courtesy bus back
to the city from 11pm onwards.
Feast’s Big first time ever dj dance party. Featuring DJ Kitty Glitter, DJ Kate
Monroe, DJ Alex Taylor, DJ Sveta, , Lil Miss K, DJ Josh & more.
Special guest acts. This is the first time Feast has had a big Queer DJ party. We
have invited the best of the best interstate guests to mix it up with some of our
own, plus special guest acts. Check our website for some early bird specials and
some impressive ticket bundling deals. Don’t miss out on the inaugural FEAST
DJ DANCE PARTY. BEDLAM – mix it up - break out!
Official Bedlam after party - Keep partying !!!! For those of you who still
wanna have a bit more Bedlam, the official Bedlam after party is on at the Mars
Bar (Gouger Street) a short stroll away. MARS BAR will stay open until very late.
Start at Rymill Park (cnr East Tce and Rundle St) Adelaide.
The Feast ANZ Cluster, Lion Arts Centre Courtyard Corner Morphett Street and North Terrace, Adelaide
The Woodville Town Hall, Woodville Road, Woodville
The Feast ANZ Cluster - 3 Venues, Corner Morphett Street and North Terrace, Adelaide
9 November. Gather at 5.30pm for a 6.30pm march. 60 mins.
9 November, 6pm, 7 Hours
16 November, 7.30pm, 4.5 Hours
16 November, 9.30pm, 5.5 Hours
FREE!
cF Members FREE!
$10
$30
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$40 cF Fulll $30 cF Concession
$35
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Opening night party at our ANZ Feast Cluster will be buzzing with an eclectic range of
music, entertainment, sneak previews of top shows, DJs, roving artists and many surprises.
We begin the night with main stage entertainment celebrating as one big community.
There will be rousing music from Aurora Strings and special guest Grace Bawden.
Feast on a dance drag spectacular featuring Malt Biscuit, Dungeon
Boy, Paul Lukovich, Paul Harris, Mel Bourne and Oktavia. Cath
Jamison spins her magic, Ash Flanders dazzles with his world famous equine
extravaganza, Jersey Boy and 5 star entertainer Michael Griffiths will delight
with his smooth vocals, Spandexx Ballet with their 80s style full-throttle
aerobics workout – just the thing to warm you up for our headline band JUNO.
Then we throw the doors open to our other venues The Blender and Queer NEXUS
and it’s party on! In The Blender we mix DJs and an Evening with Elektra featuring the live singing Elektra, Bailey St Cream, Izzy Goode with drag
hiphop RnB and Boylesque artist striptease Jolie Mystique.
Then dance the night away with grooves from DJ Josh, L’il Miss K.
For those who like to be a tad more laid back Queer NEXUS, our piano bar, features
Stephen McEntee Jazz Trio, Michael Ross and other great club acts. Entertainment
to satiate everyone’s needs and desires. Good company, food and drinks aplenty.
FOR TICKETS VISIT
www.feast.org.au
www.feast.org.au
www.feast.org.au
CLUBFEAST JOIN NOW AND DON’T MISS OUT - THE BEST DEALS ON OFFER THIS FEAST
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Special Events
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Special Events
Presented by Feast
Presented by Feast
Beccy Cole’s Big Hits Tour...
It’s A Party
Le Male
Dust off ya dancin’ boots, snap on ya spurs and ride on into town for this
high energy outdoor party in the Feast ANZ Cluster. Adored by fans young
and old, straight and queer, Beccy Cole returns to perform all her big hits to
the Feast masses. Her show sold out last year- make sure you book now!
Support Act: JUNO
Pull up your fishnets and slide into your heels...Australia’s hottest, all-male
cabaret review, Le Male starring Rhys Bobridge, rolls into Adelaide for Feast
Festival! Le Male is set to put a lump in your throat and maybe your pants. It’s
Camp. It’s Sweat. It’s Le Male! – gals will love it too.
Melbourne’s sexiest talented male dancers, crossing the divides of butch and
femme in an extravaganza of dance. HOT, HOT, HOT!....they’re sizzling
Presented by Feast
Presented by Feast
Picnic in the Park
Picnic After Party
Who doesn’t love an old fashioned picnic where we can relax and chill at the end of
our 16 day festival? This year we are in beautiful Tulya Wodli /Bonython Park (Pink’s
favourite park when in Adelaide – just thought we’d say). The Park is situated between
Port Road and the River Torrens and features beautiful trees, birdlife and great facilities.
The Picnic After Party will be held at the Feast ANZ Cluster (just a short tram or bus ride
away - or 15 minute walk from picnic). This will be your last chance to party at the Feast
ANZ Cluster before the festival ends. All the bars will be open and the music a pumpin’
so come along and finish Feast 2013 off in style. Featuring L’il Miss K, DJ Josh and
all girl band She’s the Band and the rockabilly Villenettes. Queer Nexus will host
Honey Bearcovery party, the ultimate recovery party to end Feast and Bearstock
13, featuring Honey’s resident DJs from Sydney Mark Alsop and Colin Gaff, lasers
by Brett Howell and raunchy visuals. Everyone - cubs, bears, goldilocks is welcome.
The Feast ANZ Cluster will be one big party so that everyone can dance and grind the
night away ensuring the night goes off with a bang! Of course there will be food available
and somewhere to sit for those who may need to slow down.
Picnic will be family friendly, dog friendly and most of all Feast friendly. Main stage live
entertainment features Adelaide’s newest talent plus novelty races, handbag toss, Feast’s
tug of war, (with the Metropolitan Fire Brigade), the Dog Show and
Side Show Alley. For the big grownup kids there will be the SILENT DISCO and fun
surprises. For the kids there will be the Adelaide City Council’s inflatable Imagination
Playground and Kondoli (the inflatable whale) courtesy of the District Council of
Alexandrina, as well as two fabulous playgrounds on site, face painters and roving
entertainment, community stalls and plenty of gorgeous food to sample. The ACC will
provide parking at very reasonable prices or you can catch the tram for free from the
city. This year there is no BYO alcohol. It will be free entry. That’s right free to get in!
Bring your picnic baskets, banquets, blankets, chairs, toys, shade as there is room to
spread. DJ Lush will play picnic out with all your favourite dance anthems. Yes we are
family! NO BYO ALCOHOL
For those of you who haven’t been spent and have energy to burn, the official picnic
after party after party - will be at the MARS BAR. (Gouger Street) The Mars Bar
will be cranking it up until the wee hours of the morn. Cancel Monday now.
Mars Bar after party is free for all picnic after party goers.
The Feast ANZ Cluster, Lion Arts Centre Courtyard Corner Morphett Street and North Terrace, Adelaide
The Blender, Fowlers Live, Corner Morphett Street and North Terrace, Adelaide
Tulya Wodli/ Bonython Park, Port Road (across from Coca Cola factory)
The Feast ANZ Cluster, Lion Arts Centre Courtyard, corner Morphett Street and North Terrace, Adelaide
15 November, 7pm, 75 mins
17 Nov, 7.30pm, 18 Nov 8.30pm, 19 & 20 Nov. 9.30pm, 60 mins
24 November, 10am - 5pm, 7 Hours
24 November, Entry between 5 - 7pm, 6 Hours
$38 $30
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$33 Fulll $25 Concession
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Stay miles from the action? Give me a break.
BreakFree Hotels, Resorts and Apartments are ideal for leisure
seekers and corporate travellers alike with an extensive range of
properties in holiday destinations and cities around Australia and
New Zealand.
BreakFree Directors Studios offers comfortable studio and hotel
style accommodation while BreakFree Adelaide provides fully self
contained apartments which are centrally located in the city’s CBD.
Both of these hotels are great Feast Festival options as they are
conveniently situated within close walking distance to the
Feast Cluster.
To book call 08 8217 2512 or visit breakfree.com.au
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Special Events
Presented by Feast
Presented by Feast
Annual Feast Comedy Gayla Feast Comedy Debate
Showcasing some of Australia’s best and brightest queer comics the Gayla
is the perfect taste test for Feast’s comedy menu. Featuring talent like the
unstoppable Bobby Macumber, Geraldine Hickey, Mark Tripodi,
Annie Siegmann, John Cameron, Hans, and the controversial Thomas
Jaspers, and hosted by Adelaide Comedy’s ‘2012 comedian of the year’, the
foul mouthed and funny Lori Bell, this event is not to be missed!
“Same sex marriage – why bother?”
Why do same sex couples want to enter into a world where 1 in 3 is doomed
to fail? I mean how many toasters can a gal or guy have? Why not just save
the money? Is it about equality? Is it about wearing white and having buck’s
nights, honeymoons and three tiered cakes? Will we end up blended and
merged with our hetero brothers and sisters? Join some of the best queer
comedians and performers as they debate this exciting and tricky topic.
Featuring Geraldine Hickey, Nath Valvo, Lori Bell, Sally Goldner
with your MC Catherine Fitzgerald.
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In the Dark Presents the Australian Premiere
DVW it’s a SH!T show
with Willam, Detox & Vicky | Cabaret Show
Drag trio of Detox, Willam & Vicky Vox makes their Adelaide debut on Friday 15th
November performing a LIVE cabaret show. Please Note : Tickets to just the afterparty
are available here http://events.ticketbooth.com.au/event/3776985 (There
is an option to meet the girls at the afterparty also without attending the show).
Official After Party at SWAGGER www.facebook.com/
events/699272330090371/ till super late - Willam,
Detox & Vicky will host the after party at Apple
Show - Queer Nexus.
Nexus Cabaret Theatre, Lion Arts Centre / Morphett Street, Adelaide
15 November, 7.30pm, Door open at 6.30pm, 2 hours
Show Only, $50
$30
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Show, After Party, Meet & Greet
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Puttin’on the Rouge
At the grand old age of eighty and a bit, Roger Shepard has been the gold standard
of drag for over half a century. With legs to die for, wit and charm Roger will be
interviewed by another larger-than-life Adelaide identity Peter Goers. Roger will sit at
the make-up table and transform into the glamorous Rouge before our eyes whilst sharing
secrets of his art and stories of a life well lived. Bring your mum and grandmother.
Presented by Feast
Ash Flanders
Special Victim
Melbourne’s sixth favourite comedic transvestite Ash Flanders brings you
tales from the white-priveleged trenches. Come, laugh at his pain. Because we’re
all victims, but Ash is special, you guys. “Eccentric mix master Flanders has a
sharp wit and gift for improvisation” - THE AGE “He’s charming, he’s beautiful
and he can sing” - THEATRE ALIVE Accompanied by Dave Barclay. Directed
by Stephen Nicolazzo.
