David Jobling
Adelaide Fringe Registration Deadline
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Acting Fringe
Artist Registrations Close this Friday 10 October!
Calling all comedians, musos, cabaret divas, secret shed artists and retired thespians - the Fringe wants you! There are just 2 days to go for artists to register to be part of the biggest Fringe in the Southern Hemisphere.
Until 11.59pm, this Friday October 10, artists can register their events online.
We urge anybody out there who is considering being part of the 2009 Adelaide Fringe to start their registration by Friday so they do not miss out.
To register an event, click here - registrations close at 11.59pm on Friday 10 October 2008.
Want to Be Part of The Fringe Parade?
Want to be part of one of the best party nights Adelaide has to offer? Traditionally attracting crowds of more than 100,000 people, the Fringe Parade returns to the City streets to mark the opening of the Adelaide Fringe on Friday 27 February, 2009.
Participation in the Fringe Parade is open to anyone - as long as you come to workshops and rehearsals. Groups and organisations of all kinds are invited to join hundreds of artists to build extraordinary creations to parade on the night. Interested? Click here!
Reinvigorated with the theme of Smoke and Mirrors, the precise parade route is still under wraps, but it will take place in the East End of the City. Yippee!
Aged 18-30? Join Fringe Benefits (It's Free!)
Fringe Benefits is your passport to Adelaide's live arts and events scene. Members have access to discounted tickets and the hottest deals sent around each week via email and on our website. Members receive invites to exclusive parties, regular ticket giveaways and retail discounts in some of Adelaide's coolest shops. Join now FREE ONLINE!
Stop being the life of the party and start your on-stage career! Calling all home-grown comedians, musos, cabaret divas, secret shed artists and retired thespians: the Fringe wants you!
There are only 10 more days to go for artists to register to be part of the biggest Fringe Arts Festival in the Southern Hemisphere The Adelaide Fringe!
Until 11.59pm, Friday October 10, artists can register their events online at adelaidefringe.com.au to become part of this iconic event.
We can't believe it's already that time of year. With close of registrations just 10 days away, we urge any artists out there who are considering being part of Adelaide Fringe 2009 to get registering so they don't miss out says Adelaide Fringe Director Christie Anthoney.
The great thing about the Fringe is that any artist who wants to take part in this massive celebration can - and we welcome everyone.
To register an event, artists can head to the Adelaide Fringe website
Artist registrations close at 11.59pm on Friday 10 October 2008.
Adelaide Fringe 2009 will run from 27 February to 22 March. For more information head to adelaidefringe.com.au
Acting Fringe CEO appointed
The Board of Adelaide Fringe Inc today announced the appointment of Conny Wilson to the position of Acting CEO commencing on October 20.
Fringe CEO Sandy Verschoor is taking leave, returning to the Fringe in May 2009 in time to steer the ship for the 50th Anniversary celebrations. Sandy will be taking this opportunity to complete her Masters in Creative Writing at University of Adelaide and undertake some personal projects.
Conny Wilson was the General Manager of the SALA (South Australian Living Artists) Festival, which presents an annual state wide visual arts event each August. In 2006, the SALA Festival was presented the inaugural Ruby Award for Community Impact, and through the success of its partnership with The Advertiser also secured in 2006, was able to further develop its profile and audience reach throughout South Australia.
Prior to working in the arts, Conny worked in the hospitality industry, and spent seven years successfully managing her own business. While at university, she completed a Bachelor of Arts degree, majoring in Psychology and Politics, and remains particularly interested in these topics today.
Through a scholarship provided by Arts SA, Conny is also undertaking the Governors Leadership Foundation Program through the Leaders Institute of SA.
"I am very excited to be given an opportunity to be part of the Fringe team, working on such an iconic event. This is a fantastic opportunity and I look forward to a fabulous event in 2009" said Ms Wilson.
Adelaide Fringe Chair Judy Potter said "The Board is delighted to be able to appoint Conny to the role. I'm very pleased that someone with Conny's energy, experience and enthusiasm will be stepping in. She's done a brilliant job with SALA which, like the Adelaide Fringe; is an open access festival for all artists."
"We also look forward to Sandy's return next year. She and Fringe Director Christie Anthoney have some very exciting plans for the 50th anniversary celebrations in 2010" she said.
