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Don Dunstan Foundation
The Valley Called Hope
Join the Don Dunstan Foundation for a special night of music and reflection on the 50th anniversary of South Australia’s historic move to decriminalise homosexuality.
Special guests will join journalist Simon Royal to explore the long and winding road to decriminalisation, while an ensemble from the Adelaide Chamber Singers will perform excerpts from the outstanding oratorio, Watershed: The Death of Dr Duncan. Performed with special permission from composer Joe Twist, this will be a rare opportunity to revisit this moving and extraordinary work.
Special guests will join journalist Simon Royal to explore the long and winding road to decriminalisation, while an ensemble from the Adelaide Chamber Singers will perform excerpts from the outstanding oratorio, Watershed: The Death of Dr Duncan. Performed with special permission from composer Joe Twist, this will be a rare opportunity to revisit this moving and extraordinary work.
CONTENT WARNINGS: Violence, Death, Homophobia
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The Don Dunstan Foundation is a non-profit organisation dedicated to fostering a just and equitable society. Established to carry on Don Dunstan's visionary work, we empower individuals and communities to create a more inclusive world.
Adelaide Chamber Singers (ACS) is widely respected as Australia’s finest chamber choir – the embodiment of the art of choral chamber singing. Founded in 1985 by Carl Crossin (Artistic Director and Conductor 1985 – 2021) and now led by artistic director and conductor Christie Anderson, ACS have been passionate and innovative contributors to music-making for 40 years.
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