Queer Nexus - Theatre, Lion Arts Centre Courtyard Corner Morphett Street and North Terrace, Adelaide
10 Nov 7pm, 11 Nov 6pm, 12 Nov 8pm, 13 & 14 Nov 6.30pm, 60mins
Monologue of a
Deaf Woman
10 & 17 Nov 5pm, 23 Nov 6pm, 1 Hour
Following on from their success at the Melbourne Midsumma Festival, Director
Medina Sumovic and performer Stephanie Linder present to you this
powerful, awe-inspiring piece about life, love and the universe from a deaf gay
woman’s perspective. Be moved and entertained by this theatre performance
created for deaf and hearing audiences. This performance is proudly
presented by Australian Theatre of the Deaf & Arts Access Victoria & Feast.
Meet Corner James Place and Rundle Mall
SA
$20
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Presented by Butterfly Theatre & Burnside Players Inc.
Presented by Paul Lucas Productions and Early Worx
Boston Marriage
The Gender Project
Boston Marriage is a wickedly funny comedy of errors and manners. Set at the turn
of the twentieth century but placed in the now through the use of contemporary
language for this timeless theme of feminine love.
“Exceptionally clever” The New York Times
Contains sexual references and elegantly phrased coarse language.
Boston Marriage ... anything but straight-laced.
The Wheatsheaf Hotel, 39 George Street, Thebarton
VIC
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The Gender Project investigates the oft-overlooked “T” in the LGBTIQ acronym.
NY Writer/Producer Paul Lucas, (Taylor Mac, Coco Peru), has conducted
50 interviews to shed light on the transgender experience. Paul marks the
halfway point in his research with a developmental world-premiere reading of
this compelling verbatim theatre piece. Early Worx’s Charles Sanders directs
a rehearsed reading (with talkback forum) for two nights only.
20 Nov. 6pm, 23 Nov 2pm, 90 mins
Paper Donation DOD
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Join Queen of the Walk, Dr Gertrude Glossip, as she ‘delves the deeps’ of dens and
denizens of Adelaide’s ‘notorious’ West End: from ‘Betsy’ Baker’s florist shop to liberation
meetings at Bloor Court; from ‘goings-on’ at West’s Coffee Palace to scandal at The
Newmarket. We also celebrate the ruby anniversary of Adelaide’s first Pride March.
Gertrude’s always got a new angle on SOMETHING!
$20
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Walking the West
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Hans’ 10th Birthday Party!
In 2 Minds - Cath Jamison
Hans’ 10th Birthday Party! International Superstar Hans has been terrorising
Adelaide for a whole decade. He’s gone from busking to breaking world records.
He’s sung with politicians, pop stars and Princess Mary! Now Hans invites you to
pass the parcel with his band The Ungrateful Bastards, pin the tail on one of
his Lucky Bitches and party at the biggest celebration since the Berlin Wall.
Back after a successful 2013 Adelaide Fringe season with her new, exciting and hilarious show!
Australia’s multi-award winning illusionist and only female mentalist has captivated audiences
around the world with her uncanny ability to read thoughts. Dangerous stunts, bizarre dating
rituals, and a sassy sense of humour, make this show entertaining, mysterious & bizarre.
Love her, she’s fantastic – Dawn French
Crazy woman - Tim Burton
10 Nov 9pm, 17 Nov 7pm, 22 Nov 8pm, 70mins
13 Nov. 8.15pm, 14 Nov, 8pm, 1 Hourr
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Presented by Libby O’Donovan and Feast
Between the Cracks
Barnyard Cabaret
Between the Cracks explores the private places and deepest holes of this multi award
winning diva, as she opens up and bares all. A bent night of blues, burlesque and
blame. Don’t miss Yana Alana in this intermittently intimate night of camp cabaret.
Sold out Melbourne Season.
“Whether you’re a long–term fan, or have never seen her perform. You’ll never regret seeing Yana
Alana, up-close and rather personal. She is a pure force of nature(a blue one, of course), full of wit,
a delightful lack of self-dignity, and laugh-out-loud moments’ Aussie Theatre Review.
February 2013 Written by Sarah Ward Devised by Sarah, Anni, & Bec
Matthews. Directed by Anni Davey.
20 Nov 7.30pm, 21 Nov 8pm, 22 Nov 6.30pm, 75 mins
13 November 8pm, 75mins
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In Vogue: Songs by Madonna
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Speak Out is an interactive theatre performance by ActNow Theatre tackling
homophobia in high schools. In partnership with Feast, Speak Out has toured
across regional and metropolitan South Australia to support young people to
identify, prevent and respond to various types of homophobia. Two shows only;
don’t miss out!
“Engaging & interactive, thought provoking, inclusive and powerful” – Youth Worker
IN VOGUE: SONGS BY MADONNA is a one man pop cabaret spectacular. It premiered
at the Adelaide Cabaret Festival in 2011 and has since gone on to delight critics and
audiences all around Australia, New Zealand, New York and is fresh from taking the
Edinburgh Festival Fringe by storm.
★★★★ TIMEOUT a borderline religious experience
★★★★ HERALD SUN sheds new light on Madonna’s songs
www.yanaalana.com
17 Nov 4.30pm, 18 Nov 6.30pm, 75 mins
12, 13, 14, 19, 21 Nov 9.30pm, 15 Nov 10pm, 17 Nov 8.30pm, 18 Nov 6.30, 20 & 23 Nov. 9pm. 65 mins
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Presented by Michael Griffiths
The Blender Bar, Fowlers Live, Corner Morphett Street and North Terrace, Adelaide
Something special happens when Beccy Cole and Libby O’Donovan
take the stage together. Libby and Beccy take the audience on a journey of
intertwining genres, swapping songs, sharing stories and breaking musical
stereotypes. From the energetic humour and honesty of Cole to the diversity and
astonishingly rich vocal range of O’Donovan-these two singer/songwriters are
never afraid to say it like it is...together, they are incomparable.
$35
Presented by Feast & ActNow Theatre Co
It’s gonna be a hoedown – low down...show
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- Time Out
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- Herald Sun
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Presented by Feast
Mega Drag
- Artshub
Feast’s legendary drag–centric extravaganza returns for a non-stop, over the
top, no holds barred night of heels, hair, strapping and packing. Thrill to this
showcase of South Australia’s drag talent. Expect two hours of frocktastic
fabulousness featuring show tunes and sleaze, drama and diamantes, comedy
and class, performance art and pop as drag legends perform alongside new
talent in this bigger than Ben Hur drag–a-thon.
Presented by Libby O’Donovan and Feast
Starring: Shimmer Chernobyl, Rouge, Luci Furr, Mark Fitzpatrick, Cherry
Poppins, Tina Peechez, Jasmine Teas, Ultra Violet, Raven, Mercedes Benz,
Ben Dover, Sarsha Delight, Helga Handfull, Izzy Goode, Molly Morphine, Dixie
Ryder, Holly Would, Scarlett Snatch, Chanel Lafake, Define Emotions, Hollie
Graffix, Shelita Buffet, Devoida Cock, Rita Demore’e, Desiree, Princess Laya,
Bailey St Cream, Ali Holic, Venus Amore, Marie Claire, London, Dixie Ryder,
Dita D, Victoria Square, Paige Turner, Lucy Flawless, Courtney Cox, Elektra,
Thalia, Selina, Slay Emaile plus more.
$15
It was our soothing Mother’s voice that gave us the songs that formed our
earliest playlist. In or out of tune, softly whispered bedside or belted in the
backyard to dancing sheets and little feet, our Mothers are the first stars we
idolise. Join Libby for a night of stunning arrangements, stories, laughter and an
eclectic collection of songs sung by Mothers across the globe. Bring your mum.
Madonna
with class.
- Edinburgh
Evening News
21 November 10.30pm, 2 Hours
$20
Songs Only A Mother Could Love
Adelaide’s
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WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY DEAN BRYANT - LIZA (ON AN E)
SEASON:
Tues 12th Nov, 9.30pm
Wed 13th Nov, 9.30pm
Thurs 14th Nov, 9.30pm
Fri 15th Nov, 10.00pm
Sun 17th Nov, 8.30pm
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Tues 19th Nov, 9.30pm
Wed 20th Nov, 9pm
Thurs 21st Nov, 9.30pm
Sat 23rd Nov, 9pm
BOOKINGS:
VENUE:
Feastix
www.feast.org.au
08 8463 0684
Queer NEXUS
Corner of Morphett Street
and North Terrace
Adelaide SA 5000
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Georgia with a G
Outrageous, intriguing and absolutely hysterical! Join veteran performers Vonni,
Rochelle & Fifi for a night of camp cabaret in a no lip-syncing – all live show.
Be taken on a journey to the world of feathers, sequins and camp, through song,
mystery sharing and very candid personal & show biz stories.
Think Liza Minnelli meets Edith Piaf in a lesbian bar. At age 7 Georgia knew
who she really was; at last at 47 she’s remembered! Throw in a chair fetish and
magical maestro Matthew Carey; this is riotous and fun-loving Cabaret. What good
is sitting all alone in your room when you can come and smell La Vie en Rose.
18 & 19 November, 8pm, 60 mins
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Presented by Rachel Dunham, Shanon Whitelock & Dirk Hoult
Presented by Radelaide Queer
Oprahfication
Edith Woof - A work in progress
In 2011, Oprah Winfrey closed the book on 25 years of global dominating
television. Now she’s back to present to you the ultimate interview! Oprahfication
is a cabaret celebrating all things Oprah, written and performed by Rachel
Dunham with original music by Shanon Whitelock, directed by Dirk
Hoult. This side-splitting portrayal of our fading talk-show queen promises to
leave you shouting out her name, OPRAH!!
Born in a gutter, brought up in a brothel, Edith Woof (Eric Kuhlmann) and best
mate Max (Alison Coppe) eke out a living on dirty Sydney streets, until sugar
daddy and king of Queer Paris Big Papa whisks them away to the City of Light.
Features original English translations of Edith Piaf classics and original songs in
French and English. With Aaron Nash on piano.
15 Nov 11.30pm, 23 Nov 11pm, 60 mins
20 Nov. 6pm, 21 Nov. 6.30pm, 23 Nov. 2.30pm & 7.30pm, 60 mins
11, Nov, 7.30pm, 13 Nov, 6pm, 50 mins
$23.50
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Cherry Pop: A cabaret
of firsts in love and life
Beau Heartbreaker
You never forget your first time... In his Feast debut, Jason Marsiglia will
candidly share a collection of his own first time experiences, the lessons learnt,
scars formed and cherries popped. Through stories and songs, you’ll be reminded
that there’s a first time for everything.
