Lord Stompy makes film clip & brillig play too…16 feb
Billy Bragg was heard reciting the quote about Brillig at the Melbourne BDO. He’s a fan…
Billy Bragg was heard reciting the quote about Brillig at the Melbourne BDO. He’s a fan…
NEXT MONDAY the peace radio program, PEACE OF THE ACTION, will hold a fundraiser. For all those who have read The Kite Runner, the film adaptation is a must. For those who have not read the book, here is your chance to see a beautifully filmed story of Afghanistan and simultaneously support our Peace and Social Justice radio program staying on air.
The Australian Peace Committee, NOWAR, Australians for Native Title and Reconciliation,
Womens International League for Peace and Freedom and the Human Rights Coalition invite you
to join us at a FILM NIGHT : MONDAY 28th JANUARY :
6.45pm at the PALACE CINEMA, Rundle Street East.
“KITE RUNNER”
Tickets: $12 or $10 concession - book yours now
Here are 3 descriptions of the film:
- An Afghani man, now living in America, returns to Afghanistan to find a child. In doing so, he hopes to find forgiveness for choices he made when he was young. However, the Afghanistan he returns to is now controled by the Taliban, and finding the child becomes a rescue mission.
- An epic tale of fathers and sons, of friendship and betrayal, that takes us from the final days of Afghanistan’s monarchy to the atrocities of the present. After spending years in California, Amir returns to his homeland in Afghanistan to help his old friend Hassan, whose son is in trouble. Based on the novel “The Kite Runner” by Khaled Hosseini.
- A Great Tale (giving 4.5 stars)
Beautifully shot. Wonderful story. A rare insight into Afghani culture - beyond the view we receive from commercial news. A story that carries through times in history that seem far away yet are not. Has encouraged an appreciation of the wonderful world of kite flying! Simply, a must see.
Rated: [M] Moderate themes and violence, infrequent moderate coarse language.
Please come along — bring your friends — see an important film and give us your support.
To book your tickets, phone 8410 0303 or 0419 032 896
~ and listen in every Sunday at 12.30pm on Radio Adelaide ~ 101.5FM ~
* If you become a lifetime subscriber between Sat Jan 26 and Friday February 1 at 5pm you’ll go into the draw to win
2 x A Reserve tickets to - Cat on a Hot Tin Roof on Wednesday March 12,
plus 2 Festival Tshirts
Total Value $244
Prize draws will be on Saturday mornings Arts Breakfast each week.
So don’t miss this opportunity to support Radio Adelaide for your whole life long AND see some great Festival artists in fabulous seats who may be otherwise out of your price range.
To take it up - please drop in to 228 North Tce or call the station 8303 5000 between 9am and 5pm on weekdays. Please ask for Ela, Clemmie or Deb
To read more about the artists go to
http://www.adelaidefestival.com.au/ or look belowThe master of percussion, BILLY COBHAM …. and rock keyboardist- come-TV- theme composer, COLIN TOWNS, celebrate the MahavishnuOrchestra with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra in Meeting Of The Spirits. Scored and
arranged by Towns for a full symphony orchestra ……this genre-bending performance is sure to be one of the fastest selling shows at this year’s festival
From Germany’s acclaimed Schaubuhne theatre- Maggie ‘the Cat’ and Brick – one of theatre’s great dysfunctional couples – strut their mendacious stuff …. in a stunning, modernist re-working of Tennessee William’s Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Until January 20
Artspace, Adelaide Festival Centre.
The Tragical Life of Cheeseboy is a new production by a new South Australian company, Slingsby Productions.
Jammed packed with 543 events put on by an estimated 3000 artists, this year’s Adelaide Fringe is set to be the biggest ever in the Southern Hemisphere.
Make sure you grab your free guide in The Advertiser’s Wednesday 9 January edition or from various street outlets around Adelaide from Thursday 10 January. If you can’t get your hands on a copy of the guide, check it out online at
adelaidefringe.com.au.Tickets and merchandise can be purchased from Wednesday onwards from VenueTix, online at adelaidefringe.com.au or through FringeTIX on 1300 FRINGE.