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Photo Simon Krieg
G’day and welcome to yet another fabulous Feast! This year is
a year of change and excitement. We have implemented so many
new initiatives and ideas in 2010 that we believe this year will mark
a new era for the Festival.
With the theme Our Place we will build our place in the middle
of Light Square. Come November, for 16 days we will make Light
Square our home and give our LGBTIQ communities their own
place to feel safe, respected, and fabulous!
At our home in Light Square we will showcase some of the best
queer artists from all over Australia, Canada, and the United
Kingdom. There will be stand-out performances by Moira
Finucane, one of Australia’s most highly acclaimed and exciting
cabaret performers, the thrilling burlesque Brisbane boys in Briefs
and UK sensation Ursula Martinez with her new show My Stories,
Your Emails.
The Festival Hub is our place for Opening Night and the Picnic After
Party, Quench, our Queer Thinkers Weekend, Literature events,
an excellent mix of registered events, film nights, the entire Feast
Visual Arts program plus much more. Feast also welcomes our
broad audience of supporters, friends and lovers of excellent live
performance to our place.
In this, our inaugural year in Light Square, come and be
entertained in Feast’s magnificent circus tent, The Ballroom, or The
Lounge, a plush cabaret style venue, and the intimate Garden
Shed plus our outdoor stage with plenty of free entertainment.
There will be reasonably priced drinks and delicious food. Support
the Festival that supports you and come and enjoy the Festival
atmosphere at Feast’s new home.
This the first time Feast has ever tried anything on this scale, and
I believe it is exactly the type of profile building we need to do,
to ensure the Festival continues to grow and move forward. This
initiative will become the foundation for our future, and give the
festival an exciting new direction.
I would like to take this opportunity to say a big thank you, to all
those in the Feast Team who have worked tirelessly to ensure
Feast will reach its 14th Birthday in amazing style, and thank you to
the community who have supported the Festival since its inception
in 1997.
Together let’s build Our Place and make Feast 2010 a festival to
remember.
Kerry Ireland
Creative Producer Feast 2010
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Messages of Support
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FEASTiX
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Memberships and Access
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Headline Acts
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Special Events
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Balls & Parties
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Performing Arts – Cabaret
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Performing Arts – Theatre
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Performing Arts – Comedy
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Performing Arts – Music
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Feast Hub Map
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Planner
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Performing Arts – Outreach
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Film
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Visual Arts
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FREE Events!
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Literature
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Quench – A weekend of Queer Thinking
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Sowing the Seed – works in progress
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Gourmet Tours
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Community
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Bearstock 10
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Sport
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Tourism
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Accommodation Partners
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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.
Feast Festival
Ph: +61 8 8463 0684
Email: [email protected]
PO Box 8183 Station Arcade
Adelaide SA 5000
Lion Arts Centre Courtyard
Corner of Morphett Street
and North Terrace
Adelaide SA 5000
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Messages of Support
A message from Mike Rann
I am delighted to once again add my
support to what promises to be another
vibrant and diverse Feast Festival program.
The 2010 theme is ‘Our Place’, and it offers
a range of exciting and challenging events
that explore this idea, and centres in and
around the Festival’s new performance and
entertainment Hub in Light Square.
Feast connects many diverse sectors of
our community through its program of
activities, and offers celebration as well
as empowerment.
As you will see from this program, it can
truly claim to offer something for everyone.
‘Our Place’ encourages all people to
meaningfully and proudly express their
identities through a program of artistic
excellence, experimentation and creativity.
This festival of gay, lesbian, bisexual,
transgender, intersex and queer life
and lifestyle is an important part of our
State’s annual arts calendar, and one that
celebrates difference while promoting
acceptance.
I congratulate the staff, board
and many volunteers who continue to
present this inclusive festival, and offer my
best wishes to everyone partaking of this
year’s Feast.
A message from the
Lord Mayor of Adelaide
Welcome to the City of Adelaide for the
2010 Feast Festival.
This year’s theme, ‘Our Place’, celebrates
the arrival of artists from local, national and
international locations to perform in the city.
Adelaide City Council is pleased that
Light Square will be the 2010 festival
hub, hosting performances and other
entertainment for the duration of the event.
The City of Adelaide is proud to offer
its citizens a broad range of artistic
experiences, and the Feast Festival is no
exception. The event truly has something
for everyone, including theatre, comedy,
cabaret, visual arts and more.
I encourage the community to come along
and support the 2010 Feast Festival, and I
wish the event every success.
Michael Harbison
The Right Honourable
The Lord Mayor
It’s Festival time once again, and this
year the team of Feast present another
program full of fabulous fun with a range
of engaging performances and events that
celebrate diversity within our community.
The Feast Festival continues to grow and
the 2010 event offers participants new
spaces and new places. Through the
theme of ‘Our Place’ this year’s festival
gives ‘Picnic in the Park’ a brand new
home at Pinky Flat, and provides a new
performance and entertainment Hub in
Light Square.
Now in its 14th year, Feast steps out in style
with a brand new image that reflects the
dynamic energy of the Festival.
As you make your way through this
program you will discover new and
innovative projects that connect, inspire
and intrigue.
Enjoy, Feast 2010!
Alexandra Reid
Executive Director
Arts SA
Mike Rann
Premier of South Australia
Minister for the Arts
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FEASTiX
Memberships and Access
Memberships
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In 2010 Feast are pleased to introduce
FEASTiX, the official Feast Festival
Ticketing Service.
All of the memberships below entitle their card holders to the
clubFEAST price category as stated in the Guide and online.
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Help us to make Our Place a Safe Place this Feast.
Please use the traffic lights when crossing the
road to or from Light Square. Safe crossing points
are marked in yellow on the map on page 27.
How to book
Ticket prices
Price catagories
clubFEAST
Accessibility
Online bookings and information
Tickets are available by credit card
purchase online at:
With the introduction of FEASTiX comes
more flexibility with ticket offers. In 2010
we want to encourage you to PRE
PURCHASE tickets as opposed to waiting
until the last minute and buying on the
DOOR; some shows it will cost LESS to
pre purchase tickets or might include
something ‘extra’.
The 3 main price categories printed in the
guide are in the following order:
Love Feast? Want discounts on FEASTiX and merchandise?
Want to hear the news before everyone else? If so, join
the club! clubFEAST rewards members with cheap tickets,
special prices on merchandise, and invitations to events.
For just $20 we guarantee great benefits and savings on
Feast Festival tickets and events throughout the year.
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 at Pinky Flat have improved access. For all access
enquiries, please ring the Feast office on +61 8 8463 0684.
http://tix.feast.org.au
from Saturday 18 September, 2010
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 September 20, Monday to Friday
10am – 4pm and from November 1, also
Saturday and Sunday 10am – 4pm.
Feast Hub Box Office –
The Window Box
During the Festival tickets can also be
purchased from the Feast Hub Box Office
– The Window Box in Light Square; from
Monday to Wednesday 2pm – 11pm and
Thursday to Sunday 11am – 11pm.
Limited 2010
Feast Merchandise
T-Shirts $20
(male and female, various sizes)
Caps $20
Bag $5
PRE PURCHASE: Do you want CHEAP
Tickets?? Better PRE PURCHASED ticket
prices may be available when buying
tickets by any means prior to 4.30pm on
the day of the event; with the exception
of weekend matinees, which is prior to
11.30am on the day of the event.
DOOR: means buying tickets at the DOOR
of the relevant venue after 4.30pm (or
when relevant venue DOOR/Box Office
opens) on the day of the event; with the
exception of weekend matinees which is
after 11.30am on the day of the event.
Ticket collection
Tickets will not be posted out, they should
be collected at the relevant venue’s Box
Office after 5pm daily (or when it opens),
with the exception of weekend matinees
when tickets should be collected after
Midday (or when it opens) on the day of the
event. WordFeast and Quench Day Passes
can be collected and will be on sale from
the The Window Box one hour prior to the
event start time. When booking online,
please print the booking receipt and retain
for your reference.
Any questions or problems please
contact FEASTiX on +61 8 8463 0684 or
[email protected]
Available through FEASTiX or from the
Merchandise tent at the Feast Hub,
while stocks last.
Please note: Not all events offer discount
prices. 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. Tickets sold through
FEASTiX are NOT subject to an additional
booking fee.
For more information please check out the FEASTiX
Terms and Conditions online.
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Remember to check out the event
details on FEASTiX to see if any
cheaper prices or SPECIAL OFFERS
are available!
Access
Check out the fabulous new Feast Hub in Light Square – it’s Our Place!
Full Price
People with no form of Concession or
Membership.
Concession
People who can take advantage of
this ticket rate – Concession, Student,
Seniors, Health Care and Pension
Card Holders.
clubFEAST
People who can take advantage of
this ticket rate – clubFEAST, Fringe
Benefits, Green Room, Manhunt and
YHA Card Holders (see right).
Other special offers that will be available
for some events throughout the Feast
Festival online at FEASTiX are:
Group (8+)
If a group wants to purchase eight or
more tickets all in the one transaction,
each ticket will be reduced to this rate.
2 for 1
A complimentary ticket is provided on
purchase of a FULL PRICE ticket only.
Tight Arse Tuesday
SPECIAL ticket price for Tuesday
nights ONLY.
Opening Night Special
SPECIAL ticket price for event
Opening Nights ONLY.
Day Pass
Where an event might have multiple
sessions or days and you can buy one
ticket for the whole day.
Door Only
This is the ticket price if ONLY DOOR
SALES are available for this event. EFT
may not be available at all venues.
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 by purchase in
advance in person at the Feast office,
The Window Box or at the DOOR.
Table
This is the ticket price per table for
groups of four booked in The Ballroom
of Feast’s Hub Precinct.
clubFEAST members will:
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be the first to know by text message/email when there is
a special on tickets and receive invites to special events
throughout the year
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be able to access Feast’s great line of merchandise for a
great, discounted rate
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gain free entry to Picnic in the Park and Picnic After Party
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receive special drink offers at the Feast Hub.
Join at feast.org.au Support Feast? Join the Club!
Fringe Benefits
Aged 18-30? Want cheap tickets to arts and events in Adelaide?
Join now, it’s FREE! Fringe Benefits works alongside Adelaide’s
art scene to help give its members more bang for their buck by
offering discounted tickets and special deals to arts and events as
well as some of the coolest pubs and retailers in SA. It’s for funloving, free spirited 18-30 year-olds who love to go out and have
a good time.
www.fringebenefits.com.au
Wheelchair Accessibility
When booking tickets to events, please inform the staff of your
access requirements. ALL of Feast’s Hub venues at Light Square
are wheelchair accessible. Wheelchair accessible events are
indicated throughout the Guide and online by the use of this
symbol.
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
Companion Card
A complimentary ticket will be provided to the holder of a
Companion Card on purchase of a FULL PRICE ticket only
showing this symbol. This offer can only be purchased by phone
or in person when card will be checked.
NOTE: Feast is not responsible for any external presenters
that refuse to honor the Companion Card offer or where there
are extraordinary circumstances that prevent the offer being
available.
Programming Advice
All Feast events are General Admission unless otherwise stated.
GreenRoom
Are you 30 or under and love music, dance, theatre & visual art?
