Enter a Slingsby show and you enter a captivating world. We invite you to ‘Journey in Wonder’ with us. It may be dark and you may feel uneasy. That’s only natural. You are not alone. See that light in the distance? Take our hands. We know the way.Founded in 2007 and based in Adelaide, South Australia, Slingsby presents emotionally challenging and engaging storytelling in rich live theatrical realms. Our original productions are crafted to challenge and inspire adult and older family audiences.Slingsby is named after a character in Edward Lear’s short story The Four Little People Who Went Round The World. Indeed, the company’s adventures have taken it far. We are now well-established as a leading international company and have toured to 70 venues in 44 cities across ten countries, and counting.www.slingsby.net.au

WOW is an internationally renowned design competition that attracts entries from over 40 countries. Anything that is wearable art can find a place on the stage, as long as it is original, innovative and well executed.For three weeks every year, WOW showcases the best of these creations in a spectacular show that takes over New Zealand’s vibrant capital city of Wellington in an explosion of creativity. This year 60,000 people will see the show.

Bernstein regarded Mass, a kaleidoscopic mix of music, dance and theatre featuring a symphony orchestra, a rock band, a choir and opera singers as his defining achievement and we are delighted to bring you this unmissable spectacle as part the 2012 Adelaide Festival.Adelaide Festival Artistic Director Paul Grabowsky says “Mass is a kind of religious work for the 21st century in that it traverses many belief systems. The music is typically Bernstein – melodic, energetic and brash. It’s the kind of work which will only appear in a festival because it is so big. Along with all the colour of the hundreds of musicians, singers and dancers, the Jubilant Sykes factor is particularly important to this production... more than anyone, he has made the role of the Celebrant his own.”Mass ran for two shows only on Friday 9 and Saturday 10 March, 2012 at Festival Theatre, Adelaide Festival Centre. A very positive review in Limelight Magazine described the production as " a brave production of a brave work that doesn’t shy away from exposing the contradictions and hypocrisy of life with or without religion".

The COME OUT Festival is Australia’s premiere festival of contemporary art, performance and creativity for children aged 0-14. Through integrated education and public programs the biennial COME OUT Festival celebrates ‘doing’, viewing’ and ‘thinking’. Each festival attracts in excess of 100,000 South Australian children, educators and families who come together to share their creativity alongside the work of leading local, national and international professional artists. COME OUT Festival 2011March 25 – April 1, 2011