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Magdalena Aotearoa prepares for Brisbane Festival

Friday, 28 February 2003, 1:28 pm
Press Release: Magdalena Aotearoa

Magdalena Aotearoa prepares for Brisbane Festival

A large delegation of women artists from Wellington and Christchurch are rehearsing and fundraising in preparation for the Magdalena Australia International Festival of Women's Performance, to be held in Brisbane from 6-16 April 2003. The theme of the festival is "Travelling".

The attached media release gives information about the festival, the Magdalena Project, and the artists who will be attending.

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