Well, as we announced a couple of weeks ago, Behind the Scenes is going to be taking the occasional virtual road trip to visit some of the places outside of Melbourne and Victoria that get to listen to the show. This week, we’re off to Adelaide to catch up again with our South Australian correspondent, Geof Cobham, Artistic Director of Patch Theatre. Geof will be letting us know what’s happening in the arts scene in his neck of the woods before introducing us to

Anne Wiberg, Artistic Director of The Light. What is The Light I hear you ask? Well, we’ll have to ask Anne when she drops in for a chat.

Then, from Darebin’s multi-arts FUSE Festival, an event you can still participate in whilst we’re in lockdown, as long as you’re no further than five kilometres from the Preston Market. Co-creator of The Market record, Dan Koop, will join us to talk about how the weekly shop can become an arts event.

And finally, it’s time for a fortnightly screen reviews and with so many cinemas still in lockdown we’re exclusively on the small screen – this time Marc Gracie and I talk about a new Netflix film that offers a different perspective on the September 11 World Trade Centre attacks and an Australian film about to be on home streaming that takes a look behind the facades of two families when their well-maintained veneers are threatened by the accusation of a four year old girl.

It’s all on this week’s edition of Behind the Scenes with Chris Thompson right here on Vision Australia Radio.

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