HQ Function

Serves as the primary complex for performances, exhibitions, and festivals, as well as the central administrative and operational hub for the Adelaide Festival Centre Trust.

Notable Features:

Iconic geometric white shell-roof structures, multiple state-of-the-art venues including the Festival Theatre, Dunstan Playhouse, Space Theatre, and the nearby Her Majesty's Theatre (managed by AFC). Features extensive foyer spaces, galleries, and dining options, with direct access to the redeveloped Festival Plaza.

Work Culture:

A dynamic, creative, and collaborative environment driven by a passion for the arts. The culture fosters innovation and excellence in delivering diverse artistic programs and engaging with the community. Work can be fast-paced, especially during major festivals and productions.

HQ Significance:

A landmark cultural institution for South Australia and Australia, playing a pivotal role in the state's artistic, cultural, and social life. It's a key venue for major international and national events, significantly contributing to Adelaide's reputation as a festival city.

Values Reflected in HQ: Artistic excellence, innovation, inclusivity, community engagement, accessibility, and the celebration of diverse cultures and art forms.

Location:

While physically based in Adelaide, the Adelaide Festival Centre cultivates a strong international presence by regularly presenting world-renowned international artists, companies, and productions. It actively participates in international arts markets and fosters collaborations with arts organizations globally. Its major festivals, such as the OzAsia Festival and Adelaide Cabaret Festival, attract international performers and audiences, enhancing Adelaide's reputation as a global arts destination.

Street Address:

King William Road

City:

Adelaide

State/Province:

South Australia

Country:

Australia