You’ll love the ‘backstage’ access and insider opportunities that the
Adelaide Festival Centre’s Green Room membership offers!
www.adelaidefestivalcentre.com/greenroom
As a special offer from Feast, all Manhunt subscribers are entitled
to clubFEAST prices on all indicated shows and events. Just quote
Manhunt at the Box Office when purchasing or collecting on-line
purchased tickets.
Whether you’re looking for Mr. Right or Mr. Right Now,
MANHUNT.net is the online service where you can meet hot men
in your area! Any male over 18 years old who has a valid email
address and a digital photo is welcome to join and can begin
receiving the benefits. Enjoy Feast and Manhunt.
www.manhunt.net
YHA
Parental Guidance recommended
Events that show this symbol may not be suitable for children
under 15 and Parental Guidance is recommended.
Suitable for Adults only
Events that show this symbol are only suitable for those
aged 18 years and older. Proof of age may be required to
enter these events.
Feast Produced Event
This symbol indicates a Feast Produced Event.
Bearstock event pricing
Bear member prices are available to members of Bear Men of
Adelaide, or to members of any non-Adelaide Bear club. Please
bring your membership card or badge if buying Bear member
tickets. These symbols indicate Full Price Bear and Concession
Bear prices. See page 48 or online for ticket packages and
further information.
Join YHA to explore Australia and the world on a budget! There
are over 4000 hostels around the world and thousands of YHA
discounts ‘to boot’. There is a membership to suit everyone.
www.yha.com.au
Photo Hugo Glenndinning
Headline Acts
“...an utterly riveting,
compellingly uncompromising
show that is highly
recommended...”
Manchester Evening News
“...a big star in the making.”
The Daily Telegraph
Presented by Feast, Ursula Martinez and the Adelaide Festival Centre
My Stories, Your Emails
Ursula Martinez has written some true stories. Some strangers
have sent her unbelievable emails. Ursula invites you to meet the
ordinary and extraordinary characters in her life and in her inbox.
Combining spoken word, live art, character comedy and stand
up, My Stories, Your Emails is about looking at oneself under a
microscope and being judged from afar. The result is a comical
and uncompromising investigation into identity, relationships,
confession, obsession, miscommunication, the internet, fame, sex,
loneliness and political incorrectness. This is the first time Martinez
performs truly solo. Warning: may contain really boring nudity.
The Space Theatre at the Adelaide Festival Centre,
King William Road, Adelaide
8pm 11, 12 Nov; 5pm 13 Nov, 60 mins
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With the support of the
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and queerupnorth
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Finucane & Smith
Double Bill
Paul Dunn Image Mandarin Design
“Scintillating, Gorgeous,
Sumptuous… do yourself a
favour and see this.”
The Age
Photo Paul Dunn Image Rebecca Hayes
“Forget all the pretentious arty
discussions; just like life, it’s really
about Sex and Food.”
Australian Theatre
Sumptuous Supper,
Stupendous Stories
The Feast of
Presented by Feast, Finucane & Smith and Vitalstatistix
“Salon de Dance, is not merely a show;
it is a place, an experience, a salon in
the French style filled with the flavour
of cabaret, burlesque, and all sorts of
dance and music. It is a sweet bag of
mixed lollies to tantalise the tastebuds.”
Herald Sun, Melbourne
Presented by Feast, Finucane & Smith, Vitalstatistix and No Strings Attached
Argentina Gina Catalina
Salon de Dance
Moira FINUCANE, star of Burlesque Hour, the woman who has sent
everyone from London to Tokyo into a riotous frenzy, the woman the
French call “uniquely exquisitely demented” sweeps you off your
feet with a sumptuous, spellbinding and delicious new work. This is
Finucane as you have never seen her; as wild Spanish adventuress
Argentina Gina Catalina in a feast for the palate and the senses that
serves up rapacious and erotic adventures, delectably abundant
food and drink, stupendous costumes and stunning writing. Sangria
flows, charcoal meats sizzle, seafood tumbles and audiences lick
their fingers, toss back tequila and cheer wildly!
The stars of Burlesque Hour swing into Feast to create the cult hit;
seedy, magnificent, intimate dark dance hall, drenched in acid
green and gothic noir decor; table seating, lightbulb swinging,
liquor sipping, dance lessons during interval. With gorgeous, seedy
dancers and physical artistes from Melbourne, Sydney and Paris –
volcanic Moira FINUCANE, handsome Paul CORDEIRO, iconic Maude
DAVEY, tuxedoed Rob MCCREDIE, butoh star Yumi UMIUMARE, wild
felines KITTEN KO and No Strings stars Rachel HIGH and Emma J
HAWKINS – Salon de Dance is packed to the rafters with provocative,
sensual and unexpected physical displays.
Feast Hub – The Ballroom, Light Square, Adelaide
7.30pm 17-21 November, 75 mins
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$150 inc wine btl comps of Mantra
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9.15pm 17-21 Nov, 90 mins
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Warning: This show contains a scene where smoking is undertaken on stage.
I will live every moment
BreakFree on Hindley is located smack-bang in
the thriving West End. This emerging arts district
of Adelaide offers a colourful and unique array
of theatres, restaurants and entertainment.
Offering studio and two bedroom apartments,
the hotel offers a restaurant and bar and
is only a short walk from the CBD.
Mantra on Frome
ADELAIDE
Just a short stroll away from the CBD centre,
Mantra on Frome can help you make the most
of the Feast Festival events while keeping
you close to the best shops, restaurants and
entertainment that the city has to offer.
To book, call (08)
8223 9000 or visit mantra.com.au
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Sean Young Photography
An all male sharp
shootin’ cabaret of
burlesque with balls,
high-flying circus
bandits and savage
gender offenders.
Presented by Feast & Fez Faanana
Briefs
Briefs slams together a beef-caked and camped-up front line
of Brisbane’s finest performers and mischief makers in a circus
infused variety show for the not so faint hearted. A rag-tag team of
skillful buccaneers in an evening of wicked humour, gob smacking
physicality, absurdity, piss take and blatant displays of flesh. Born
in the back rooms of Brisbane’s underbelly as an independent
performance club nite, Briefs aims to undo the seat belts of the
audiences by bringing the RSL to the big-top, the nite-club to the
theatre and remixing the notion of theatrical vaudeville and circus
variety performance.
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7pm 23-26 Nov, 90 mins
$25
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Special Events
Special Events
Make history and be the first
to party at Feast’s new home!
Photo Temyahro
Our Place
opens
with a bang, as Feast emerges
proud in the middle of the city,
in Light Square.
Presented by Pride March Adelaide
Presented by Feast
Presented by Feast
Presented by Feast
Pride
March
Opening
Night Party
Picnic in
the Park
Picnic After
Party
Take your pride of place in the heart of Our Place, among
thousands of your favourite friends and family to celebrate
our LGBTIQ Diversity, Love, Strength and Pride. Help us make
Adelaide’s 8th Pride March louder, prouder, and more outrageous.
Led by a cavalcade of motor bikes and featuring sensational
music to get you dancing in the streets, Pride March Adelaide just
keeps on getting bigger. Come with your friends or come on your
own and make new ones. Make it a work outing. Bring your Great
Aunt Zelda. Bring your bridge club, your book club, your footy club.
Dress to celebrate, wave banners, make noise, feel the buzz, and
most of all be prepared to party!
Feast opens the curtains to Our Place, a circus tent carnival
of eclectic and electric delights. Dance, drink and devour
performance, live music and food. Get out and fabulous with
all your friends as the whole community comes together for
Opening Night Party. In the big circus tent the Sleazeball crew
will get you dancing with great DJs from around Australia. On
the live music stage, hosted by funny girl DeAnne Smith, boogie
with Perth sensation, Rose Parker from the much loved Velvet
Janes, the legendary Bluehouse, country star Catherine Britt and
super-charged local band Neon Electric. Catch sneak previews of
some of the best shows in the Festival program; be entertained
by performers roving throughout the square. There’s fire-twirling,
a mix of stalls and food. Chill out with silent movies playing
throughout the night in the Lounge. Feel the buzz this Feast,
and make Our Place your place.
Take it easy by the river at Feast’s 21st Picnic in the Park. This year
Picnic goes back to its roots – laid back, friendly and cruisey at
our glorious new location in Pinky Flat. Picnic starts earlier this
year as there’s so much to enjoy. Kick back and relax to live music,
take your lover, your family or your friends for a paddle boat ride
along the river, go sporty and try a fun new game. Bring a picnic
or choose from a range of delicious food on site. Wander the wide
variety of stalls, go to the Feast Show (see page 38 for details) or
enter your dog in the legendary dog show. Groove to top tunes
by Missing Supergirl, The Suits, be entertained by Luke Gallagher
and the delicious Dolly Diamond. Enjoy this classic Picnic in the
Park then, when you’re ready to party your farewell to this year’s
Festival, hop skip and jump to the Hub and doof with DJs till late.
In 2010 the classic Picnic in the Park takes chilling out to extremes.
Revel on with the up-late crew at the Feast Picnic After Party. Join
friends, artists and festival revelers as we celebrate the end of
16 days at our new Festival Hub. Two huge stages, hosted by
City Gym and Girl Feast, throb with some of Adelaide’s best DJs.
Promising to be the biggest and best after-party, this event hosts
club music legends guaranteed to rip up the dance floor. If you
wanna push the party further, let loose in the last few hours before
the Festival officially ends. Farewell 2010 Feast at the biggest Picnic
After Party yet.
We have a new route this year – meet at Victoria Square and
then march down Gouger Street, then Morphett Street and on
to Light Square for Feast’s amazing Opening Night Party.
We march rain or shine.
Pinky Flat, corner War Memorial Drive & Montefiore Rd, Adelaide
Start at Victoria Square/Tarndanyangga, Adelaide
Feast Hub, Light Square, Adelaide
Picnic in the Park - 10am 28 Nov, 7 hours
Feast Hub Precinct, Light Square, Adelaide
Assemble 5.30pm for a 6.30pm start 13 Nov, 60 mins
7pm 13 Nov, 7 hours
Feast Show - 12pm 28 Nov, 5 hours (FREE with entry to Picnic)
4pm 28 Nov, 8 hours
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Balls
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Acts
Balls & Parties
Presented by Feast
Presented by the Feast Youth Committee
Presented by Temptress Productions
Glamour
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Genderf**k
Prom Night
Girl Feast Sleaze Ball
Fancy Dress
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Pull out those bow ties, high heels and corsages and choose
your date for this year’s GenderF**K ‘Back to the 80’s’ Prom Night!
Featuring DJ Pennydrops, burlesque dancers, King & Queen and
so much more, so come on f**k with gender. Licensed Youth Event.
ID Required if over 18yrs.
Be anything, become anyone! A feast for all the senses,
FOR GIRLS WHO LOVE GIRLS! Party with DJs JoSH, Temptress and
Spirit Sista. Girl bar/security staff, lounge areas with open fire,
beer garden bar with heating, Ruby Room with pole dancing,
great sound/lighting, drink specials, ATM. Women Only.
‘Back to the 80’s’
Frock up for the premiere of this elegant event. Dust off your
dancing shoes and enjoy an evening of timeless style. You’ll be
welcomed to the beautiful ballroom with a glass of champagne,
enjoy live laid back music by The Suits, plus jukebox classics we all
know and love, then be enticed by a fabulous supper. Brush up on
your dancing skills with dance demonstrations by Adam Francis &
Alexander Bryan, crowd favourites on the ABCs Strictly Dancing.