La Boheme, 36 Grote Street, Adelaide
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Multiple award winning character Beau Heartbreaker is back.
This unforgettably entertaining, and handsome beau, guarantees to once again
captivate audiences with his delightful new show. Packed with hilarious tales of
worldly adventures and brilliantly composed songs. This seasoned performer’s
astonishing vocal ability and depth and sincerity as character Beau Heartbreaker
is remarkably convincing. Oh, and he’s a bloody nice bloke too.
TWUNKS
(Past tense of twinks) LIVE!
The Sound of Bobby
The highlight of Melbourne’s 2013 Midsumma Festival is coming to Feast! Gay
comedy powerhouses Nath Valvo, Joel Creasey and Thomas Jaspers are
teaming up for a night of stand-up, music and booze. No two shows will be the
same as the lads have lined up some very special celebrity guests. Book today!
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The Sound of Bobby takes the audience on a musical journey through Bobby
Macumber’s crazy life experiences. Each song comes off the back of one of
Bobby’s trademark story telling tales, where she will simultaneously have you in
stitches and then in awe with her powerful singing voice. If you like the Sound of
Music, you’ll love this! If you don’t, just come please.
★★★★★ Melbourne International Comedy Festival
VIC
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21, 22, 23 November, 7.30pm, 90 mins
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Presented by Feast
13 Nov, 10pm, 50 mins, 14 Nov, 8.45m, 60 mins
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Presented by Lori Bell
Presented by Elder Conservatorium of Music
No Place Like Homo
Lori Bell - One Naughty Night
When every other little boy idolised Nicky Winmar, Thomas Jaspers idolised
Nicky Buckley. How does a family of sports obsessed tradies cope with a ponce?
When does one get over the shame and embrace the queen within? And how
does dating a TV star solve all those problems? Join Jaspers for a camp romp
through a suburban childhood; the making of a bogan queen.
Stay up late and play the game! You tell her yours, she’ll tell you hers. One
Naughty Night aims to expose it all, in an evening of funny secrets and stories,
told and taken by Adelaide Comedy’s People’s Choice Champion for the past
2 years and long-time Feast favourite, Lori Bell. This will be an evening best
enjoyed with friends!
Resonance - The Sounds Around Academy of Ancient Music
Us performed by Zephyr Quartet & Sara Macliver
VIC
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Resonance is a stunning selection of evocative folk songs and music from around
the world, hand-picked and arranged by Zephyr Quartet. This performance features
music from five continents and explores the universal language of music and its
power to transcend boundaries. The rich global resonances will leave audiences
uplifted and invigorated.
14 & 15 November 10pm, 60 mins
20 November 10.30pm, 60 mins
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Presented by Musica Viva Australia
www.loribellcomedy.com
Celebrating 40 years of performances, Britain’s Academy of Ancient Music is one of the
world’s great period-instrument ensembles. Under Music Director Richard Egarr, they
will present a program of Baroque masterworks by Handel & Purcell’s ‘The Fairy Queen’,
brought to life by the silvery beauty of Sara Macliver’s voice and the ensemble’s joyous
playing. Presented in association with the State Opera of South Australia.
Elder Hall, University of Adelaide
Adelaide Town Hall, 128 King William Street, Adelaide. NB. Starts before Feast Festival.
16 November 8pm, 70 mins Bookings: www.elderhall.adelaide.edu.au
6 November 7.30pm, 130 mins Tickets through BASS 131 246 or bass.net.au
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B Reserve $67
C Reserve $45
A Reserve $83
B Reserve $58
C Reserve $39
B Reserve $60.30
A Reserve $85.50
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C Reserve $40.50
www.zephyrquartet.com
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Presented by Melissa McCaig and Kathie Renner
Presented by IN THE DARK
Presented by Mars Bar & SWITCH
SWAGGER PARTY
Gay RnB & Hip Hop Party
Genderfukd
Apple Bar, 5-9 Synagogue Place, Adelaide
15 November 10pm, 7 Hours Theme: Adidas theme
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VIP Tickets $40 Presale tickets $10 from inthedark.com.au/tickets
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The Mars Bar and SWITCH very proudly present “Genderfukd” a dance party with so much
gusto and unique flavour we challenge you to find any night that will match this year!
Mars Bar opens its door at 8pm for you all to experience and indulge
your own fancies and tastes into the erotic, exotic and the extreme!
SWAGGER is Adelaides only Gay RnB & Hip Hop party. We’re flying in 3 of Ru Paul’s
most famous drag Queens to perform: DETOX, WILLAM & VICKY VOX. This kinda-girl
group has close to 15 million hits on their viral videos and is incredible live.
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Indulge your musical taste buds in an hour long melodious journey with the
Adelaide Gay and Lesbian Qwire. Enjoy toe tapping show tunes. Savour
songs of power and inspiration. Be moved by songs of love and reflection. Come
and enjoy this potpourri of songs presented by our fun and energetic choir in the
majestic surroundings of the Elder Hall, at the Adelaide University.
The Mars Bar, Gouger Street, Adelaide
Elder Hall, University of Adelaide
22 November 8pm, 9 Hours
10 November 4pm, 75 mins
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Exquisite lyricist and breathtaking songwriter, Joni Mitchell has been an
inspirational force amongst generations of musicians and singers. By popular
demand, Kathie Renner and Melissa McCaig re-create their ”virtuosic and
impassioned”* tribute to Joni, in the beautiful art-deco Regal Theatre. A band of
Adelaide’s most soulful musicians, the voices of two acclaimed performers and
the unmistakable magic of Joni Mitchell. *db magazine
The Regal Theatre , 275 Kensington Road, Kensington Park
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The Fiddle and the Drum the music of Joni Mitchell
Presented by Adelaide Gay and Lesbian Qwire & Feast
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Rachel Cearns & the Valkyries
Rachel Cearns with her majestic lead vocals has teamed up with some of
Adelaide’s best rising musicians. Dusty Lee Stephensen wielding both guitar and
lap-steel, Matt Birkin on drums and cabaret darling Annie Siegmann on bass.
Rachel Cearns & The Valkyries will rock you to your roots. For those who want
to keep dancing into the night.
Presented by Feast
Presented by Moolagoo Mob
Beccy Cole Up Close
and Intimate
Nungay Nite
The Queer Queen of Country, Beccy Cole will delight audiences with a blend of
humour and energy and honesty. Beccy Cole is the real deal. A working single
mother who has always had the ability to laugh in the face of adversity, even
better, she’s been able to write songs about it and share them with the world.
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$30
This very special nite celebrates and showcases the artistic strengths of the
Aboriginal and Torres Strait queer community of South Australia. A wonderfully
diverse group of Aboriginal and Torres Strait queer performers and friends
present a stunning selection of music, dance, drag, cabaret and comedy. Get
ready to be inspired and entertained by terrific talent, stories and strength.
All Tickets $10
Presented by Feast
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Starring Tempestt Sumner-Lovett, Kaboobie, Bec Gollan, Corey Theatre, Taro
Miller- Koncz, Nancy Bates, Bona Simeki, Belinda McKeown, Jake Davey and more.
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Presented by Spandexx Ballet
Aerobics 80’s Style - Spandexx Ballet
Dust off your lycra, break out your side ponytail and prepare to get leotarded!
Spandexx Ballet is here to put the fabulous back into fitness, and a smile
back on your dial. This is not just a show, it’s an interactive, full-throttle
aerobics workout for the whole (rainbow) family. So get ready for the cheesiest
adrenaline rush you’ve had in 20 years!
Great Lesbian and Gay Writers –
Our Inheritance
Celebrate our great literary inheritance. Come and listen to leading South
Australian actors reading gay and lesbian writers from the remote and recent past.
The promenade performance will feature twenty intimate readings staged in the
alcoves and balconies of the Mortlock Chamber. In front of every actor a single
empty chair is waiting for you to sit down, relax, and listen to extracts from our
fabulous international heritage of gay and lesbian writing. Each reading has been
carefully selected from hundreds of novels, poems, plays and theoretical writings
to entertain, amuse, and surprise you. Spend a relaxed afternoon, listening to the
words of Sappho, Marcel Proust, Virginia Woolf, Jean Genet, Susan
Sontag, Garcia Lorca, Adrienne Rich, James Baldwin, Patrick
White and more. Performed to you by some of South Australia’s favourite
actors including Colleen Cross, Eileen Darley, Pete Michell, Geoff
Revel, Stephen Sheehan, Ellen Steel, Alirio Zararce, Nadia Rossi,
Caroline Mignone, Carissa Lee, Eliza Lovell, Tim Lucas, Brendan
Rock, Elleni Karagiannidis, Ashton Malcolm & Jermaine Hampton.
This event has been curated by Julie Holledge, Susan Magarey, Mary
Moore, and Susan Sheridan. It is supported by State Library of South Australia.
Mortlock Chamber State Library of South Australia, North Terrace, Adelaide
10 November 12.30pm, 2 Hours
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Literature
Queer Ideas
Presented by Department for Communities and Social Inclusion
FORUM - What does inclusion
mean to you?
The Rainbow Advisory Council (RAC) is providing assistance to the
Department for Communities and Social Inclusion in developing a LGBTIQ
Inclusion Strategy. Come and hear from members of the RAC about their work
and take the opportunity to voice your thoughts on what inclusion means to you.
The Tank, UniSA City West, North Tce. Barbara Hanrahan Building (BH) Level 1 BH216 Lecture Theatre No.1 Adelaide
Presented by City of Salisbury
Presented by Jocelyn Auer
Hard Pressed Book Launch
Tough, self-indulgent and greedy!
It is 1969 Tasmania. Guy Mason is in his first year of teaching and struggles to
suppress his sexual awakening. He is unaware that his older brother is about to
drop a bombshell. Intrigue and suspense combine to reveal information which
affects Guy’s relationship with those he thinks he loves. A riveting new
book by Robert Moore.
Have you noticed how baby boomers are stereotyped as wealthy, highly educated,
heterosexual, self-indulgent and greedy? Were you born between 1946 and 1964?
Join the author of Baby Boomers: Busting the Myths, for some serious discussion
about boomers. Are they all the same: a burden on society; and selfish and greedy?
Do they want to work till they drop? What about being a LGBTIQ boomer?