Calling all comedians, musos, cabaret divas, secret shed artists and retired thespians - the Fringe wants you! There are just 2 days to go for artists to register to be part of the biggest Fringe in the Southern Hemisphere.
Until 11.59pm, this Friday October 10, artists can register their events online.
We urge anybody out there who is considering being part of the 2009 Adelaide Fringe to start their registration by Friday so they do not miss out.
To register an event, click here - registrations close at 11.59pm on Friday 10 October 2008.
Want to Be Part of The Fringe Parade?
Want to be part of one of the best party nights Adelaide has to offer? Traditionally attracting crowds of more than 100,000 people, the Fringe Parade returns to the City streets to mark the opening of the Adelaide Fringe on Friday 27 February, 2009.
Participation in the Fringe Parade is open to anyone - as long as you come to workshops and rehearsals. Groups and organisations of all kinds are invited to join hundreds of artists to build extraordinary creations to parade on the night. Interested? Click here!
Reinvigorated with the theme of Smoke and Mirrors, the precise parade route is still under wraps, but it will take place in the East End of the City. Yippee!
Aged 18-30? Join Fringe Benefits (It's Free!)
Fringe Benefits is your passport to Adelaide's live arts and events scene. Members have access to discounted tickets and the hottest deals sent around each week via email and on our website. Members receive invites to exclusive parties, regular ticket giveaways and retail discounts in some of Adelaide's coolest shops. Join now FREE ONLINE!
Stop being the life of the party and start your on-stage career! Calling all home-grown comedians, musos, cabaret divas, secret shed artists and retired thespians: the Fringe wants you!
There are only 10 more days to go for artists to register to be part of the biggest Fringe Arts Festival in the Southern Hemisphere The Adelaide Fringe!
Until 11.59pm, Friday October 10, artists can register their events online at adelaidefringe.com.au to become part of this iconic event.
We can't believe it's already that time of year. With close of registrations just 10 days away, we urge any artists out there who are considering being part of Adelaide Fringe 2009 to get registering so they don't miss out says Adelaide Fringe Director Christie Anthoney.
The great thing about the Fringe is that any artist who wants to take part in this massive celebration can - and we welcome everyone.
To register an event, artists can head to the Adelaide Fringe website
Artist registrations close at 11.59pm on Friday 10 October 2008.
Adelaide Fringe 2009 will run from 27 February to 22 March. For more information head to adelaidefringe.com.au
Acting Fringe CEO appointed
The Board of Adelaide Fringe Inc today announced the appointment of Conny Wilson to the position of Acting CEO commencing on October 20.
Fringe CEO Sandy Verschoor is taking leave, returning to the Fringe in May 2009 in time to steer the ship for the 50th Anniversary celebrations. Sandy will be taking this opportunity to complete her Masters in Creative Writing at University of Adelaide and undertake some personal projects.
Conny Wilson was the General Manager of the SALA (South Australian Living Artists) Festival, which presents an annual state wide visual arts event each August. In 2006, the SALA Festival was presented the inaugural Ruby Award for Community Impact, and through the success of its partnership with The Advertiser also secured in 2006, was able to further develop its profile and audience reach throughout South Australia.
Prior to working in the arts, Conny worked in the hospitality industry, and spent seven years successfully managing her own business. While at university, she completed a Bachelor of Arts degree, majoring in Psychology and Politics, and remains particularly interested in these topics today.
Through a scholarship provided by Arts SA, Conny is also undertaking the Governors Leadership Foundation Program through the Leaders Institute of SA.
"I am very excited to be given an opportunity to be part of the Fringe team, working on such an iconic event. This is a fantastic opportunity and I look forward to a fabulous event in 2009" said Ms Wilson.
Adelaide Fringe Chair Judy Potter said "The Board is delighted to be able to appoint Conny to the role. I'm very pleased that someone with Conny's energy, experience and enthusiasm will be stepping in. She's done a brilliant job with SALA which, like the Adelaide Fringe; is an open access festival for all artists."
"We also look forward to Sandy's return next year. She and Fringe Director Christie Anthoney have some very exciting plans for the 50th anniversary celebrations in 2010" she said.