Fall in love again, meet somebody new, enjoy the company of
friends at this special event, which mixes old-time romance with
new-time soul.
This year’s annual official Feast Dance Party The Adelaide Sleaze
Ball takes us home to an all time classic venue, The Old Queens
Theatre 20 November; 10pm til very late. This year’s theme is
one we could not pass up as a once in a life time; 2010 A Space
Odyssey – First Bodily Contact. Naming rights partners Pimp
Juice and Fresh FM! Step into the future of bodily exploration and
sexuality as this year’s theme promises to bring out creatures of all
corners of the cosmos to come and play, sing, dance and chat the
night away! We will have limited early bird tix (200 only) on sale
priced at $60; pre event tix sales will be $80 and tix on the door
will be $100 (if not sold out!) Tickets will be on sale through FEASTiX,
City Gym, Venue tix and other various venues leading up
to the event.
Feast Hub – The Lounge, Light Square, Adelaide
Mojo West, 258A Hindley Street, Adelaide
Queen’s Theatre, Playhouse Lane, Adelaide
7.30pm 27 Nov, 3.5 hours
7pm 26 Nov, 5 hours
8pm 26 Nov, 7 hours
10pm Sat 20 Nov; 6 hours
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Presented by Feast, The Town Bikes & Mirth and Associates
The Town Bikes
in BULK
Enjoy an extended offering from mutant cabaret
maestros, The Town Bikes. Bold vignettes, awry antics
and a mélange of caricatured montages await thee.
Surrender yourself to the Bikes’ transformative powers
and bask in the wisdom and weird that is BULK – A new
direction. A way of life.
Presented by Feast and Diamond & Gallagher
Dolly Diamond and
Luke Gallagher in
The D&G Experience
British diva Dolly Diamond and Australian cabaret
artist Luke Gallagher have become a hit double-act in
Melbourne and the UK. Diamond and Gallagher are
bringing their popular show ‘The D&G Experience’ also
featuring Adelaide’s The Suits trio – to Feast in 2010.
This is one show not to be missed!
Presented by Feast
Mega Drag
Feast’s legendary drag-centric extravaganza is back.
Bigger than Ben Hur, a night of non stop drag – full on
heels, hair, strapping and packing when over 30 drag
Queens, Kings and show girls strut their stuff. Starring
Victoria Square, Malt Biscuit, Shimmer Chernobyl,
Rouge, Mark Fitzpatrick, Vogue, Amelia Von Wheels,
Ida Mira Bear, Raven, Aleesha Legal, Helga Handfull,
Delta Goodrim, Kaboobie, Misty Munday, Desiree, Talon,
Cleo Cosmopolitan, Passion, Oktavia, Thaliah, Ali Holic,
Magenta, Jacinta and many more...
Presented by The Three Chillies
Hot Chillie Box
The Three Chillies invite you to their place, tuck you
in, and serve up their Hot Chillie Box! The most
remembered, celebrated, loved and adored TV show
themes to be put together this side of Ramsey Street.
(BYO Snuggie, cuppa and Iced Vo-Vo optional. A remote
control free zone).
Presented by Feast and Loki Rickus
Feast Hub – The Garden Shed
Light Square, Adelaide
Feast Hub – The Lounge
10.30pm 23-25 Nov, 75 mins
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Feast Hub – The Ballroom
9pm 25, 26 Nov, 60 mins
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www.dollydiamond.com.au
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Queens Arms Hotel
88 Wright Street, Adelaide
10.30pm 20 Nov, 120 mins
8.30pm 17, 18 Nov, 70 mins
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7pm 17, 18, 25, 27 Nov,
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10pm 24-27 Nov, 60 mins
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Where It Fits
Drag divas Rochelle, Vonni and Fifi return to Adelaide’s
Feast Festival with a brand new show. After a sell
out season in Europe, they’re back to take Adelaide
audiences on a journey of outrageous cabaret. This all
live show will stretch your limits with hysterical sketches
and sexy songs.
Presented by Mel Hughes
The Poetry Hour
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Razed in Flames presents a cheekily playful performance
of incendiary delight. Dancing between light-hearted
and perilous, artists weave fire chains and body-roll
burning staves. Flaming hula-hoops heat things up, the
dragonstaff rears its head – complemented by bare
skin/naked flame contact with fire tracing, fire eating,
and seductive fire passing.
Presented by Essential Talent
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2002, a carnie stuck in an all boys private school, what is
one to do? Join Loki as he recounts the last EIGHT years
from hormone charged teen love to adult relationships,
childhood dreams to adult realities and the songs that
happened along the way.
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There are stories in life that have to be told: stories to
make you laugh, cry, and leave you wanting more.
After a debut season at Melbourne’s Butterfly Club,
Mel Hughes brings her first solo show home.
http://peoplearejustpoems.blogspot.com/
www.thethreechillies.com
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Presented by Feast, Gay Men’s Health & Dan Hales
Asylum
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A young man flees his homeland attempting to escape
persecution based on his sexuality. But will his journey to
this unknown land provide the safety he craves, or must
he endure a new form of persecution based not on his
love for another man, but on his skin colour.
Photo Raymond Zada
www.feast.org.au
Go by Night
$23
Presented by Feast
Presented by Feast and Sunny Drake
Queer, Gifted
& Blak 4
Other-wise
This performance explores family through the eyes, hearts and
creativity of eight performers and artists from South Australia’s
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander gay and lesbian community.
The show is the culmination of a ground breaking community
cultural development project spanning 2009-2010 exploring
experiences of family through song, storytelling, dance, visual art
and multi media by this wonderfully diverse group.
The performers include Kym Wanganeen, Naomi Hicks, Liz Hurrell,
Chris Bromley, Tempestt Sumner-Lovett, Raymond Zada, Violet
Buckskin and Martin Pascoe. Since Feast 2009, Queer Gifted
and Blak has been acclaimed at the 7th LGBTIQ National Health
Conference.
Be entertained and inspired by this brilliant show which returns to
Feast for one show only following a tour to Pt Augusta, Raukkan,
Whyalla and Berri in October/November.
Sunny is back from sellout seasons in the San Francisco
International Arts Festival and the USA National Queer Arts Festival.
Other-wise is a letter to Sunny’s family come to life on the stage,
exposing his emotions and experiences as a transgender person.
Animated creatures whisk us into worlds of magic as Sunny
explores boy tits, learning to fly and getting comfortable with
contradictions and not knowing. As funny as it is moving, Otherwise is a testament to the courage it takes to be true to oneself.
“San Francisco crowds packed the house to the entertaining,
moving and hilarious show.” USA National Queer Arts Festival
Artistic Director, Pamela Penniston
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8pm 29, 30 Oct
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8pm 2, 4, 5, 6, 11-13, 18-20 Nov
*11am 10 Nov; *2pm 6, 13 Nov
*5pm 21 Nov, 2 hours
(cheaper tickets, see online)
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“... charming, heart-warming, uncompromising and candid,
yet kind and sincere”. The Advertiser (Adelaide, Australia).
www.statetheatrecompany.com.au
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145 Sir Donald Bradman Drive
Hilton
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8pm, 20, 25-27 Nov, 2 hours
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The Give and Take
Ever had a sneaking suspicion that Australian society
is built on corruption, greed and narcissism? Then
Tony McNamara’s your man. His latest play turns this
misanthropic misgiving into a wisecracking, sidesplitting, laugh-a-minute sitcom. From first moment to
the last, The Give and Take goes for the laugh and
gets it.
Book through www.bass.net.au or phone 131 246.
Presented by Mixed Salad Productions
Out in the Open
by Jonathan Harvey
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A new production of Stephen House’s internationally
acclaimed play direct from Canberra. “House’s fine
writing avoids all the usual stereotypes” The Chicago
Tribune. “...A brutal beautiful piece of theatre” db
Magazine. “...blends bleak realism with aching lyricism”
The Bulletin. Directed by Shane Pike and performed by
James O’Connell.
Presented by the State Theatre Company of SA
Dunstan Playhouse
Adelaide Festival Centre
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“... funny, energetic, poignant and thoughtful”.
Real Time (national publication, Australia).
Feast Hub – The Garden Shed, Light Square, Adelaide
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Presented by Feast & ChewChoo Productions
If your best friend was having an affair would you tell
their boyfriend? When Tony brings home a cute young
man secrets and lies are dragged out in the open.
A comedy about love, friendship and the messy bits in
between from the creator of Beautiful Thing and
Beautiful People.
Presented by Feast
Comedy Gayla
With names like DeAnne Smith (Canada), Lori Bell and
Catherine Fitzgerald with special guest appearences
by Moira Finucaine, The Town Bikes and Joel Creasey
plus many more, this years Gayla is shaping up to be
the must see event of the Festival. With DJ Jibberish
headlining the after party stay and enjoy a drink for a
full night of Feast fun!
Presented by Feast
Tom Ballard
Is What He Is
Winner Best Newcomer 2009 Melbourne International
Comedy Festival. As seen on The 7PM Project and Good
News Week. Tom has performed across the globe from
Edinburgh to Montreal. In this award winning show, this
triple j breakfast co-host and University drop out talks
about being gay.
Presented by Feast & Andrew Taylor Management
8pm 16 Nov, 2 hours
9pm 23, 24, 25 Nov;
8.30pm 27 Nov, 60 mins
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Introducing Joel Creasey, one of Australia’s youngest,
brightest and most sought-after stand-up comedians.
Creasey takes to the Adelaide Feast Festival for four
nights only with his fast-paced wit, bitching attitude and
unique brand of humour. As always he has a lot to say,
so strap yourselves in! “Utterly Brilliant!” 3AW
www.joelcreasey.com
Presented by Drags Aloud
7pm 19, 20 Nov, 75 mins
9.30pm 23, 24 Nov;
10.30pm 25, 26 Nov, 55 mins
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Drags Aloud
at the Movies
“Screamingly Funny Comedy” say the Critics! Joan Rivers
loves them: “A great, great act” she says! From sell-out
shows in London, Edinburgh and New York comes a
face-achingly funny parody of all you love and hate
about Hollywood. Join Australia’s own International
Comedy Queens for this 5 Star blockbuster.
He has kissed boys and everything.
Presented by Feast & DeAnne Smith
DeAnne Smith:
Sexy Feelings
Canada’s DeAnne Smith returns to Adelaide with her
unique brand of quick-witted, fearless comedy! Stories,
jokes, and ukulele! “Smith’s days as a cult dyke comic
are numbered: this gal’s ready for the big leagues. *****”
Time Out Sydney. “Will leave you wanting an encore.
****” The Advertiser, Adelaide.
Presented by Feast & Lori Bell
Granny Flaps
Opens Up
Back by popular demand and fresh from touring,
Lori Bell brings us her, Adelaide Fringe Festival award
winning show, Granny Flaps Opens Up for two
nights only! Not for the easily offended Granny will tell
tales and sing songs about her life, loves and her
special toy collection.
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Waterside Theatre
11 Nile Street, Port Adelaide
4pm 27 Nov, 12 hours
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Cream Your Denim
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Twelve hours of cabaret, comedy and music for the
laydeez and their peeps in a club-night playground!