John Harvey Gallery, 12 James Street, Salisbury
www.feast.org.au
Presented by Feast
The End of the Homosexual
SPECIAL BOOK SIGNING with DENNIS ALTMAN AT IMPRINTS BOOK SELLERS
Imprints Booksellers 107 Hindley Street Adelaide
www.imprints.com.au
Presented by Feast
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Learning from our Elders
Following the screening of VITO (7pm), the Feast Youth Committee will host a
Q & A with acclaimed Australian academic and pioneering gay rights activist,
Dennis Altman. He was a friend of Vito Russo and is author of THE END
OF THE HOMOSEXUAL? A forum for all ages. Free with Vito ticket or DOD.
The Mercury Cinema, 13 Morphett Street, Adelaide
12 November 8.45pm, 60 mins, DOD
www.feast.org.au
Presented by Feast
Some Like it Hot - Introduction
by Dr. Vicky Crowley
A short introduction by Dr. Vicky Crowley to the Billy Wilder classic Some Like it Hot.
Vicki will provide some historical background, gossipy snippets of the shenanigans that went on
behind the camera as well as some expert Queer Theory and analysis. Free with cinema ticket.
Presented by John Bartlett
Launch of locally-born writer John
Bartlett’s second novel ‘Estuary’
‘Estuary’ is the story of Seth, a carpenter, driven to uncover the mystery
surrounding the early life of Leila, his aunt. An artist, incarcerated in a mental
hospital, she develops a deep friendship with Ruby, an Aboriginal woman. Seth’s
investigation of the past brings him in touch with Cubadgee, Ruby’s son from the
Coorong and he is forced to face secrets of his own sexuality.
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QUEER&A – all things Gender!
Hosted by Radio National’s Fran Kelly. Queer&A will delve into all things, everything
in between and outside of the gender binary. What is gender? How does it influence
our lives? We’ll be talking gender, sexualities, power, patriarchy, government, feminism,
capitalism, art, culture - our lives. Check out our website and app to find out how you
can ask the questions. Featuring Melissa Vick,Tony Briffa.
16 November 3pm, 90mins DOD
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ANZ Cluster Map
Presented by Australian Education Union
TRANS: Gender questions in the classroom?
In the recent WTi3 report 3% of young people identified as neither female or male and/or are gender questioning. Some Staff
and parents also sit outside the gender binary. Young people, their families and primary and secondary schools are asking, What
does this mean? How can the positive identities and mental health of transgendered students/staff/parents be best supported?
17 November, 4pm, 60 Mins DOD
www.feast.org.au
Presented by Feast
‘Walk Like a Man’
We all know that gender is as much about what you do as who you are and where better than the movies to find out how
to do it! Associate Professor Barbara Baird presents a theory lite wander through the ambulatory performance of
masculinity on film. Come along and enjoy John Wayne, John Travolta, Sigourney Weaver and others as they show you how
to walk like a man.
19 November, 7pm, 60 Mins DOD
www.feast.org.au
The Gender Project
A talk back forum that follows the work in progress presentation of The Gender Project which investigates the oft-overlooked “T”
in the LGBTIQ acronym. Your chance to give critical feedback to the creative team as they build this very exciting theatre project.
(see theatre for more info) *Prerequisite for forum is to see the Theatre piece ‘The Gender Project by Early Worx’
20 Nov 6pm, 23 Nov 2pm, 60 Mins
www.feast.org.au
with ticket reading (see theatre for more info)
Presented by Sarah Parker
Picnic Map
Stigma, discrimination, & the Law - Community Forum #1
Join us in the Tank for an open community discussion and forum discussing: Stigma and discrimination, Legislation and the
Law. Donation at the door would be appreciated. Facilitated by Sarah Parker.
Sexualisation and identity. Community Forum #2
Join us in the Tank for an open community discussion and forum discussing: In vs Out, sexualisation and identity. This is a
free event, however a donation would be appreciated. Facilitated by Sarah Parker.
Forum #1 - 18 Nov 6pm, 4 Hours. Forum #2 - 22 Nov 6pm, 4 Hours DOD
www.feast.org.au
Congratulations to all involved in the fabulous Feast Festival!
Please get in touch should you ever need help from your State Member of Parliament.
Tammy Franks MLC
@TammyMLC
Tammy Franks MLC
www.tammyfranks.org.au
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Pride March
Opening Night Party
The Gala Ball - gay, glamour & grace.
Bedlam
Beccy’s Big Hits
Le Male
Picnic in the Park
Picnic After Party
Annual Feast Comedy Gayla
Feast Comedy Debate “Same sex marriage – why bother?”
DVW It’s a SH!T show with Willam, Detox & Vicky
Ash Flanders Special Victim
Monologue of a Deaf Woman
Puttin’ on the Rouge
WALKIN’ the WEST - Queer History Walk
Boston Marriage
The Gender Project (developmental reading and forum)
Hans’ 10th Birthday Party!
In 2 Minds
SPEAK OUT!
IN VOGUE: SONGS BY MADONNA
BETWEEN THE CRACKS
Barnyard Cabaret
Mega Drag
Songs Only A Mother Could Love
Us Three Broads
Georgia with a G
Cherry Pop: a cabaret of firsts.
Beau Heartbreaker
Oprahfication
Edith Woof - a work in progress
TWUNKS (Past tense of twinks) LIVE!
The Sound of Bobby
No Place Like Homo
Lori Bell - One Naughty Night
SWAGGER PARTY - Gay RnB & Hip Hop Party
Genderfukd
Resonance - The Sounds Around Us performed by Zephyr Quartet
Academy of Ancient Music & Sara Macliver
Melody Feast
The Fiddle and the Drum - the music of Joni Mitchell
Beccy Cole... Up Close and Intimate
Nungay Nite
RACHEL CEARNS & THE VALKYRIES
Aerobics 80’s Style
Great Lesbian and Gay Writers – Our Inheritance
Hard Pressed Book Launch
Tough, self-indulgent and greedy!
Launch of locally-born writer John Bartlett’s second novel ‘Estuary’
FORUM - What does inclusion mean to you?
The End of the Homosexual
YOUTH FORUM – Learning from our Elders
Some Like it Hot - Introduction by Dr. Vicky Crowley
Some Like it Hot
QUEER&A – all things Gender!
TRANS : Gender questions in the classroom?
‘Walk Like a Man’
The Gender Project
Stigma, discrimination, and the Law
Sexualisation and identity.
‘FAITH’
Buck to Bombay
Transit Lounge
CROSS CULTURE
...Eyes on Design - Tegan Epson, Wayne McAra, Karen Cunningham
Light. Camera. Action
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Entwined
Journeys Textiles- an exhibition of textile art.
FREEDOM
PORT/ABLE - Clancy Warner, Michelle Spudic, xIii, Simon Simonson, Private Dancer
Inside Out
Vintage Verve
VITO
I am Divine
Pit Stop
GBF
Gun Hill Road
Some Like it Hot
Stud Life
Love Free or Die
Taking a Chance on God
TRANS
Born This Way
Silver Stilleto
In Their Room, London
United in Anger
CO-DEPENDENT LESBIAN SPACE ALIEN SEEKS SAME
Cruising
Interior. Leather. Bar
Joshua Tree, 1951
Mosquita Y Mari
Facing Mirrors
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A Perfect Ending
Valentine Road
Pink Parents at Semphore
PORT/ABLE art exhibition launch & Soiree Yampu
MAGIC! The Family Show
“Introduction to Magic”- Magic Workshop
Open Mic with special guest Heather Frahn.
The Dolphin Drag & Disco Cruise
Port Adelaide Comedy & Cabaret Night
Dress to Impress!
Feast Garden Tour –Adelaide Hills Wonderlands
Adelaide Hills Soiree
Vintage Verge Art Exhibiton Opening
DROP IN - meeting place for young queer people
RADICAL CRAFTERNOON
JUNO ACOUSTIC JAM SESSION
Baby BINGay
OPEN MIC NIGHT
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Gay times are here again’: celebrating the 40th anniversary of Adelaide’s 1973 Gay Pride Week
11th SA Same Sex Dance Sport Competition
Big Bingo
11th Annual Adelaide Spikers Volleyball Tournament
Got any Christian Roots?
Aboriginal Elders Villadge
International Transgender Day of Remembrance
Pink Diamond Race Day
BEARSTOCK 13: Bearotica Prize
BEARSTOCK 13: Dr Gertrude’s Art Attack
BEARSTOCK 13: The Golden Woofs
BEARSTOCK 13: MegaBear
BEARSTOCK 13: Bears On The Bus
BEARSTOCK 13: Yum Cha Lunch
BEARSTOCK 13: The Weakest Twink
BEARSTOCK 13: Meet & Greet
BEARSTOCK 13: Bearstock Grunt
BEARSTOCK 13: Honey Bearcovery
BEARSTOCK 13: Bears at Picnic
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Presented by Nexus Gallery
Presented by Art Gallery of South Australia
Presented by Feast
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Faith
Buck to Bombay
Rock and Roll - Tegan Epson
Eyes on Design - Wayne Mcara
Di Barrett utilises an innovative unorthodox approach to the tools and
Join Art Gallery Director Nick Mitzevich and Curators James Bennet and
Robert Reason for an evening of gender bending cultural engagement. Come face
to face with Marc Quinn’s cigar smoking Buck Angel and explore the beauty, colour
and homo-eroticism in Realms of Wonder. This special guided tour will introduce
you to the queer and quirky side of the Art Gallery of South Australia.
Tegan Empson an Adelaide based Glass Designer/Maker celebrates her
17th year of working out of the Jam Factory Glass Studio with a
collection of new design ideas paying homage to food, friends and feasts!
In 2009, Wayne received a Bachelor of Visual Art and Design (Specialisation
Ceramics) from Adelaide College of Arts. After receiving a Helpmann Academy
Professional Development Scholarship in 2010 Wayne went on to complete the
2 year Associate Program at Jam Factory Centre for Contemporary Craft
and Design. In 2012 Wayne won the inaugural South Australian Emerging
Designer Award with his design for the B4 Platter.
the medium to create a photograph. Her images are re-constituted into
arrangements of photographic intensity, heightened by a compositional
tension between symmetry and chaos and a content dichotomy that
fluctuates between the sacred and the profane.
The Art Gallery of South Australia
Queer Nexus Gallery, Openng Night 8 Nov. 6pm
9 & 10 Nov. 12pm, 12,13, 14, 15, Nov. 9am, 16 & 17 12pm, 19, 20, 21, 22 Nov. 9am, 23 & 24 Nov. 12pm
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Transit Lounge
The exhibition titled Transit Lounge is the outcome of research into
Adelaide drag performance culture including artists and performers
responding to subject of self-presentation, performativity and the body in
the everyday and on stage.
