We Unfold
Harriet describes her experiences at the press photo opportunity for Sydney Dance Company’s ‘We Unfold’, and reviews the show.
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Darwin Festival
Tristan Meecham from FUN RUN
Aja interviews Tristan Meecham, from spectacle sport/theatre show FUN RUN!
Ed Kuepper Interview
GRINDonline interviews legendary Australian musician Ed Kuepper, of The Saints.
Cantina interview!
Last weekend GRINDonline caught up with Scott Maidment the co-creator of Cantina, the fantastic circus show at the Darwin Festival this year (read GRINDonline’s review here). Scott is also the artistic director of Strut n Fret Production House; the company that produced the show. There are still a few performances of Cantina left, so hurry [...]
Darwin Festival Review: The Cook, the Queen and the Kelly
With the festival well under way, there has been many a show that grinders have attended. One of these is the locally produced and written play, the Cook, the Queen and the Kelly. Ausdance Australia really put on a great show, with a combination of new and old dance styles and drama. The play starts [...]
Darwin Festival Programme… FTW
What is in this year’s Darwin Festival? Where is it to be held? And where can I find an interview of one of the organisers of the Festival? Look no further than this article, Grinders!
Interview with Elana Stone & Brian Campeau
The interview all started when we met Elana and Brian in the highly decorated civic park. Seeing as this was the first interview I had ever conducted I thought it was really important that it felt less tense, so we all decided to sit on the grass whilst Elana and Brian ate curry and answered my questions.
Why should young people come to the Darwin Festival?
It’s 2009. We’ve said “So long!” to Bass in the Grass, “Adios!” to Pure Sounds and The Big Gig and now its time to gear up for the biggest music and arts festival yet, The Darwin Festival! Every year an array of musicians, dancers, actors and visual artists from around the globe make their way to the Top End and this year we are in for a real treat.
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Darwin City Council Youth Projects invites young people aged between 12 and 20 years to apply to be
part of Council's Youth Advisory Group (YAG). YAG meets monthly to discuss and inform Counci on issues affecting young people, as well as organising and hosting projects. 