Featuring Selina Jenkins’ hot new band Missing Supergirl
(Melb), electro-pop-surrealist-euro-trash duo The Bad
Father (Melb), surprise superstar burlesque guests,
amazing tunes mashed up by local musicians and DJs,
and your hostess, Granny Flaps.
7.30pm 23, 24 Nov, 50 mins
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Presented by Feast
Bluehouse &
Special Guest
Catherine Britt
A little bit country and a little bit rock n roll. Australia’s
favourite lesbian band is back and raring to go. This time
with the added dimension of rock goddess drummer
Julia Day and the mighty talent of Special Guest
Catherine Britt. Something for everyone; a real crowd
pleaser!
Presented by Feast & Kelly Menhennett
Kelly Menhennett
After wowing audiences at the 2009 Feast Festival with
her outstanding voice and songs, Kelly Menhennett is
back to launch her debut album. Kelly’s velvet yet rough,
rootsy-edged vocals will lead a band of fine musicians,
presenting a mix of heart-warming stories and toetapping tunes, blending folk, roots and gypsy/jazz.
Presented by Women and Chicken Productions
The Fridays
The Fridays comment on the things that make you smile,
the things that make you cry and the things that make
you laugh so hard you wet your pants! Their brand of
folk/rock blends gutsy riffs, sweet harmonies and tunes
promoting their no bullshit attitude to life, love and beer.
3pm 14 Nov, 2 hours
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www.catherinebritt.com
www.myspace/theluckywonders
It’s the intimacy of the songwriting that first strikes
you about Byron Bay four piece The Lucky Wonders.
Described as ‘stunning and uplifting’ by critics, their
songs invite you into a personal world with honesty
exposed by few artists, and they woo audiences
everywhere with their quality folksy indie pop, warm,
quirky appeal and irreverent banter.
7pm 21 Nov, 90 mins
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Presented by Pure Blondie
Pure Blondie
The Australian Blondie
Tribute Show
Experience rapture in the flesh! All the great Blondie and
Debbie Harry solo hits and faithful replicas of Debbie
Harry’s outfits. Video backdrop showing classic and rare
shots of Blondie and info about the band. Don’t leave me
hanging on the telephone, call me! This show is atomic!
✓ new taste
✓ resealable closure
✓ new bottle
6pm 14 Nov, 1 hour
$15
Higher Ground – Main Theatre
9-15 Light Square, Adelaide
9pm 19, 26 Nov, 2 hours
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Performing Arts – Outreach
Presented by Feast and Purr Productions in association with
City of Unley, City of Marion, City of Adelaide, City of Norwood,
Payneham and St Peters and City of Port Adelaide/Enfield.
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Spreading the Love –
Chat Room
Chat Room is part performance, part conversation, and part
radical relaxation. Join Aurora in her big bed as it tours Adelaide’s
parks, shopping centres, libraries, and public spaces. Engage
in short conversations that explore intimacy and closeness,
separation and disconnection. These conversations are recorded
and become part of the performance, forming a dialogue that
spans across the city, through different neighborhoods, cultures,
and people.
Chat Room asserts itself as a quiet space of personal connection
in the midst of hustle and bustle. As an anecdote to restlessness
and disconnection, Chat Room allows intimate moments of secrets
and sharing. Take part in Chat Room by turning up to any of the
performances around Adelaide. Come to all of them and watch
how they grow and change. Unwind on Aurora’s bed and chat, or
watch the tv monitor that live-streams the performance. Loosen up
this Feast, and go to bed while you’re out.
City of Adelaide, 4:30pm 12 Nov, 60 mins. Victoria Square,
Tarndanyangga, Adelaide. adelaide.sa.gov.au
City of Port Adelaide/Enfield, 5:30pm and 7:30pm 14 Nov, 60 mins.
Semaphore foreshore, corner Esplanade & Semaphore Road,
Semaphore. www.portenf.sa.gov.au
City of Marion, 12.30pm 18 Nov, 60 mins. Marion Cultural Centre,
287 Diagonal Road, Marion. www.marion.sa.gov.au
City of Norwood, Payneham, St Peters, 12pm 20 Nov, 60 mins.
Norwood Mall, The Parade, Norwood. www.npsp.sa.gov.au
Feast Festival Hub, 12:30pm 21 Nov, 60 mins.
Light Square, Adelaide. www.feast.org.au
City of Unley, 11am 27 Nov, 60 mins. Goodwood Library,
101 Goodwood Road, Goodwood. www.unley.sa.gov.au
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Film
Presented by Feast & Media Resource Centre
I Can See Queerly Now
Want to see some great South Australian short films for free?
Then come to the Festival hub on movie night and enjoy the past
7 years of I Can See Queerly Now films. Sit back, relax, drink in the
happy hour prices, eat great food and take a trip down memory
lane in our home made cinema. The films will screen from 7-11pm
on both Monday nights, so there is plenty of time to see all your
favourites.
Presented by Feast & Queer Screen
My Queer Career
Australia’s most prestigious queer short film competition brings
eight exquisite new films; Breeders - Douglas Brooks; PopDOC
- Sophie Lamonto; Disarm - Nathan Keene; Lash - Elka Kerkhofs;
Just Yours - Anthony Cox; William Yang: The Art of Seduction
- Craig Boreham; Evelyn Everyone - Kylie Plunkett; Love and Other
Redspot Specials - Lauren Anderson.
Paris is Burning
Paris is Burning documents the Harlem Ballroom scene, a home
for the freakishly fabulous in the queer New York of African
Americans. The competing houses gather weekly with their latest
fashion creations then engage in an electrifying vogue-off; the
seed from which the Vogue-ing phenomenon blooms.
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Topp Twins
Jools and Lynda Topp, the world’s only yodelling, lesbian, countryand-western-singing twins. Spanning fifty years, with humble
beginnings on a dairy farm to internationally acclaimed touring
artistes. No ordinary documentary, effortlessly weaving a world
where you become one part fly-on-the-wall, one part comedy
show audience member and one part treasured confidant.
Little Ashes
Before he was every teen’s favourite blood-sucker, Robert
Pattinson played a troubled young Salvador Dali in this
picturesque biopic on the love affair between the great painter
and Garcia Lorca. The two men try to fight their affections as
suspicion and the civil war surrounds... the ending is inevitable.
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Featuring the cream of Adelaide’s queer visual artists,
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Hub. Artists were selected from a list of applicants
wishing to exhibit their work at the Hub, and we are
delighted to present artwork from the following 8
outstanding artists.
Feast Hub - The Halls
Feast Hub - Ballroom foyer
12:30pm-10pm 14 Nov;
5pm-10pm 15-19,
22-26 Nov;
11am-10pm 20, 21 & 27 Nov
12.30pm-10pm 14 Nov;
5pm-10 15-19, 22-26 Nov;
11am-10pm 20, 21, 27 Nov
Presented by Feast
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Featured in the Feast Hub – Ballroom foyer are recent
and very large oil paintings by Leith Semmens depicting
rare and unusual plants. Inspired by the works of
American artist Chuck Close; these large and brightly
coloured paintings demonstrate an exciting new
direction in Semmens’ artistic development.
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trees, and the rhythms of nature in the local rural
landscape, with a lyrical, colourful eye.
B) Annette Summers An insight into the world of
burlesque and transgender culture in Kings Cross
during the 70’s, an art form rarely seen today.
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depicted through photography and fabric;
portraying what it is like being a minority in the
community.
D) Patrick A Manimaran The flow of how
passions enrich our lives in work, personal
life and relationships while going through
a phase of stripping away and experiencing grief.
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and alluring eyes, Rachel hopes her female
portraits empower and engage the viewer to
connect with their own inner emotions.
F) Samuel Bovenlander My work explores
androgyny, male beauty and its connection with
gay male sexuality and identity. It is camp, full of
humour and shows my passion for eccentricity.
G) Simone Frances Geary Collage and New
Media Art, combining traces of popular culture,
comic books, stencil art, photography, sketches,
clouds and a lot of birds, creating a completely
new composition.
H) Vaughn Koen My work portrays my inner
thoughts on how I see the world. There is a sense
of symmetrical order in the chaos. It is like nature,
inspired by nature.
Tandanya - National Aboriginal
Cultural Institute
253 Grenfell Street, Adelaide
10am-5pm 13-28 Nov
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A photographic exhibition by Bindi Cole featuring stylised
portraits of Aboriginal transgender women from the
Tiwi Islands. This exhibition runs from 8 October - 6
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Easyriding
A Green Interactive
Arts Exhibition
Challenge climate change, get fit, rich, and make art!
Take part in Easyriding simply by cycling to the feast hub.
Use your phone, or the feast camera provided, to take
a creative photo of you and your bike at the hub. Email
[email protected] to win daily and weekly prizes,
plus a grand prize of $200 cash! Exhibited online and on
screens around the hub.
Feast Hub Precinct
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7.30pm & 9.30pm 19, 20 Nov
60 mins
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12.30pm-11pm 14 Nov;
5pm-11pm 15-19, 22-26 Nov;
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Open your senses for an hour into the erotic sacredness
of the gay male body through projected images of the
Tantric Body. Live installation, expressing sacred sexuality
of ancient gay archetypes and the post modern myth
of sensual tantalising erotic supernature, fusing live
meditative mystical soundscapes through an immersive
space of tantric iconography.
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Booleroo Centre, Clare
Peter V Wilkinson Artist Sponsored by www.smsinbulk.com
Conflicting and
Electric Sexuality
Be ready to be challenged and your deep emotions
revisited. Your sexuality, the pressures of the outside
world, the anguish, the bliss. Experience highs, lows,
feel it first hand. You will relate to the impressions thrown
out from these works. Powerful images that depict
challenges and decisions made by us all.
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12.01am-11.59pm 13-28 Nov
Carclew Ballroom
11 Jeffcott St, North Adelaide
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Facebook,
Myspace, Ourplace
Start your Second Life, design and build your own house,
car and furniture, or go shopping to buy them and plonk
them down on your own plot of virtual land. Head to
adelaidefeast.blogspot.com to learn how to get to my
place, so you can learn how to make your place.
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Literature
FREE events!
Presented by the Feast Show Committee
The Feast Show
Photo Peter Holderness
The Feast Show at Picnic in the Park is the biggest, most
amazing queer show in the world. The Show is all about
homegrown queer creativity. This year featuring brand
new categories and all your favourites-mouth watering
cakes, very queer collections, luscious jams, fantastic
fruit and veggies, a plethora of pot plants, beautiful
bonsai, fabulous flowers and floral art, extraordinary
eggs, quilting, leatherwork, knitting, photography and
more, more, more. Do you bake, bottle, collect, create
craft? It’s not too late. BYO entries on the day. Expert
judging, rosettes awarded. Go to the Show.
Presented by Feast
Maker’s Market
Across the festival’s 3 weekends the Feast Hub will
host the Maker’s Market, offering festival goers the
opportunity to learn from Adelaide’s most creative artists
and makers. From the most imaginative to absolute
beginners, we want you to unleash your inner artist!