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Jam Factory Craft and Design, 19 Morphett Street, Adelaide
9, 11 -16, 18 -23 November 10am -5pm
9, 11 -16, 18 -23 November 10am -5pm
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Presented by Feast
Presented by Media Flea
Cross Culture - Ian Willding
Karen Cunningham
Light. Camera. Action.
A new and exciting body of work combining traditional format and circular canvases for
this vibrant and colourful collection of paintings. An exhibition with a feel for pop culture,
petri dishes and a little post colonialism thrown in as a reminder of the past and present.
My current practice focuses on the design and production of both blown glass objects
and objects that incorporate glass components with other materials. These range from
functional tableware to lighting and sculptural pieces. As a glass designer and maker
my work combines the design element with the hand made. It is not mass produced
but infused with the human touch, a merging of the design and artisan worlds.
Vix is a lightpainter. Yep, you read right. She paints pictures with light. Live. No
fancy computer software trickery, just an evening of instant photo-magic. The
team creates awe-inspiring images right before your eyes on the big screen, using
all in-camera techniques. Be transported to magical or humorous dreamscapes, or
put up your hand to join the team onstage: all you’ll need is imagination...
With elements of designs inspired from Wiradjuri culture these works are made to lift
your spirits and leave you enlightened with their whimsical titles and layered innuendo.
SASA Gallery, 55 North Terrace, Aelaide
Gallery M Marion Cultural Centre, 287 Diagonal Road Oaklands Park
The Soul Box, 252 Hindley Street, Adelaide
29 - 31 Oct. 11am, 1 - 13 Nov. 11am 13 Nov 5pm - Floor Talk, 14-27 Nov. 11am
29 - 31 Oct. 11am, 1 - 13 Nov. 11am 13 Nov 5pm - Floor Talk, 14-27 Nov. 11am
9, 11 -16, 18 -23 November 10am -5pm
22 November 7.30pm, 23 November 8pm, 60 mins $8
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Visual Arts
Visual Arts - PORT/ABLE
PORT/ABLE
This year we’re mixing up a blend of previous emerging artists and some bright new talents with a group exhibition PORT/ABLE, in the quirky old Port Sailing
Club now Gallery Yampu (Kaurna for dolphin). Proudly supported by FEAST, the SALA Festival and the City of Port Adelaide Enfield.
Gallery Yampu, 1 Jenkins Street, Birkenhead Opening - 10 November 4pm . Gallery Open 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, & 24 November, 11am, 5 hours
Clancy Warner
As an artist, my work is influenced heavily by facets of nature and
indigenous art styles and beliefs. I find inspiration within the natural
world, from the materials I use to the forms I create. My current
sculptural focus is animal motifs, undoubtedly due to the connection I
have had with them throughout my life.
Presented by Chock Chai Watapukana
Presented by Feast
Entwined
Journey Textiles
A work that evolved through the cross generational connection with my
adoptive Great, Great Aunt from Australia and me as a little boy from
Thailand. I have created new crochet work that is entwined with vintage
pieces of hers. Forming three panels, they are designed to reflect on
memories and the bonding power of craft.
Life is full of journeys. We each pursue our personal journeys through life. Through
this process we learn, stumble, become resilient, experience grief, anger, sadness,
joy, contentment, develop friendships and relationships, and try to make sense
of ourselves and the world we inhabit. This exhibition represents many journeys:
personal and internal journeys as well as our journey as a group of textile artists.
Exhibiting Artists are Zoe Ferguson, Liz Stevenson, Gena Martin, Christine Hoffman, Leona
Greenslade, Jenny Morison, Sue Morley, Susan Phillips-Rees.
Queer Nexus Gallery Foyer Only,
Hahndorf Academy, 68 Main Street Hahndorf
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I’ve always enjoyed drawing. Painting such precise work with ink feels
like I am drawing with a brush. As my work develops I notice it move
into representations of human evolution and the different perspectives
on aspects of living. My work as well will continue to evolve. I hope you
engage with my art and find a message that means something to you.
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It doesn’t take long to make and eat a yeast extract spread sandwich. So
what is a big nerd to do with the rest of their lunch break at work? Oh
yeah. Play with Lego and post photos of it on Instagram.
Simon Simonson
Inspired by the experience of Australian Nature these paintings combine
rigorous drawing with imaginative spirit, colour, light, and rhythm. They
are rendered with oil and charcoal on canvas.
Describing a place and time they also provide a portal to visit our inner
selves and personal experience.
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Karin Roberts (freedom)
A grungy, funky, spiritual experience exploring the beauty of freedom
using mixed media / digital art.
Red Lime Shack, 158 St. Vincent Street, Port Adelaide
Private Dancer - Annette Summers
My new work this year is titled ‘Private Dancer’, featuring the amazing
transgender women of Kings Cross. Towards the end of the 1970’s and
into the early 1980’s, changes began sweeping through the cabarets and
burlesque clubs. Real burlesque was fading out so we ladies became
‘Private Dancers’ in and around Sydney and beyond.
15 November 7pm 90 mins, 16-24 November 9am 5.5 Hours
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Presented by Feast
Presented by Michelle Lee Willsmore
Inside Out
Vintage Verve
Students from BigKStudio interpret the inside of the body; a visual approach to the
outside world; an inside out view. Colour and movement, using oils, acrylic and
gouache, burst out to expose the secret inner life that we rarely, if ever, see. Artists; Sue
Webb, Brian North, Robert Barendregt, Ann-Marie Morrissey, Jen Hill & Eric Kuhlmann.
A tribute to the photographers and models of the 18th, 19th and early
20th centuries. Photographic mosaics of French postcards, vintage queer
and celebrities in drag. http://gigapan.com/galleries/10590/gigapans
Wheatsheaf Hotel, 39 George Street, Thebarton Official Opening 14 Nov. 6pm
Presented by Feast & Anahata Community
Vito
I am Divine
In the aftermath of Stonewall, a newly politicised Vito Russo found his voice as
a gay activist and critic of LGBTIQ representation in the media. He wrote “The
Celluloid Closet,” the first book to critique Hollywood’s portrayals of gays on
screen. During the AIDS crisis in the 1980s, Vito became a passionate advocate
for justice via the newly formed ACT UP, before his death in 1990.
Director: Jeffrey Schwartz
Opening 8, November, 7.30pm, 11 - 17 November 8am til late
Take a step back through gay culture. This is the story of Divine, aka Harris
Glenn Milstead, from his humble beginnings as an overweight, teased Baltimore
youth to internationally recognised drag superstar through his collaboration with
filmmaker John Waters. Spitting in the face of the status quos of body image,
gender identity, sexuality, and preconceived notions of beauty, Divine was the
ultimate outsider turned underground royalty. Director: Jeffrey Schwartz
USA 2011
13 November, 6.30pm, 85 mins
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9 - 24 November, Open Daily from 11am
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Pit Stop
GBF
Recovering from an ill-fated affair with a married man, Gabe finds solace in
the relationship he maintains with his ex-wife and daughter. On the other
side of town, Ernesto evades life at home with his current live-in-ex-boyfriend
by spending much of his spare time in the hospital with an ailing past love.
Impervious to the monotony of their working class small Texan town, they
maintain an unwavering yearning for romance. Director: Yen Tan
The fight for supremacy between a school’s most popular girls takes an
unexpected turn when Tanner (Michael J. Willett) becomes its first openly gay
student. As they race to bag the big trend in fashion accessories, the Gay Best
Friend, Tanner, must choose between skyrocketing popularity and the friends he
is leaving behind. Darren Stein (Jawbreaker) returns with another comic send-up
of high school clique culture, including memorable performances by
Megan Mullally and Natasha Lyonne. Director: Darren Stein
The Mercury Cinema, 13 Morphett Street, Adelaide 5000
www.thefactory.com.au
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Gunhill Road
Some Like It Hot
Taking a Chance on God
TRANS
After three years in prison, Enrique (Esai Morales) returns home to the Bronx to find the
world has changed. His wife, Angela (Judy Reyes), struggles to hide an emotional affair,
and his teenage son, Michael (Harmony Santana), explores a sexual transformation
well beyond Enrique’s grasp and understanding. Starring transgender actor Harmony
Santana, the first openly transgender actress to receive a major acting award nomination.
Director: Rashaad Ernesto
This gender bender comedy classic is HOT !!! Two musicians (Tony Curtis &
Jack Lemon) witness a mob hit, so with a price on their heads, they disguise
themselves as women and flee in an all female band. The lead singer Sugar
Kane Kowalczyk (Marilyn Monroe) turns more than heads. It has the best
comedy punch line ever! Special introduction by Dr Vicky Crowley
Director: Billy Wilder
A bio-documentary about the life of gay Jesuit priest John McNeill and how his gay
liberation theological teachings resulted in his expulsion from the Catholic Church. Growing
up in Buffalo, escaping death as a POW in Nazi Germany, falling in love with his husband,
coming out on national television and calling for compassion and justice during the AIDS
crisis celebrating the unique spiritual gifts of LGBTIQ people. Director: Brendan Fay
TRANS is an extraordinary documentary about the Transgender Community. Inspired
by Dr. Christine McGinn and her work as a transgender surgeon, TRANS provides an
up-close and very personal vision into the lives, loves, and challenges of a remarkable
cast of characters of all ages and from all walks of life. Stories of confusion and courage,
excitement and emotion that have never been told, until now. Director: Chris Arnold
USA 2011
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Silver Stiletto
Two men are found dead in a dumpster outside of a
well known gay bar and their wounds suggest the actions of a trained killer. There are
no witnesses and no evidence. Detective Alexis Morgan has a crazy theory. Could the
disheveled drag-queen Dorothy be responsible? Director: Luke Mayze
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Stud Life
Love Free or Die
Born This Way
JJ is a ‘Stud’(stone butch) Lesbian. Together with her best friend Seb, a Gay
pretty boy, they work as wedding photographers. When JJ falls in love with a
beautiful diva, JJ and Seb’s friendship is tested. JJ is forced to chose between
her hot new femme lover and her best friend. Director: Campbell
A documentary about Gene Robinson, the openly Gay Bishop who set a
precedent in New Hampshire state politics, and the battle for LGBTIQ people to
receive full acceptance in the faith and the church. It is about church and state,
love and marriage, faith and identity-and one man’s struggle to dispel the notion
that God’s love has limits. (Special Jury Prize winner Sundance 2012).
