4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art

Sydney

In October 2000 the Asian Australian Artists Association relocated to the historic Corporation Building, a City of Sydney owned building to establish the Asia-Australia Arts Centre. The current premises on Hay Street in central Chinatown has an innovative program of activities dedicated to the promotion of dialogue between Australia and Asia through local and international exhibitions, public programs, workshops, seminars and community activities. The Asia-Australia Arts Centre is located in a high traffic and high profile area of Chinatown, in a grand, historic building.

ABC Perth Studios

Perth Venue for 2012 Perth International Arts Festival.

Adelaide Centre for the Arts

Adelaide

Adelaide College of the Arts is a purpose-built centre for the delivery of Arts Education within South Australia, with particular emphasis on Visual and Performing Arts. It features two dedicated theatres and a unique gallery offered as premium spaces to promote these disciplines. AC Arts in Light Square formed with the amalgamation of the Central School of Art and The North Adelaide School of Contemporary Art in 2000.

Adelaide Entertainment Centre

Adelaide

The Adelaide Entertainment Centre provides world class live entertainment to hundreds of thousands each year and has also built an enviable reputation for being one of South Australia's leading function venues.

Adelaide Festival Centre

Adelaide

The Adelaide Festival Centre includes the Festival Theatre, the largest proscenium arch theatre in Adelaide, seating close to 2000 people. It was designed as both a lyric theatre and concert hall, and is used not only for theatrical productions and large concerts, but also for graduation ceremonies, seminars and many other functions.

The Dunstan Playhouse is a more intimate venue, seating 620 people in two levels. The State Theatre of South Australia has been based here since 1974 and uses the theatre, the rehearsal rooms and the extensive production workshop also housed in this second ‘shell’.

Space, Her Majesty's and the Artspace Gallery are also a part of the Adelaide Festival Centre.

 

Adelaide Symphony Orchestra

Adelaide

With a reputation for its youthful vitality and superb artistry, the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra plays a central role at the heart of the South Australian community.

The Grainger Studio, the home of the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra was originally the West's Cinema, built in 1939. The building has been returned to its former glory retaining many of its art deco features, in particular the grand staircase that leads up to a mezzanine level in the entrance foyer. The studio has a room size of 33m x 18m, with a ceiling height of 10m. The Studio was named after the composer Percy Grainger who is buried in Adelaide.

Adelaide Town Hall

Adelaide

A landmark heritage building, the Adelaide Town Hall is steeped in history yet graced with every modern amenity. Its magnificent architecture and elegant interiors provide the perfect backdrop for corporate or private functions. Adelaide is known for its lively cafes and restaurants all within easy walking distance of the town hall.

Albany Town Hall Theatre

Albany

The beautiful theatre has a long and colourful history dating back to the 1800's. The Theatre is even said to have its own resident ghost!

Opened in 1888, Albany's Town Hall is the iconic building of the main street. Inside the grand old stone building, with its four-faced clock tower, is a comfortable 310-seat theatre with a full concert sound and quality theatre lighting.

In 1983, the Town Hall was converted to an intimate theatre and is part of the regional touring circuit of performing arts in WA. It has become recognised as a superb performance venue offering performers an immediacy to their audience that is seldom found in Australian theatres.