Pinky Flat cnr War Memorial
Drive & Montefiore Road
Adelaide
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or check the Feast website for
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Presented by Feast
Feast Hub – The Patio
WordFeast
Sexy Lesbian Poetry
7pm 18 Nov, 20 mins
Eat my Pink Poetry Shorts
7pm 19 Nov, 30 mins
Feast Hub Precinct
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Brian North
Knitting, Cross-stitch, Sewing,
Needlepoint and Stenciling
Spray Paint and Stencils
Cushions and Runners
Sun 14, Sat 20, Sat 27 Nov
Sun 21 Nov
Sim-Sam are an Artist duo
that perform live art. Creating
colourful designs in front of
your eyes they use a range of
materials including spray paint
and stencils to explore creative
improvisation.
Sun 14, Sat 20, Sun 21 Nov
Having a romantic dinner
at home? Brian North will
help to spice it up with some
colour and pizzazz. Learn
how to make a sumptuous
table runner or a seductive
bed runner for that special
occasion.
This Feast, Radical Craft
Adelaide will facilitate a Radical
Crafternoon, a drop-in crafting
space where people can
partake in their own radical
craft with a socially subversive
theme! With hands on tuition
from the team, bring your
current crafting project OR buy
one of our pre-prepared starter
kits… and lets get crafty!
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E) 2.45pm 27 Nov, 90 mins
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The Great Wall of Feast
Feast’s official posters old and new will accompany
the entrants for the 2010 Feast Poster Competition in
constructing the Great Wall of Feast, displayed in The
Lounge, Feast’s Cabaret Space. Buy a ticket to a show (or
sneak through in between) to browse Feast’s history and
perhaps even its destiny!
Feast Hub – The Lounge Walls
2) Roxxy Bent
6pm-11pm 13 Nov;
12.30-11pm 14 Nov;
5pm-11pm 15-19, 22-26 Nov;
11am-11pm 20, 21 & 27 Nov
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3) Ray Tyndale
5) Daniel G Taylor
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$10
Wear shorts of any colour and bring your poetry shorts! Poets bold and
brazen read their whippits and snippets, their chicken nuggets, their
original recipe haiku and stun you with brilliant brevity. Notorious Purveyors
of the Short Poem Unite. Open Mic. 50 second poems, 3 each max.
MC Kimberley Mann.
Come to Feast’s hub in Light Square on Saturday 27 November,
sit back and enjoy the menu of literary delights while sampling
the range of eats and drinks available to purchase.
A) 11am 27 Nov, 45 mins
B) 2pm 27 Nov, 30 mins
C) 4.30pm 27 Nov, 30 mins
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WordFeast Day
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Oscar Wilde and Gertrude Stein would have been proud. You will
be served course after course of literature while you help yourself
from a scrumptious buffet, all revolving around the theme of home
as a particular place. Is It Comforting or Wildly Exciting? Readers
are Lori Bell, Phil Kavanagh, Ian Purcell, Dr Gertrude Glossop,
Adam Cook, Penny McAuley and Helen Bock.
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Book Launches
A) Ben Chandler launches his first book for young adults Voyages of the
Flying Dragon 1: Quillblade. He is joined by Robert Moore who launches
his new, wonderfully illustrated, children’s book About Face. Come along
with your whole family to see and hear about these exciting books. 11am,
45mins.
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B) Daniel G Taylor launches his self-published book Danny Boy written
especially for this festival and Sue Webb, guest editor on lesbian-ebooks.
com.au for 3flaunt, launches this lesbian anthology. Discover the delights
of these very different writing projects. 2pm, 30mins.
C) Feast Short Writing Competition Awards
Perhaps you entered, perhaps the suspense has been killing you,
or maybe you just want a free end to the day. Gather round for the
announcement of the winners of the 2010 Competition. Stay for the marvel
of words and celebrate this place we live in, Lady Adelaide.
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D) Poets & Place
Poets prance & pontificate. Andy Quan, Miriel Lenore, Jill Jones, Kimberley
Mann and Ray Tyndale discuss and debate about place. Your Place, My
Place, This Place, Our Place. Roll Up, Roll Up all you Queer Clever Folk!
Get your Words Worth Here! 12.15pm, 90 mins.
E) We (Never) Promised you a Prose Garden but...
Gardens are places. So are houses, cars, the bush, the sea, bedrooms,
forests and tents. Places can be transient or ancient, ugly or beautiful.
Come and listen to some of the best queer writing about a sense of place.
Sophie Cunningham, Robert Moore, Mij Tanith, Ben Chandler and
Roxxy Bent. 2.45pm, 90 mins.
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A weekend of Queer Thinking
A weekend of Queer Thinking
to satisfy a thirst
A world first for Feast 2008, Quench is back for 2010 bringing together over
40 activists, researchers, writers, performers, idealists, realists, radicals,
visionaries and amazing presenters from Adelaide and around Australia.
34 different presentations offer as wide an audience as possible the
chance to hear what LGBTIQ thinkers are thinking, writing, inspired by and
passionate about, for conversations that energise and inspire.
Culture/Community/
Activism
Is my Sexuality more
important than my Culture
or Religion?
Being LGBTIQ, ‘ethnic’ and
‘religious’; can these various
identities and communities be
bridged? How do we deal with
racism and homophobia in
our queer, ethnic and religious
communities?
Presenters Maria Pallotta-Chiarolli
+ other AGMC members + SA’s
CALD LGBTIQ networks
Twinks, Muscle Marys and
Bears, Oh My! Gay Men and
Body Image
Examining how important the
body is in being accepted within
‘mainstream’ gay culture, and
the struggles many men face to
achieve an idealised physique.
Presenter Dr. Shaun M. Filiault
Places/spaces/faces: What is
‘the LGBTIQ community’, do
we have it, do we want it, will
more of it make us healthier?
What happened to the queer
community? Is it disintegrating?
Did it ever exist? Does it affect our
health? ACSA’s role in community
development, social capital
promotion for the health of SA’s
LGBTIQ community is explored.
Presenter Holley Skene
Proudly supported by
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Being A Friend: The Bfriend
Project 15 years on...
Bfriend supports thousands on their
coming out journeys. The Men’s
Project worker explores Bfriend’s
success and the ‘Link-up’ model
of support for newly identifying
people.
Presenter Paul Stone
Something about the
Women in My Life: The role
of community in the lives of
bisexual and lesbian women’s
wellbeing
Hear women’s stories of
communities as enabling rich, wellconnected lives. Consider accounts
of informal community ‘rules’
endangering wellbeing.
Presenter Mary Heath
Strong Communities
Need Strong Community
Organisations: The AIDS
Council of SA at 25
An exploration of the impact ACSA
has had on many LGBTIQ people’s
lives, the organisations ups and
downs, ideas for maintaining its
future community relevance.
Presenter Shane Dinnison
Australia’s apartheid… what’s
it got to do with being queer?
An examination of the impact of
the 2007 military invasion of NT
Aboriginal communities and the
recent new income management
legislation. A participatory
workshop.
Presenter Suzi Quixley
No bookings required for
individual sessions, pay at
the door.
10:30-6pm 20, 21 Nov,
7.5 hours
Prices are per session, Full day
or weekend passes available.
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Most sessions are 1 hour,
a number are 1½ hours.
Up to 5 sessions run
simultaneously in different Hub
spaces all weekend.
The full Quench program
including detailed session
descriptions, presenters details,
dates/times of sessions are
available at www.feast.org.au
or for your hard copy ring
8463 0684.
Our Place: A Panel Discussion
Ageing
Explore what Our Place is in history,
the wider community and what Our
Place in the future can be.
Presenters – 6 community
members with varied
interpretations of Our Place
When are we old? What is getting
older like? What place do elders
have in the LGBITQ community?
What do older community
members want? Join the
conversation.
Presenters – A mix of excellent
speakers all over 50
The War on Beats
A growing intolerance of beats
underpins perceived rises in
gay-hate violence, allegations
of homophobic policing and
accusations of paedophilia. An
exploration of political, judicial,
policing developments and
irresponsible reporting surrounding
beats.
Presenters Richard Capuano,
Maurice Farrell, Peter Evans, David
Vermeeren, Snr Constable 1st Class
Russell Disher, Professor Gary
Dowsett
Our Place: The Struggle
to Belong
A personal exploration of how
life events such as sexual abuse,
bipolar disorder and Christian cults
shape our ideas of our place.
Presenter Daniel G Taylor
Side By Side: They Were
Thespians, But Were They
Also ‘Theatrical’?
Why were two 19th century
American actors buried in the same
grave in Adelaide 7 years apart?
A fascinating journey through time
and place searching for answers.
Presenter Ian Purcell
Still photograph from SISTAGIRL documentary.
© Plus Films & Matchbox Pictures
Quench:
Feast Hub Precinct
Making Camp: Drag politics
and Perm-a-culture
A series of digital/collage artworks
using drag and assemblage as
intervention into power/control
functions of second-settlement
Australian landscape painting.
Presenter Troy-Anthony Baylis
Sugarplum Fairies
Accessibility: A Panel
Discussion
Accessibility can be interpreted in
many ways. Just how accessible is
the LGBTIQ community? Hear
opinions from a variety of
perspectives – add your own.
Presenters – 6 community
members with varied
interpretations of Accessibility
Pink Sheep
Does queer equality lead to queer
assimilation into the mainstream?
Is this what we want? Let’s talk
about it.
Presenters – 6 diverse community
members with passionate opinions
This play reading and discussion
questions the complicity of
educators and carers in imposing
inequitable gender norms on the
young. Plus how/why we view
bodies differently according to
biological sex.
Presenter Jack Migdalek
LGBTIQ Digital Story Telling
for Social Change
This paper/screening compares the
creation of two Queer Digital Stories
made in Turkey and Adelaide
exploring voice, activism and risk in
different cultural contexts.
Presenter Sonja Vivienne
Music: Our Place
Performance/Writing/Art/
Digital Media
Choreography of Gender
This performance and discussion
questions how and why we
view and ‘do’ bodies differently
according to biological sex.
Presenter Jack Migdalek
Chat Room: Performance as
Rape Prevention
An exploration of performance as
rape prevention, transformation
and as a social change agent.
Plus a performance of Chat Room,
touring Adelaide during Feast.
Presenter Aurora Murphy
What is the status of the LGBTIQ
musician in the media? What is
the role of modern pop in our
community, what impact do LGBTIQ
musicians have in the music world?
presenter by Darren Curtis
Queering Up Radio in
the Digital Age
Where is our place in the digital
radio space? Join the Aqueerium
team to tackle this topic as they
seek to create a new digital
community space.
Presenters – The Aqueerium team
Sexuality/Gender
Health/Family
SISTAGIRL
In the Best Interests of
the (silenced) Child: The
Exploitation of Queerspawn
A film screening and discussion
about the beautiful transgender
‘sistergirls’ of the Tiwi Islands.
SISTAGIRL poses questions about
racial and gender perception and
community identity in a stunning
new documentary.
Presenters Donna McCrum,
Bindi Cole, Crystal Love
Children of LGBTIQ parents, often
silenced in ‘the best interests of the
child’ rhetoric, talk back.
Presenter Gipsy Hosking
Assembling Terror: Education,
Nation and Queer Kids
How do schools tackle nonnormative sexualities? What might
‘homonationalism’ have to say
to schools, LGBTIQ students and
teachers?