Director: Macky Alston
Cameroon has more arrests for homosexuality than any other country in the world. This film is
a shocking yet intimate insight into the lives of these people. It follows Cédric and Gertrude, two
young Cameroonians, as they move between a secret, supportive LGBTIQ Community and an
outside culture that, though intensely homophobic, is in transition toward greater acceptance.
French with English subtitles. Director: Shaun Kadlec & Deb Tullmann
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The Mercury Cinema 13 Morphett St Adelaide.
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men and their bedrooms,
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instalment, introduces a
handful of gay men living in the UK capital. As they are getting ready for a casual hook-up, they
open up about their expectations and share their innermost desires and thoughts on sex, romance
and relationships. Director: Travis Mathews. WARNING: NUDITY & EXPLICIT IMAGES
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United in Anger
Codependent lesbian space
alien seeks same
Joshua Tree, 1951
Mosquita Y Mari
A smash hit at LGBTIQ and international film festivals across the globe. A fearless,
intimate fictional portrait of James Dean on the cusp of becoming a great actor
and an outsider icon. Stylishly evoking boundary-pushing, the film’s surreal and
dreamlike vignettes blend biographical and fictionalised elements to present pivotal
moments in Dean’s short yet remarkable life. A must-see gay film!
Director: Matthew Mishory
15-yr-old Mexican American, Yolanda lives with her mother, father and siblings
in a Latino suburb of Los Angeles. She is studious, diligent, well-adjusted and
quiet. Mari, also 15, moves into an adjacent flat with her single mother and
sister. Mari’s family are doing it tough. An exquisitely crafted coming of age tale
that follows a pair of Latina teens who fall gradually in love. Spanish
with English subtitles. Director: Aurora Guerrero
An inspiring documentary about ACT UP (the Aids Coalition to unleash Power),
the birth and life of the AIDS activist movement. Utilising oral histories as well
as rare archival footage, the film depicts the efforts of ACT UP as it battles
corporate greed, social indifference, and government negligence. Before there
was Occupy Wall Street or the Arab Spring, there was ACT UP.
Director: Jim Hubbard
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A romantic comedy, sci-fi B-movie spoof. This is as silly and as camp as it gets
with silver alien costumes and monotone voices. Three lesbian space aliens come
to planet Earth. Zoinx hooks up with Jane, a shy, lonely earthling lesbian. Like all
good lesbians Jane is attracted to the person within and doesn’t see that Zoinx is
an alien. Ever wondered how aliens have sex? Director: Madeleine Olnek
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Cruising
Interior. Leather. Bar
Facing Mirrors
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A police detective (Al Pacino) goes undercover in the underground gay leather and S&M scene
of New York City to catch a serial killer who is murdering numerous gay men. As he learns
the codes, practices and complex rules of this new world the work starts to change him.
Controversial when first released, causing huge protests from the gay and lesbian community.
Director: William Friedkin. WARNING: GRAPHIC VIOLENCE & SEX SCENES
The 1980 film Cruising was plagued with controversy. Its director was forced to cut 40
minutes of sexually explicit material. Filmmakers James Franco and Travis Mathews reimagine the lost scenes in this intriguing film about the making of a film and the broader
exploration of sexual and creative freedom. Director: James Franco & Travis
Matthews. WARNING: Nudity and very explicit sex scenes
A story of an unlikely and daring friendship that develops despite social norms and
religious beliefs. Although Rana is a traditional wife and mother, she is forced to drive
a cab to pay off the debt that keeps her husband in prison. By chance she picks up
the wealthy and rebellious Eddie. When Rana realises that Eddie is transgender,
a dangerous series of conflicts arises. Director: Negar Azarbeyjani
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A steamy July 4th night brings four people together in two tales of seduction and conflicted
desire. Joe is a black, middle-aged, married man out on an Internet date with June, a white
teenage boy. Abigayle is Joe’s precocious daughter, out on the town with a hot, wisecracking,
Latino basketball player named Dexter. As the two couples get to know each other intimately,
their realities are tested, and the outcome is bracing. Director: Joshua Sanchez
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Queer Youth Drop In
This year we set up the Queer Youth Drop In Space at the City Soul Cafe. It is an alcohol free, LGBTIQ youth friendly space that operates each fortnight. It is a place
that is comfortable, run by youth, safe, a place to meet other Queer Youth, to present workshops, and performances, to network with peers and to chill out. We will
continue to run this throughout the year (except during our festival). Head to the Feast Queer Youth Drop in Facebook page for more info.
Feast Festival Queer Youth Space
During Feast we will set up Youth Spaces in our Feast ANZ Cluster where queer young people can
meet, feel safe and comfortable. There will be a series of events in this space throughout the
festival. There are also heaps of events in our main program that have been programmed with young
people in mind and have been endorsed by our Youth Project Committee (look out for the logo).
Inaugural Regional Outreach
Exchange Pilot Project
The Queer Youth Regional
Exchange Program
Mount Gambier, Port Lincoln, The Riverland & Whyalla
If you are over 18 and live in the regions and would like to come to Feast but
feel a little shy or don’t have the means...then this is for you.
We have set up an exchange program where we will host youth from the
regions during the Feast Festival in Adelaide and set up a ‘buddy’ system in
order for you to experience our wonderful festival.
We will provide assistance towards your travel and find you a suitable billet or
accommodation (if needed). We will introduce you to other like minded young
people and also provide you with tickets to shows and events. Our fabulous
Queer Youth Project Committee will ensure that you feel safe and looked
after throughout your time here. They have organised a whole series of youth
orientated events in our Queer Youth Space in the Cluster.
You must be over 18 and due to limited numbers will need to
apply to be part of the exchange. If you are interested in being
part of the exchange please contact either our project officers:
Lucy and Edwin ([email protected]) or Catherine our Artistic
Director ([email protected]).
In 2013 we were successful in gaining a Youth Connect Grant (Minister Communities
and Social Inclusion) to set up safe space and programs for regional queer, same sex
attracted and questioning youth in order to provide artistic and cultural activities and to
build relationships that may be relevant to young LGBTIQ people (as well as the broader
community) in order to break down barriers and promote acceptance.
We employed two Youth Project Officers (Edwin and Lucy) who have been busy liaising
with regional youth in order to present events in the four regions. These events will be
hosted by members of the Feast Youth Committee and involve strategic partners such as
Shine, BFriend, Country Arts SA, Riverland Youth Theatre and D’Faces of Art in Whyalla
and Ovation Theatre in Mount Gambier. Each program will be initiated, devised and
developed through consultation with youth groups, individuals and agencies to ensure the
right ‘fit’ for each particular area.
As an initial entrée into each region in September we toured Speak Out to schools and
communities in Strathalbyn, Murray Bridge, Mount Gambier, Renmark, Glossip, Waikerie,
Loxton, Burra, Whyalla, Port Lincoln and Port Augusta.
Speak Out is a fabulous interactive performance piece, devised by Edwin Kemp Attrill as
part of his ActNow Theatre. Edwin is the Artistic Director of ActNow and has employed
some of the techniques of Augusto Baol in Speak Out. It is a non-threatening, non-didactic,
interactive theatre presentation about homophobia.
Check out the show at Feast – 2 performances only.
Sunday 17th at 4.30pm & Monday 18th at 6.30pm,
Blender Bar Bar, $10 Door.
Friday 8th ART EXHIBITION OPENING - The West Bar (Uni SA) 7.30pm
Vintage Verve by Michelle Lee Willsmore.
Saturday 9th DROP IN - Meeting place for young queers The West Bar (Uni SA) 7pm onwards.
It is the beginning of the festival and you may be feeling shy or just want to meet or hang out with some other young people or
have a chill place to sit and hang out. West Bar is comfortable with coffee, bar, scrabble, art exhibition and other cool things.
Sunday 10th RADICAL CRAFTERNOON - The Blender
(or Courtyard Cluster if weather permits) 2 - 5pm
Allow us to introduce you to the world of radical craft with some wonderful artists, an arsenal of materials and some
subversive and humorous craft projects. All levels of experience welcome.
Wednesday 13th – JUNO ACOUSTIC JAM SESSION The West Bar (Uni SA) 7.30 - 11pm
Share an evening with the girls from Juno. Enjoy an intimate acoustic jam session and learn why these girls are loved by so many.
Bring your guitars, triangles, songs, piano accordions, trumpets so you can jam. Or just sit back and enjoy
Sunday 17th – Baby BINGay - The Blender, 2 - 4pm
The FYC reinterprets a Feast classic to bring you an evening of old-fashioned fun with a healthy dose of comedy and prizes
(and a game of bingo of course).
Thursday 21st – FYC’s OPEN MIC NIGHT - The West BAR (UniSA) 7 - 10.30pm
*Note: At the time of printing this guide we were still consulting, if you live in the
regions, keep your eyes posted on our Facebook and website and app for updates
so you know what will be happening in your area during Feast. Or contact Lucy or
Edwin on [email protected]
It’s just you, the stage, the microphone and a realm of endless possibility. Take part or be entertained by a showcase of magic,
drag, comedy, music, dance, poetry slam and spoken word. Raw vocal talent is encouraged, sing or recite your favourite and/
or original poems, songs or musings. A bit of passion, flair and imagination is all you need. Come and mix it up with other
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‘Gay times are here again’:
celebrating the 40th anniversary 11th SA Same Sex Dance
of Adelaide’s 1973 Gay Pride Week Sport Competition
This exhibition of photographs and archives celebrates the 40th anniversary of the 1973
Adelaide Gay Pride Week, the precursor of Adelaide’s Feast Festival and Equal Love campaign.
Organised by the Gay Activists Alliance, the 1973 Gay Pride Week included everything from
a Street March and Speakout, to leafleting ‘zaps’ and a Gay Remembrance Day.
In 2003 a group of enthusiastic women decided to develop same sex
dancesport in SA. After contacting the existing dancesport studios in Adelaide
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Got any Christian Roots?
Aboriginal Elders Village Mural Project
A worship service for GLBTIQ. Gather with other Queer Christians and experience
the church being welcoming and inclusive. Hosted by Church of the Trinity and
organised by Unity & Friends’ a LGBTIQ friends and families group from within
the Uniting Church. For further info ring Rev Leanne Jenski 0409 516 857.
Raymond Zada, Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award
winner for 2012 and 2013 and Moolagoo Mob member is working on a mural
with residents of the Aboriginal Elders Village. The mural covers the entire wall
of the Elders Village dining room. Your’e welcome to visit. You can also enjoy the
vegetable garden and fire pit areas developed by Taoundi College students, Feast
and staff and residents of the Village.
