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Baleen Moondjan: A ceremony to transcend time

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By Suzie Keen, Farrin Foster, Murray Bramwell, Alison Flett
| InReviewAu Verified
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Adelaide Festival - InReview

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By Suzie Keen, Murray Bramwell, Alison Flett, Jane Llewellyn
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The 2024 Adelaide Festival will feature returning favourites such as Barrie Kosky, Laurie Anderson, Angélique Kidjo, Stephen Page and Akram Khan, as well as introducing a new generation of rising stars from Australia and around the world. An orchestra pit transformed into a lake and puppeteers who double as acrobats are among the inventive elements of director Robert Lepage’s The Nightingale and Other Fables – announced as the centrepiece of the 2024 Adelaide Festival.
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Adelaide Festival unveils a star-studded line-up for 2024

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By Suzie Keen, Murray Bramwell, Alison Flett, Jane Llewellyn
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The program for the 2024 Adelaide Festival has been unveiled and it is a first for incoming artistic director Ruth Mackenzie and chief executive Kath M Mainland. It promises excellence, continuity and a showcase of emerging works that may prove to be future classics. “We were both here for the 2023 festival,” says Mackenzie, “but that was the last one for Rachel Healy and Neil Armfield – which went incredibly well, as all of their festivals have.
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