Presenters Valerie Harwood, Mary
Lou Rasmussen, Vicki Crowley
LGB… What?
Gender and sexuality are often
mistaken as similar topics,
but the two are VERY different in
reality! Personal anecdotes from a
gender-bending queer.
Presenter Paris “Gray” Wilson
Polyamory in the Queer World
What is polyamory? Is the pursuit
of same-sex marriage accidentally
reinforcing prejudice against
wider lifestyle diversity? Explore
polyamory as an increasingly
popular alternative to monogamy.
Presenter Anne Hunter
Queer Memory: Sexual
difference and Remembering;
how is memory queer(ed)?
How queer is remembering? Our
memories are constrained by
conventions and expectations.
Explore memory from a queer
theory perspective.
Presenters Ros Prosser,
Rob Cove, Barbara Baird
Schooling experiences of
lesbian and gay families
Research on schooling experiences
of LGBTIQ parents and their
children, open discussion on
schooling and education issues
within LGBTIQ communities.
Presenters Damien Riggs and
local parents, educators and
researchers.
Safe sex and the aesthetics
of gay men’s HIV/AIDS
prevention in Australia: from
Rubba me in 1984 to F**k me
in 2009
Explores the use of sex-positive
images in gay men’s HIV
prevention and criticisms that
they are less about prevention
and more about promoting
homosexuality.
Presenter William Leonard
Positive Digital Stories
An interactive exploration of the
process of joining with HIV positive
people who wish to use their Digital
Stories to change the world. A joint
project of Gay Men’s Health, Feast
and Incite Stories.
Presenters Sonja Vivienne,
David Vermeeren
BREATHE…
Welcome to the world of kids of
trans and intersexed parents.
What support is out there for the
kids and parents to utilise? How
do kids of various ages cope with
gender change? A forum providing
information and encouraging
constructive communication
between parents and their children.
Presenters Victoria Tregilgas and
children of trans and intersex
parents.
Spirituality
Gay Male Spirituality:
Creating a New Myth
In ancient myths gay mystics
and thinkers open doorways of
seeing our sexuality as a gift.
Explore how being gay gives a
unique perspective of God and the
universe.
Presenters Darren Curtis,
Bradley Pitt
Our Place in the Church
Gay men’s faith journeys can swing
between fundamentalist faith and
living a wild lifestyle. Explore the
territory of these extremes and the
places in between.
Presenter Daniel G Taylor
Produced by Margie Fischer and
the Feast Forums committee.
Gourmet Tours
Sowing the Seed - works in progress
Various wineries
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Day Tours presented by Feast & Truely Tribal
Tours
Are you looking for something amazing to do during the day and
want to see Adelaide’s finest? For more information on tours or
to book please visit: http://tix.feast.org.au
or call FEASTiX on 08 8463 0684.
Presented by Feast
Presented by Feast and Urban Myth
Blind Nelly
Urban Feast
Nelly has been socially isolated for years... fifty eight years to be
exact. Largely kept within the four walls of her home, Nelly now
finds herself an independent woman after the recent death of her
over-protective Pa.
In 2010, 6 young people met in a studio in Unley to create a play
for the 2011 Feast Festival. The play had no name, no plot, no
characters and no idea what it was going to say… and so an
adventure began.
‘Blind Nelly’ is a provocative new work in progress ‘teaser’ followed
by a forum, inspired by the extraordinary life of a local congenitally
blind woman. What does gender, love, relationship and sex look
like without visual cues? How does one ‘come of age’ at fifty eight?
You now have the opportunity to see the first fruits of this labor of
passion, bravery and laughter as Feast, Urban Myth and Director
Edwin Kemp Attrill presents the 1st reading of this brave new work.
Come on a quirky, tragic and hilarious journey into where Nelly’s
world and reality collide, compliment and permeate each other.
A collaboration between Michele Fairbairn, Daisy Brown, Heather
Frahn, Maura O’Regan, Jason Hawkes and starring Sandy Gore.
Cost (All except KI Tour) –
All tours listed are only $88 per person if purchased more than 2 weeks
before the tour departure date, or $108 after this time and are fully
inclusive of travel, morning tea, tea/coffee, lunch and wine tastings;
concluding at approximately 5pm.
Cost (KI Tour) – $325 per person fully inclusive of travel, food, overnight
accommodation and wine tastings.
Adelaide Hills Gourmet
Food and Wine Tour
Pre Feast Tour Sat 9 Oct,
or Friday 26 Nov. Departs 9.15am.
Cruise the gorgeous Adelaide Hills,
first winery Bird in Hand to taste olives,
oils and wines. Handmade Cheeses
at Woodside Cheese Wrights, lunch
at Hahndorf then on to experience
premium wines at Nepenthe and views
of Mt Lofty, day ending at The Lane,
tasting the beauty in every drop.
Barossa Valley Gourmet
Wine Tasting
Tuesday 16 Nov. Departs 8am.
Starting with delicious German cake
and coffee in Lyndoch, then to Grant
Burge to be guided through his
extensive list of wines. On to well
known name and award winner Peter
Lehmanns to taste the delicacies of the
wines with a gourmet lunch. Ending
at Seppeltsfield’s – enjoy the fortified
sweetness.
McLaren Vale Gourmet
Wine Tasting Tour
Thursday 18 Nov. Departs 8.30am.
Southern wine region of McLaren Vale
for morning tea then onto d’Arenberg’s
arguably the finest winery in the
Southern Vales; next is another big
name in the region, Wirra Wirra, with
the medal winning Churchblock and
more, here gourmet lunch is served.
Last stop, the Hugh Hamilton views will
wow you.
Clare Valley Gourmet
Wine Tasting Tour
Wednesday 24 Nov. Departs 8am.
Clare Valley, a place where wine
means people, pleasure, heritage and
hospitality. Starting with some coffee
and cake then to the heart of the valley,
first tasting at Annie’s Lane; lunch at
one of the most picturesque wineries in
Australia, Sevenhills; then to try Rock n’
Roll for your mouth at Claymore.
Kangaroo Island Tour
Visit – Two Wheeler Creek, Andermel
Marron Farm, Flinders Chase Farm,
Admirals Arch – Kangaroo Island
Monday 29 Nov, Depart 6.30am,
arriving back Tuesday 30 Nov,
approximately 8pm
Kangaroo Island is SA’s most
internationally recognised destination
with its unique wildlife, beautiful
beaches, remarkable landscapes and
wilderness. Complete with cool climate
wines and an abundance of seafood,
we are destined for an amazing
experience.
They say that it is the Victors that document how battles are fought
and won and it is the Artists who document the truth. In this case,
they are one in the same.
Feast Hub – The Garden Shed, Light Square, Adelaide
3pm 14 Nov, 60 mins
$5.00
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Community
Community
Come out and get lucky at this Feast phenomenon.
Bingo Feast was a Winter winner in Adelaide, now Bingo
Feast is back by popular demand and it’s BIG. Hosted by
Victoria Square with barrel girl Margie Fischer featuring
surprise guests and fantastic prizes, Big Bingo is just the
ticket for a great night out. Don’t know how to play? We’ll
teach you. Nothing beats Big Bingo at Feast so be there.
BYO friends, make new ones, happy hour drink prices,
hot snacks, a good time guaranteed.
Presented by Feast and Adam Francis
Sunday T Dance
Hosted by ABCs Strictly Dancing Grand finalist, Adam
Francis. Join the fun and excitement outdoors at the Patio
Stage, Light Square. This one hour class you will learn the
basic foundations in Latin dancing.
NO PARTNER IS REQUIRED.
Queens Arms Hotel
88 Wright Street, Adelaide
Doors Open 5.30pm
starts 6.30pm sharp
15, 22 Nov, 2 hours
8.30pm 2 Oct, 6.5 hours
$20
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14th History Walk
Climate Change demands it! A two walk program
returns. Join Gertrude as she struts her stuff and rewrites
the history books. She really goes to town on ‘The Dirty
Mile’ with her delicious diet of queer tales old, new,
borrowed and BLUE.
Presented by the AIDS Council of SA Inc
Lavender Literature
Library Lunch
Do you like libraries? Literature? Lesbians? Lunch? If so,
come and meet, mingle and munch with other lovers
of lesbian literature. Hosted by the Darling House
Community Library and special guests. Bring a plate to
share, as you enjoy readings, discussions, debates, and
quizzes.
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Once in a blue moon is the synchronicity to be part of
something greater than the day to day. Individuals are
called on to stand up and let us hear your ideas or
passions as contenders for Mr Leather SA 2010.
Be part of something sexy, sensual, and uplifting –
Ascension is for you!
www.facebook.com/event.
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www.feast.org.au
Contenders call – 0421 708 707 or 0410 660 623.
5pm 14 Nov, 60 mins
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Donation at Door
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SPH – Southern Women’s, Shine and the Lesbian DVAG
Market Square
Patapinda Road,
Old Noarlunga
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Dance & ZUMBA Classes during Feast at Essential Talent,
call (08) 8231 5000 or 0405 581 248.
Blasts from the Past
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Presented by Gay Men’s Health, The AIDS Council of SA Inc
$15
Ascension –
Mr Leather SA
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Seaford Uniting Church
Corner Main Street & Grand
Boulevard, Seaford
7pm 14 Nov, 60 mins
Wellington Square
Jeffcott Street, North Adelaide
$10
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Join us at our place for the 7th Southern Feast Fete!
Come to Market Square, Old Noarlunga to catch up
with friends and make new ones. An afternoon of live
entertainment, food and other stalls, dog show, health
promotion, children’s activities, photographic exhibition
and more. All welcome!
Presented by Unity & Friends of the Uniting Church
Got any
Christian Roots?
Church of the Trinity
318 Goodwood Road,
Goodwood
7pm 21 Nov, 60 mins
11am 14 Nov, 5.30pm 19 Nov,
90 mins
Photo J Blacket
Big Bingo Feast
Photo J Russell
Presented by Feast
Brougham Place Uniting
193 Brougham Place,
North Adelaide
7pm 28 Nov, 60 mins
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3 nights – 3 churches – 3 worship experiences. Gather
with other Queer Christians over three nights and
experience the church being welcoming and inclusive.
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.
http://fou.uniting.com.au
Marjorie Black House
47 King William Road, Unley
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Higher Ground Arts Base
9-15 Light Square, Adelaide
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5pm 19 Nov, 5 hours
$5
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Fantasy brothel and its performers aim to challenge,
titillate, excite, and educate all your senses. In fitting
with the FEAST Festival, Fantasy Brothel will explore the
array of sexual diversity and safe exploration that occurs
within our sex industry.
www.sin.org.au
Community
Presented by Radio Adelaide 101.5 FM
The Aqueerium
Why not bring your ears to our place as the clear, queer
waters of The Aqueerium flow with more fabulous Feast
delirium. The Aqueerium Saturday mornings at 11.00.
November 13, 20 and 27 Radio Adelaide 101.5 FM.
Listen online at www.radio.adelaide.edu.au
Radio Adelaide
101.5 FM
11am 13, 20, 27 Nov, 60 mins
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Presented by Bfriend
International Transgender
Day of Remembrance
Candlelight Vigil
The International Transgender Community set this day to
memorialise victims of violence based on bias against
transgender people. Bfriend and the trans community of
Adelaide invite you to join us to stand vigil in a memorial
ceremony to express love and respect for our people
who face national indifference.