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Edwardstown Masonic Hall, 146 Avenue Rd, Clarence Gardens
Church of the Trinity, Uniting Church, Unley
The Aboriginal Elders Village, 2 Oldfield Street, Davoren Park
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Big Bingo
11th Annual Spikers Competition
Queer Bingo in The Blender is BIG. Hosted by a yet-to-be-revealed surprise celebrity,
featuring barrel girl Margie Fischer and Shimmer Chernobyl. Big Bingo is just the
ticket for a hilarious night out. If you’re a Bingo virgin we’ll teach you how to play. For the
initiated, Big Bingo is more outrageous than ever. Prizes range from sexy to silly, tickets to
shows and tantalising treats. BYO friends, full bar facilities and a great night guaranteed.
Local and interstate players are invited to compete in the ASVC 11th Annual
Feast Volleyball Tournament in competitive or social levels (A, B and C grade).
Register as individuals or teams. Spectators free. Registered players are invited
to attend FEAST’s Picnic in the Park on Sunday 24th November.
Mt Lofty Sports Community Sports Centre, Heathfield High School (99 Longwood Rd)
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Community Special Events
Bearstock 13
Presented by Bear Men of Adelaide
Bearstock 13
Presented by Scarlet Alliance
Proudly Supported by South Australian Jockey Club
International Transgender
Day of Remembrance
The 15th International Transgender Day of Remembrance has been held since 1998
on November 20th after the murder of Rita Hester, a Trans Woman & sex worker. TDOR
raises public awareness of hate crimes against trans people, provides a space for public
mourning & honours the lives of those trans people who might otherwise be forgotten.
Please join us for a candle light vigil.
The South Australian Jockey Club hosts the 4th annual Pink Diamond Race
Day at Morphettville Racecourse. Adelaide’s one and only gay and lesbian
race day event. Held on Saturday 23 November in the Tapestry Pavilion, enjoy
a two course meal, afternoon tea and a five hour beverage package. Proudly
supporting the McGrath Foundation.
The Feast ANZ Cluster, Lion Arts Centre Court Yard, Corner North Tce & Morphett St Adelaide
Morphettville Racecourse, 79 Morphett Road, Morphettville
20 November, 7.45pm, 3 Hours
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The Tank - 21 Nov. 9.00pm, 60mins
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A reading of finalists in the Bearotica
Prize for erotic bear writing. At the
end of the reading the audience votes
for the winner. Join us for some furry
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Dr Gertrude’s Art Attack
View Fine Art at the lovely Art Gallery of
SA through Dr Gertude Glossip’s Probing
Lens. Expect Underbelly Exposures and
a Flash of Scandal. Dr Gertude is always
Naughty but Nice.
Art Gallery of SA - 22 Nov. 1pm & 3pm, 75 mins
$16 FP $14 C $14 cF Full $12 cF Con.
$14 FP • B $12 C• B
Visit bearstock.bmofa.org.au for details of multi event passes. Tickets and
passes on sale through FeasTiX - www.feast.org.au or 08 8463 0684.
The Golden Woofs
A gala screening of finalists in
the world’s richest bear short film
competition. In previous years entries
have come from Canada, the UK, the
US, New Zealand and Australia. Come
along for an exciting evening of bears
on the big screen.
Yum Cha Lunch
It’s every bear’s favourite food (after honey
of course)... Yum Cha! Come eat and
enjoy the company of hungry bears and a
delicious lunch (pre-booking essential).
The Mercury Cinema - 22 Nov. 7pm, 90mins
$16 FP $14 C $14 cF Full $12 cF Con.
$14 FP • B $12 C• B
The Weakest Twink
Come see why Nathan Little’s camp trivia
nights are legendary in the Melbourne gay
scene! Even Perez Hilton and the Scissor
Sisters are fans! Three rounds of music,
movies, celebs and hilarious YouTube clips.
MegaBear
A celebration of bear performance.
Hosted by Helga Handfull and featuring
Asian Envy (electro-dance from
Melbourne), Steve Charles (sweet
country crooning from Tamworth)
and Armpit Stench (bear punk from
Adelaide/Melbourne), plus special
guests TBA.
Queer Nexus Theatre - 22 Nov. 10pm, 2 Hours
$18 FP $16 C $16 cF Full $14 cF Con.
$16 FP • B $14 C• B
Bears On The Bus
An eclectic and relaxing day tour through
the picturesque Adelaide Hills, featuring
visits to boutique wineries and providores,
with a hearty lunch and stroll in historic
Hahndorf.
Departs Mercury Cinema - 23 Nov. 10am, 6 Hours
$80 FP $75 C $75 cF Full $70 cF Con.
$75 FP • B $70 C• B
Ding Hao - 23 Nov. 12pm, 2 Hours
$35 FP $30 FP • B
Directors Hotel - 23 Nov. 4pm, 2 Hours
$14 FP $12 C $12 cF Full $10 cF Con.
$12 FP • B $10 C• B
Meet and Greet
A relaxed get together at Adelaide’s bear
friendly pub The Directors. Catch up with
old friends and make new ones over
dinner and drinks. Snacks and a la carte
menu available.
Directors Hotel
23 Nov. 6pm, 3 Hours FREE!
Bearstock Grunt
Bears, cubs and friends will be flying in from
around the country for Grunt, Adelaide’s first
home-grown bear dance party. DJs Frankie
Shin (Sydney) and mikeyb (Brisbane) will
keep it hot and pumping, with lasers by
Adelaide’s Brett Howell.
Honey Bearcovery
The ultimate recovery party to end
Bearstock 13 and Feast, featuring
Honey’s resident DJs from Sydney
Mark Alsop and Colin Gaff, lasers
by Brett Howell and raunchy visuals.
FREE after Feast Closing Party entry.
Everyone welcome!
Queer Nexus Theatre
24 Nov. 6pm, 6 Hours FREE!
Bears At Picnic
Chill with the bears at Adelaide’s biggest
and best loved queer community event,
Feast’s Picnic in the Park. Look out for the
Bear Men of Adelaide banner and grab a
bargain at the bear jumble stall.
The Bear’s Tent, Bonython Pk - 24 Nov. 10am, 7 Hours
Tulyat Woodli, Bonython Pk - 24 Nov. 12pm, 5 Hours
FREE!
Bears Art Opening &
Bearstock Launch
Richard Boyle crochets dolls that are
whimsical, witty and queer. Brian
Bronson Grylls creates paintings that
reflect both his Aboriginal and his
Bear identities. Join the bears for the
opening of their exhibition and the
launch of Bearstock 13. Exhibition runs
all of Feast 9-24 November.
Blender Bar Bar, Upstairs
21 Nov. 6pm, 1 Hour FREE!
Light Hotel - 23 Nov. 10pm, 8 Hours
$30 FP $25 C $25 FP • B
State Liberal Leader Steven Marshall
and members of his team proudly
supporting Feast Festival
Hon Stephen Wade
Member of the Legislative Council
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Steven Marshall MP
Member for Norwood
8363 9111
Hon Michelle Lensink
Member of the Legislative Council
8237 9434
Isobel Redmond MP
Member for Heysen
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Rachel Sanderson MP
Member for Adelaide
8269 1838
David Pisoni MP
Member for Unley
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If you value community, want to inspire change and make a real
difference to the lives of others, then Feast wants you.
Join the FEAST 500 Philanthropic Program and share our vision. Your generosity
will directly support the Annual Feast Festival Program and Community Initiatives.
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• City of Port Augusta
• City of Unley (x3 flags)
• Town of Gawler
• Town of Walkerville (x 2 flags)
• District Council of Mount Barker
Presented by Feast
Flying the Rainbow Flag – Celebrating Diversity
After two years of Stephen Yarwood and the Adelaide City Council raising the rainbow flag for Feast we wrote to every Mayor and every municipal council in South
Australia inviting them to show their support for LGBTIQ people and their families living in their area. 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 our Feast Festival 9-24 November. We saw this as a simple symbolic way in which councils
can help celebrate the Feast Festival State wide, as well as publicly acknowledging their council/city’s role as a leader in promoting and celebrating diversity.
As of the end of September those councils who will fly the rainbow flag are:
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Thank You
Sponsors
Feast Festival has a fresh new feel in
2013. We are moving to a new location,
The Feast ANZ Cluster in the Lion Arts
Centre Courtyard and also getting back
to our roots with the iconic Picnic in the
Park going back to the Parklands. We are
expanding our metropolitan and regional
reach too with new Youth programs
and introducing exciting new events like
Bedlam, the massive DJ Party.
Once again the exciting changes at
Feast for this year’s festival have been
created through the imagination, business
acumen and tenacity of the broad Feast
team, including staff, volunteers and
board members. As ever we rely on
our Sponsors, including ANZ Bank, our
Principal Sponsor, Government sponsors,
both state and local, and other businesses
who quietly and steadily support Feast
over many years. Every year we welcome
new sponsors into the mix including
Beyondblue, Bulmers Cider, Renewal SA,
Port Adelaide Enfield Council and the City
of Charles Sturt to name a few this year.
We are also supported by our Feast 500
benefactors and this year have re-branded
this program aiming for 500 people to
donate whatever they can and to become
Feast 500 members in 2013.