Presented by ShineSA, The Second Story &
Shopfront Youth Health Service
Safe & Free To Be Me;
A Project for Homophobia
in Schools
To raise awareness around homophobia in schools,
15 local young people from the northern suburbs came
together to create 2 short films which explore the use
of homophobic language. ‘Safe and Free to Be Me’ is
a joint project between ShineSA, The Second Story and
Shopfront Youth Health Service. For more information
contact Jacintha at The Second Story 08 8232 0233.
Queer Med
Comfort Hotel Adelaide Riviera
8pm 20 Nov, 30 mins
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The Comfort Hotel Adelaide Riviera is perfectly
positioned in the city on Adelaide’s cultural boulevard,
North Terrace, and is within easy walking reach of
shopping, dining and entertainment.
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We are committed to professional and friendly service,
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Northern Sound System
73 Elizabeth Way, Elizabeth
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Adelaide Riviera comfortably caters for both business and leisure stays.
www.shinesa.org.au
* Rates for 1 or 2 people
31-34 North Terrace Adelaide SA 5000 • T: 08 8231 8000 • F: 08 8212 2168 • AdelaideRiviera.com.au
Steven Marshall MP
Astor Hotel
437 Pulteney Street, Adelaide
Inviting all Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender,
Transsexual, Queer and Intersex medical students and
doctors to a warm and cosy gathering on the Tuesday of
the second week of Feast. A relaxed gathering around
cocktails to discuss our place in medicine.
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The following packages will get
you entry into multiple events and
save you money compared to the
cost of buying individual tickets. All
packages include free entry into
Feast’s Picnic In The Park.
Bear member prices are available
to members of Bear Men of
Adelaide, or to members of any
non-Adelaide Bear club. Please
bring your membership card or
badge if buying Bear member
tickets.
Full Price Bear
Concession Bear
Gold Package
Full Price $140/$120 Bear members,
$165/$145 non-members. Includes
entry to all Bearstock events.
Silver Package
$130/$120 non-members. Includes
entry to all Bearstock events except
Bears at the Zoo.
Bronze Package
$60/$55 non-members.
Includes entry to all Bearstock
events except Bears at the Zoo and
McLaren Vale Bears.
Nights & Zoo Package
$95/$85 non-members.
Includes entry to all Bearstock
events except McLaren Vale Bears.
Presented by the South Australian Jockey Club
Tapestry Pavilion
Allan Scott Park, Morphettville
Racecourse, Morphett Road
Morphettville
Presented by Bear Men of Adelaide
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Race Day
$120
The Golden Woofs
Various venues
around Adelaide
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Bair Art Opening
Opening of an exhibition by Robin
Hatherall, our 2010 Bearstock Artist
In Residence. Robin is an Adelaide
based printmaker, painter and
sculptor.
See the finalists in the world’s
richest bear short film competition.
The winner will be announced and
prize awarded. Drinks and free
nibbles from 6pm, screening at
7pm.
Mercury Cinema
13 Morphett Street, Adelaide
6pm 26 Nov, 2.5 hours
$18
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Post Film Drinks
129a Hindley Street, Adelaide
7pm 25 Nov, 90 mins
Hang out, discuss the films, make
new friends. Golden Woofs ticket
holders get a free drink.
Bearotica
Whitmore Hotel
9pm 26 Nov, 3 hours
Some of Australasia’s favourite
bears read from their favourite
pieces of Bear erotica, with erotic
Bear images projected in the
background. DJ Game will spin
tunes in the breaks and afterwards.
Upstairs at Worldsend Hotel
208 Hindley Street, Adelaide
9pm 25 Nov, 2.5 hours
$18
$15
$15
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Bears at the Zoo
Infamous zoologist, sexologist
and raconteur Dr Getrude Glossip
takes the Bears on a tour of the zoo
including queer Bear tales, visits
to the Pandas and Sun Bears and
other queer animals.
Adelaide Zoo
Frome Rd Gate, Adelaide
1pm 26 Nov, 60 mins
$34
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McLaren Vale
Bears
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Join the Bears for a relaxed tour
of the stunning McLaren Vale,
including visits to wineries and
lunch with drinks.
Bus departs from Whitmore Hotel
10am 27 Nov, 6 hours
$70
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Tickets on sale at www.sajc.com.au or call the bookings
hotline on 08 8295 0199.
Mt Lofty Community Sports
Centre, Heathfield High School
99 Longwood Road, Heathfield
8.30am 27 Nov, 8.5 hours
$37.50
Mr Bear SA
Competition
Who will be crowned Mr Bear SA
2010? Hosted by The Bad Father,
and featuring Boobarella, Armpit
Stench and special guest Ida Mira
Bear.
$24
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Bears at Picnic
Chill with the Bears at Feast’s
legendary Picnic In The Park.
Look for the Bear Men of Adelaide
banner. Free after Picnic in the
Park entry.
Pinky Flat
cnr War Memorial Drive &
Montefiore Road, Adelaide
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Participate in our Volleyball Tournament in A, B or C
grade competition. Register as individuals or teams.
Forms from www.adelaidespikers.asn.au or
[email protected] Cost $37.50/person, or
early bird $30 (prior 12 November), spectators free.
Team Adelaide
Golf Classic
8.15am 21 Nov, 5 hours
$45
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Team Adelaide welcomes all community golfers
and novices to participate in this year’s annual Team
Adelaide Golf Classic. This is a fabulous golf event
and will include a gourmet BBQ lunch on course. The
competition is four ball team Ambrose.
Contact Joe to book – 0417 854 718.
Presented by Team Adelaide – SA Samesex Dancesport
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Presented by Team Adelaide – Golf
Adelaide Golf Links South
Course, Strangways Terrace,
North Adelaide
2pm 30 Oct, 6 hours
For tickets visit
Presented by the Adelaide Spikers Volleyball Club Inc
Contact Sam 0401 597 835 or Robin 0418 891 877.
Goodwood Masonic Hall
15-17 Hampton Street South
Goodwood
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The South Australian Jockey Club will host Adelaide’s
premiere gay and lesbian race day. The Pink Diamond
Race Day will be held at Allan Scott Park, Morphettville
Racecourse, Saturday 27 November. Enjoy a two course
meal, afternoon tea and five hour beverage package.
Proudly supporting the McGrath Foundation.
SA Samesex
Dancesport
Competition
The 8th Annual Same Sex Dancesport Competition
will be a fabulous LGBTIQ dancing spectacular with
many couples competing in the Latin, Modern & New
Vogue events, as well as dancing intervals for public
participation. A social dance party concludes the day.
For further information contact 0401 765 701 or
[email protected]
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and New Zealand’s favourite holiday and city destinations,
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Feast’s 2010 Festival – Our Place, promises to be more brilliant
than ever, moving into our Light Square Hub, as South Australia
puts out the WELCOME MAT for you to enjoy our food, fun and
gay culture.
With more than 800 shopping outlets, celebrated eat streets and
pumping nightlife, Adelaide boasts a new adventure at every turn.
Walk up Rundle Mall and enjoy our great shopping, admire the
‘Malls Balls’ or experience our local busking talents. Chocoholics
will be drawn to the historic Beehive Corner on the western
entrance of the mall, where Haighs Chocolates are to be found.
This is the only chocolate maker in Australia that still imports and
roasts its own cocoa beans.
Mantra on Frome
88 Frome Street
Adelaide SA 5000
Reservations: 1300 987 604
www.mantra.com.au
For those who like to chill out and enjoy alfresco style cafes, East
Rundle Street is where you will delight your taste buds with a bit
of Italy, some Greek mezze or even some great Asian. For those
that love night life, Sugar nightclub is the place to relax. The new
route for this year’s Pride March goes right past the Mars Bar,
Australia’s first Gay nightclub. Before you party, enjoy some of the
finest authentic Asian foods in Gouger Street or, during the day,
experience nearby China Town. Garage nightclub on Waymouth
Street is a great gay venue on Sunday nights.
Breakfree on
Hindley
Immerse yourself in South Australia’s unique history and rich arts
culture as you stroll down North Terrace – Adelaide’s ‘Cultural
Boulevard’. Here you will find the South Australian Museum and
the Art Gallery of South Australia, including Australia’s largest
collection of Aboriginal cultural artefacts. North Terrace is also
where you will also find Skycity casino and other great hotels.
255 Hindley Street
Adelaide SA 5000
Reservations: 1300 987 604
www.breakfree.com.au
Hop on the Glenelg tram and in 20 minutes you’ll realise why
South Australia is famous for its beaches. Adelaide also hosts a
great nude beach called Maslins, with sun, surf and breathtaking
views only 40km south of Adelaide.
Comfort Hotel
Adelaide Riviera
Not far from the city, the Adelaide Hills provide a perfect
landscape for leisurely drives with great picnic spots like Mount
Lofty Botanical Gardens. Go up to the top of Mount Lofty to over
look all of Adelaide. Experience Stirling’s Organic Cafe then the
German delights of Hahndorf.
31-34 North Terrace
Adelaide SA 5000
T: 08 8212 8000 F: 08 8212 2168
Email: reservations@
adelaideriviera.com.au
www.AdelaideRiviera.com.au
Just one hour’s drive from Adelaide is Australia’s richest and bestknown wine region. The Barossa Valley has a wealth of regional
produce and historic vineyards, which make it wonderfully
distinctive and relaxing. Premium wines, five-star restaurants and
cellar doors abound among the vineyards and undulating hills,
with local winemakers including Seppelt, Peter Lehmann and
Penfolds, where you can even ‘make your own blend’ of wine.
The Fleurieu Peninsula has everything from wineries to beaches,
national parks and the famous Coorong. Take South Road and
spend some time in one of Australia’s top wine regions, McLaren
Vale, or get there via the picturesque Adelaide Hills. Widely
regarded for producing exceptional red wines, McLaren Vale is
also gaining a reputation for excellent olives and oils, cheeses,
almonds and berries. Drop into any of the cellar doors to taste the
region’s finest drops and local produce.
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For more information about what
to see and do in South Australia,
visit: www.southaustralia.com
Check out the fabulous new Feast Hub in Light Square – it’s Our Place!
135 Waymouth Street
Adelaide SA 5000
T: 08 8414 3010
www.yha.com.au
The Chifley on South Terrace is located opposite the South Parklands, and
just minutes to the CBD. The 4 star hotel offers accommodation with each
room superbly furnished and fully appointed with modern amenities.
Facilities include 24 hour reception, swimming pool, complimentary onsite
parking, wireless internet, in house movies, Foxtel, exercise room and
open fire place. Dining options include The Kurrajong Restaurant and Bar
and room service is also available. Adelaide is a beautiful city, famous
for its architecture, festivals and proximity to wine regions such as the
Adelaide Hills, Barossa Valley or to the seaside suburb of Glenelg. Enjoy
world famous festivals, art galleries, museum plus sporting venues which
are all close by. Chifley – what a delightful surprise.
Mantra on Frome is a spacious, stylish 4 star apartment style hotel
situated in the heart of Adelaide’s vibrant East End café precinct. Located
just moments away from Adelaide’s CBD, Rundle Mall shopping precinct,
theatres, entertainment and dining as well as the Adelaide Botanical
Gardens, Adelaide Zoo, Central Markets and Adelaide City Swim & Gym.
The property is made up of studio rooms or self-contained one and two
bedroom apartments with the two bedrooms apartments featuring full
kitchens. All apartments feature living and dining areas with cable TV and
in-house movies. A tour desk, room service, secure undercover parking,
same day laundry and dry cleaning service, babysitting and secretarial
services are also available, plus in-room massage upon request. ’88’
Restaurant & Bar is located on-site and open for breakfast weekdays.
BreakFree on Hindley is located smack bang in the thriving West End.
This emerging arts district of Adelaide offers a colourful and unique
array of theatres, restaurants and entertainment. Offering studio and two
bedroom apartments, the hotel offers a restaurant and bar and is only a
short walk, free bus or tram ride from the CBD. Facilities include lounge/
dining area, private balcony, Foxtel and pay movies, fully equipped
kitchen with cooktop, oven and full size refrigerator, laundry with washing
machine, dryer, iron and ironing board (in Superior Apartments), wireless
internet connection in all rooms plus much, much more. BreakFree on
Hindley Hotel is within close proximity to a choice of tempting restaurants
including the newly opened Ashiana Restaurant located in the hotel, as
well as bars and clubs with glamorous night life.
The Adelaide Riviera is perfectly positioned in the city on Adelaide’s
cultural boulevard, North Terrace, and is within easy reach of shopping,
dining and entertainment. It is close to Skycity casino, Rundle Mall,
Botanic Gardens, Convention and Entertainment Centres. Adelaide Riviera
has spa rooms with corner spa bath, some with balcony, modern well
appointed rooms with queen size beds and individually controlled reverse
cycle air conditioning. Rooms have TV, telephone, broadband, mini bar,
refrigerator and tea/coffee making facilities. Facilities include Café 31
open 7 days, 24 hour reception and room service with a guest laundry.
Check website or phone for prices. Mention Feast for VIP treatment.
Choose from multi-share, twin, double and family style accommodation.
Private rooms available with ensuite and private balcony upon request.
Facilities include air-con, self-catering kitchen, dining room, TV rooms,
Foxtel, library, games and bike hire. 24 hour wireless internet available
and 24 hour staff, security access. Bonuses include free linen, free tea/
coffee, free rice, free movies and free luggage storage. Just a short walk
to Adelaide’s coolest places – Central Market, Chinatown, art galleries,
cafes/shops and night spots – dance clubs, pubs and restaurants serving
great local produce. YHA/HI members get 10% discount on rates. A YHA/
HI membership can be purchased from $37 (valid around the world for
1 year) and provides incredible discounts on more than just
accommodation. Mention Feast for VIP treatment.
Sponsors
Thank You!
On behalf of the team behind the Feast Festival, I take this opportunity to say Thank You!!!
To all of our sponsors, funding partners, supporters,
committees, Feast 500 members, volunteers, friends, the
media, artists and of course the LGBTIQ community of South
Australia, thank for your support and providing your expertise,
talents and passion in helping stage this year’s Festival –
Our Place.
Thousands and thousands of hours go into bringing this
festival to fruition each year, and without every single one of
you, it would not be possible.
FEAST STAFF
Creative Producer
Kerry Ireland
General Manager
David Waylen
FEAST BOARD
(As of July 2010)
Chair
Margie Fischer
Deputy Chair
Events and Administration Marg Beagley
Treasurer
Coordinator
Julia Lamont
Chelsea Diprose
Production Manager
Chris Iley
Secretary
Julie Wrobel
Volunteer Coordinators
Danny Hales
Hayden Massalsky
Members
Brynn Morton
Chris Scherer (To May ‘10)
Lori Farmer
Melinda Mayne
David Brown
Visual Arts Coordinator
Leith Semmens
Danny Hales
Book Keeper
Ling Giang
Literary Coordinator
Sue Webb
Picnic Coordinator
Kym Sara
Publicity
Neil Ward,
Neil Ward Publicity
Graphic Designers
Peter Tonkin,
Peter Tonkin Design
Alex Mahon & Julie
Wrobel, Algo Mas
Festival Identity and
Poster Designer
Thanh Vu
Website
The Factory Digital Media
Auditor
Peter Hall,
Peter Hall Accounting
Ticketing
3D Resourcing
Youth Project Coordinator
Lori Farmer
Journalism Placement
Alex Dunkin
Copywriting, Editing
and Proofing
Daniel Vallejo
Danny Hales
David Brown
David Waylen
Julie Wrobel
Kerry Ireland
Margie Fischer
Sue Webb
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David Waylen
Kerry Ireland
Management Consultant
Jill Gael
FEAST ADVISORS
Marketing
Julie Wrobel
Finance
Peter Hall
Performing Arts
Adam Cook
COMMITTEES
Environmental (Green)
Advisory Committee
David Brown (Chair)
Aurora Murphy
Dan Hales
Kerry Ireland
Nicki March
Finance Sub-Committee
Julia Lamont (Chair)
David Waylen
Kerry Ireland
Margie Fischer
Nikki Mortier
Fundraising SubCommittee
Margie Fischer (Chair)
Brynn Morton
Chelsea Diprose
David Waylen
Hayden Massalsky
Kerry Ireland
Megan McIntyre
Forums Advisory
Committee
Ad’m Martin
Bradley Pitt
Darren Curtis
Fanny Jacobson
Margie Fischer
Paul Marsh
Vicki Crowley
See you all at Our Place in 2011!
HR Sub-Committee
Marg Beagley (Chair)
David Waylen
Jill Gael
Kerry Ireland
Major Sponsors
Feast continues to be a leader in the queer social calendar,
and delivers a sensational 2 week festival every year, that
brings vibrancy and colour to our West End. It provides a time
and place where we can all feel comfortable, safe and proud
of whom we are.
I take this one last opportunity to say thank you for your
continued commitment to helping Feast realise its dreams.
David Waylen, General Manager
FEAST VOLUNTEER CREW
Alison Barker
Andrew Mangelsdorf
Becky Schuellenberg
Brett Oswald
Literary Advisory
Brian North
Committee
Can’Dee Schanz
Daniel G Taylor
Chris Gogler
Kimberley Mann
Chris Stansfield
Mag Merrilees
Darren Pumpa
Roxxy Bent
Desiree D-Orsay Lawrence
Sue Webb
Hayden Massalsky
Teri Louise Kelly
Heath Varcoe
Hema Sabramaniam
Marketing SubIrene Wong
Committee
James Umpherston
Julie Wrobel (Chair)
Jason Hopkins
Chelsea Diprose
Jim Smithson
Daniel Vallejo
Keith Herbig
David Brown
Kym Sara
David Waylen
Laura Wood
Kerry Ireland
Lauren Montgomery
Show Committee
Lauren Presser
Brenton Smith
Laverne Bell
Doug Scotney
Leesa-Marie White
Geoff Phillips
Libby Parker
Keith Herbig
Lori Long
Lyndall Fowler
Lyn Newby
Margie Fischer
Lyndall Smythe
Miranda Roe
Lynne Pettall
Peter Holderness
Mark Keynes
Phil O’Callahan
Mark McIntosh
Ralph Brew
Maurice Ratcliffe
Stephen Martin
Megan McIntyre
Warren Chambers
Michelle Ianni
Visual Arts Working Group Monika Wolanin
Alexis Tindall
Natalya Giffney
Danny Hales
Petra Fischer
Leith Semmens
Phan Phuong
Luna Parrish
Phillipa Searle
Rosey Boehm
Rahul Indurkhya
Youth Advisory Committee Robert Pilla
Ross Gibb
Chloe Stannard
Sarah Dunn
Chris Gogler
Sara Ferguson
Lori Farmer
Sarah Turner
Queer Gifted and Blak 4
Skye Akbar
Project Coordinator
Sonja Parker
Naomi Hicks
Stellios Ketses
Tour Organiser
Sue Webb
Naomi Gordon
Susan Anderson
Film Programming
Tanja Goess
Lex Lindsay, Queer Screen Tash Jones
Sydney
Terry Fitzgerald
Trevor Hobbs
Many thanks to members
Warren Chambers
of our sub-committees.
Zane Williams
Volunteer Office Support
Our volunteer team will
Andrew Beresford
swell to almost 200 during
Can’Dee Schanz
the festival. Unfortunately,
Chris Stansfield
some of those would have
Darren Curtis
registered after the guide
Megan McIntyre
went to print for which we
Rahul Indurkhya
apologise.
Tanja Goess
Funding Bodies and Partners
Feast takes this opportunity
to thank every single
volunteer for their efforts
and support, without
you, we couldn’t make it
happen.
FEAST 500 BENEFACTORS
Anthea Smith
Brenton Smith
Brian Heenan
Cameron Lewcock
Charlotte Kelly
David Brown
David Nancarrow
David Waylen
Diane Malycha-Brandt
Fij Miller
Fiona Ryan
Frank Ford
Gayle Mahen
Geoff Parslow
Greg Mackie
Hans Van Den Bos (Dr)
Hayden Masslaksy
Helen Onopko
Hon Ian Hunter MLC
Jennifer Nixon
Jenny Scott
Jill Gael
Julie Levi
Julie Wrobel (Algo Mas)
Hon Kate Ellis MP
Keith Herbig
Kerry Ireland
Lorraine Tyler
Marg Beagley
Marg Jude
Margie Fischer
Martin O’Callaghan
Michele Wales
Cr Michael Henningsen
Peter Jones
Peter Murray
Philip Amery and Assoc.
Rae O’Neill
Robyn Morrisset
Rosemary Bennetts
Rosemary Osman
Ros Prosser
Sam Harvey
Sen Sarah Hanson-Young
Stephen Martin
Vicki Crowley
Warren Chambers
THANK YOU
Adelaide City Council’s
West End Reference
Group
Greg Clarke and the team
at the Adelaide Fringe
Adelaide West End
Association
Algo Mas Marketing
Bob Lempens
Daniel Vallejo
Lion Arts Centre
Management
Association
and staff of our arts
neighbours
Luke Richards,
Newstyle Printing
Michael Gibbons,
VisualCom
Mij Tanith
Monkeystack
No Strings Attached
Paula Stankiewicz and
Renee Rivers,
Adelaide City Council
Peter Leach,
MSL Computers
Roxxy Bent
Steve Sievewright,
ArteGrafica
The Team at Arts SA
UniSA City West
VitalStatistix
William and Tim,
The Hampshire Hotel
And all of our loved ones
who support us while we
are making this festival
happen. xox
Sponsors
Supporting Partners
Creative Partners
Disclaimer
All information correct at the
time of printing. This program
is published to provide
information on Feast 2010.
Principal Media Partner
Media Supporters
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. Advertisers
are advised that all advertising
copy is their 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 the Feast
guide does not indicate their
sexual preference, status,
conduct or personality.
Volunteer Program Sponsors
Feast is a proud member of:
Australian Government – FAHCSIA
Ninette’s Hair
Colour Cosmetica
Underground Haircutters
Hampshire Hotel
Vitalstatistix Theatre Company
Imprints Booksellers
Worldsend Hotel
Adelaide City Council’s West End Reference Group
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For bookings & info
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