This is my final year at Feast, in fact by
November I will be rejoining Festival goers
enjoying great shows and entertainment
FEAST STAFF
FEAST BOARD
FEAST VOLUNTEERS
Artistic Director
Chair
General Manager
Treasurer
Abegail Vergara, Alaa Al Asadi, Alex Barr, Alicia Abell,
Amy Milne, Andrew Powell, Andrew Powell, Angela
Andre, Anne-Marie Hayes, Ayesha Aggarwal, Brett
Oswald, Brian North, Bridget Summerfi eld, Bronwyn
Haynes, Corum Radford, Chi Hay, Christie Nancarrow,
Dahlia Opala, Damien Barnes, Daniel Maidment,
Daniel Wilkinson, David Brown, David Leckie, Desi
d’Orsay Lawrence, Denise Daviess, Elizabeth Torres,
Elyse Koler, Emma Breagan, Emma Cimarosti, Emily
Hollamby, Fanny Jacobson, Fiona Barrowman, Ng
Wenh Wah, Heath Reed, Helen Bock, Hollie Graffix,
Ian Buckland, Irene Wong, James Edwards, Jacqui
Halliday, James (Laroslav) Roschupkin, James
Temby, Jane Lamprey, Jan
(Janette) Day, Jasmine Munn-McDonnell, Jess Milie,
Juniper Van-den-Ende, John Sloan, Joshua Reed, Kat
Pugh, Kate Lane, Keith Herbig, Kenneth Nicol, Krystle
Aunger, Kylie Price, Kylie Willis, Kym MacKenzie,
Laura Pressley, Lauren Montgomery, Lauren Pitman,
Lia Klatowsky, Leigh Norris, Linda Waldrum, Linh
Nguyen, Linzi Wilde, Luigi Pangaro, Lucy Flawless,
Malakai Yeomans, Malt Biscuit, Mathew Jackson,
Marie Claire, Mark McIntosh, Marg Beagley, Max
Rayner, Megan McGuire, Melissa Krolling, Mengling
Zhang, Meredith Burgess, Michael James, Michael
Kawenga, Michele Saint-Yves, Ming Goh, Neil Clegg,
Nicnic Ansell, Paul Newton, Pawanrat Tangseefa,
Phillip Page, Phuong Phan Rebecca O’Brien, Rhys
Hamon, Robert Ciantar, Roberta Bonomi, Rob Dansie,
Rotha Ngin, Sam Uren, Sam Lane, Sarah Lyons,
Sarah Packham, Sarah Whitford, Sean Miller, Scott
Sims, Shelly Kirk, Shimmer Chernobyl, Slay Emalle,
Steven Winwood, Suzanne Harmer, Suzie Newbury,
Swati Choodhry, Thomas Wyld, Toni Flynn, Trevor
Hobbs, Visalini Vinu, Warren Chambers, Weilin Yang,
Wendy Wassenaar, Verity Rice and Zane Williams.
Catherine Fitzgerald
Lorraine Tyler
Marketing, Sales & Administration Assistant
Lily Pook- Ryan
Marketing and Publicity Coordinator
Leigh McGrane
Publicist
Margie Fischer
Rachael Turner
Secretary
Nathan Moir
Ex Officio
Catherine Fitzgerald and Lorraine Tyler
Members
Tim Mason
Production Site Manager
Peter Darwin
Production Coordinator/Artist Services
Sue-Ann Charlton, Matt Glibertson, Libby O’Donovan, Lucy
Hackworth, Michael Mallamo, Nath Moir. Michelle Wigg,
(until March 2013) Vivienne Scott (until Aug. 2013)
Rachelle (Rocky) Higgins
FEAST ADVISORS
Visual Arts Coordinator
Legal
Geoffrey Parslow
Bob Lempens – Camatta Lempens & Melinda Mayne
Comedy Coordinator
DJ party (BEDLAM) advisor
Western Suburbs Project Officer
QUEER IDEAS ADVISORY Group
Lori Bell
Helen Bock
Adelaide Hills Coordinator
Margie Fischer
Youth Project Officers
Lucy Hackworth & Edwin Kemp Attrill
Volunteer Coordinator
Kerrie Campbell
Alison Coppe, Barbara Baird, Jonathan Bollen, Mandy
Treagus, Melinda Dodd, Rosslyn Prosser
TRANS* Advisory Group
Barbara Bailey, Kristyana Finch Cindy James, Dr Robert
Lyons, Dr. Rosemary Jones, Jenny Scott, Kelly Barr,
Sarah Parker, Tarkwin Coles, Yvonne (Vonnie) Britain
Delwyn Cox
Volunteer Supervisor
John Sloane
FILM Advisory
Venue Design Coordinator
Jennifer Soggee (chair until September)
Sarah Cornelius (current Chair)
Ellen Mitchell, Grace Mitchell
Jessica Miley
Production/Office Assistant
Andrew Glancey
Ron Hilinga, John McConchie, Jennifer Soggee (FYC rep)
Youth Project Advisory Committee
Queer Youth Drop In Committee
Bar Manager
Michelle Haynes
Edwin Kemp- Attrill, Lucy Hackworth, Laura IngleFinch, Caitlyn Georgeson, Emily Black, Margie Fischer.
Graphic Designers
Finance Sub Committee
Storm Warman (2013 poster design)
Rachel Lobban, rara studios (festival guide)
Karin Roberts – show designs posters and postcards.
Rachael Turner (Committee Chair), Lorraine Tyler,
Catherine Fitzgerald, Vivienne Scott, Margie Fischer
Website
The Factory Digital Media
Sue- Anne Charlton (Committee Chair), Anne Hopkins,
Margie Fischer, Michelle Wigg.
Feast TV
Fundraising Sub Committee
Kirsten Uhrig
Auditor
HR Sub Committee
Margie Fischer (committee Chair), Nathan Mori, Michael
Mallamo, Neil Clegg
Peter Hall Accounting
Management Consultant
Miranda Roe
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and a few drinks at the bar. I have had
an incredible time working with this
not-for-profit organisation that strives to
bring artistic excellence and a significant
place for our Community to celebrate who
we are every year. The effort required to
present a Festival like Feast is huge. It
takes all of us, including you who give that
support by buying tickets and spending
time at The Feast ANZ Cluster and other
Feast events. So come out and enjoy what
Feast has to offer in 2013.
Thank you once again to the tireless
Lorraine Tyler,
Feast team, the volunteers, the artists, the
General Manager
sponsors, the benefactors and the other
businesses that support Feast.
FEAST 500 BENEFACTORS
(We are aiming for 500 Members –
want to join us?)
Andrew Smith, Chris Birtwhiste, Anne Hopkins,
Barbara Baird, Brenton Smith, Stephen Martin,
Cameron Lewcock, David Nancarrow, Ellen Taylor,
Charlotte Kelly, Catherine Fitzgerald, Julie Levi,
David Brown, Dianne Malycha-Brandt, Diedre Knox,
Rosemary Osman, Dr Hans Van Den Bos, Martin
O’Callaghan, Fij Miller, Gail Mahon, Vicki Crowley,
Fiona Ryan, Frank Ford, Sam Harvey, Geoffrey
Parslow, Greg Mackie, Helen Onopko, Hon. Ian
Hunter MLC, Hon. Kate Ellis MP, Jennifer Nixon,
Jenny Scott, Jill Gael, Robyn Morrisset, Joesphine
Martin, Kerry Ireland, Warren Chambers, Lorraine
Tyler, Marg Beagley, Marg Jude, Margie Fischer,
Michael Henningsen, Michelle Wales, Nathan
Casserly, Penny Wong, Peter Murray, Peter Jones,
Brian J. Heenan, Philip Amery, Quenten Iskov, Rae
O’Neill, Rosemary Bennetts, Rosslyn Prosser, Sandy
Verschoor, Sarah Hanson-Young, Shane Dinnison,
Simon White, Sue-Ann Charlton, Tammy Franks,
Holley Skene, Sharee Kinnard, Katrina Marton,
David Smallacombe, Logan Bold, Wills Logue, Laura
Ingle-Finch, Caitlyn Georgeson, Fanny Jacobson, Lee
Duhring, Barry Horwood, Christine Sinclair, Charlie
Murray, Sustainable Focus (Laura Ingle- Finch).
PRINCIPAL SPONSOR
GOVERNMENT SPONSORS & FUNDING BODIES
Supported by Arts SA, Department for Communities and
Social Inclusion through youthconnect and Renewal SA.
DIAMOND SPONSORS
THANK YOU
Irene Jones, Zach Normandale (West Bar), Alison
Coppe, Vicki Crowley, Kerrie Campbell, Bob Lempens,
Lion Arts Centre Management Association Staff & our
neighbours, Brian Parkes – Jam Factory, Penny Griggs
– SALA, Louise Dunn & Ross McHenry – NEXUS,
Matt Kesting – The Mercury Cinema, Peter Darwin
and Michelle Haynes - Fowlers Live, Mark Dorian and
Jodie Bowen and staff at Uni SA, Greg Clarke and the
team at Adelaide Fringe, Claire Oremland at Elder Hall,
Nick Mitzevich, Luke Thurgate and Linsday Brookes
at the Art Gallery of SA, Gaelle Mellis at Access2Arts,
Alan Smith at State Library of SA, Pamela Foulkes
Music Aviva, Vitalstatistix, Leeza Peters (The City of
Charles Sturt), Sue McKenzie & Jane Marr (Port Enfield
Council) Satu Teppo (Renewel SA), Daniel Clarke, Matt
Parkinson, Frank Howe and all the ANZ volunteers
Monique Thorpe and Adam Gardnir at Midsumma
Festival, Lisa Daniels at MQFF, Penny McAuley, Paula
Stankiewicz & Sarah Maddock (Adelaide City Council),
Peter and Chris Leach – MSL Computers, Peter
McGinn (The District Council of Mount Barker), Mathew
Ives (City of Unley), Dan Hales, Eileen Darley, Scott
Collins, Tarkwin Coles, Julie Holledge, Mary Moore,
Susan Sheridan, Sue Magarey, Charlie Murray, Kirsten
Uhrig, Geoffrey Parlsow, Sam Hodgeson, Ruth-Mary
Bond at City Soul Cafe, Neil Clegg, Eric Khulman, Kym
Waganeen, Raymond Zada, Grum, Colleen Ross, Casey
Vansebille, and all our wonderful volunteers, friends and
supporters throughout the year.
Disclaimer: All information correct at the time
of printing. This program is published to provide
information on Feast 2013. All rights are reserved. All
information was correct at the time of printing, however
Feast acknowledges that some changes may occur
and it can not be held responsible for inconvenience
caused by such changes. Contents do not necessarily
represent the views of the publisher or editors.
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responsibility under the Trade Practices Act & Copyright
Act. The appearance of any advertisement does not
imply the endorsement of the publisher or the editors.
The appearance of any individuals in any photograph in
Feast guide does not indicate their sexual preference,
status, conduct or personality.
Feast is conscious of and
attempts to minimise its impact
on the environment.
PRINCIPAL ACCOMMODATION SPONSOR
ACCOMMODATION SPONSORS
SAPPHIRE SPONSORS
RUBY SPONSORS
SUPPORTING PARTNERS
PRINCIPAL MEDIA PARTNER
PRINCIPAL RADIO PARTNER
MEDIA SUPPORTERS
abc.net.au/adelaide
CREATIVE PARTNERS
FEAST IS A PROUD MEMBER OF:
PaulLucasPRODUCTIONS
WWW.FEAST.ORG.AU
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Saturday 23 November 2013
Proudly Supporting
Morphettville Racecourse
12 - 5pm Tickets $135
08 8295 0180 sajc.com.au

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