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This show belongs to the Adelaide Fringe 2026 season. This season is now over.

Lady in red holding a rose with profound love in her eyes.
Dancer in red descending stairs with roses scattered across the stage and audience members looking on, dancer in red holding red rose to the sky.
Dancer in red showing three poses, one expressing grief, one twirling with fabric looking like a rose, and one handing an audience member a rose.
Adelaide Fringe 2026

Together Forever

"A beautiful compelling performance of remembering our loved ones” Discover Hollywood

WINNER: TVO Award for Best Dance/Physical Theatre, Hollywood Fringe 2024

How would you like to be remembered? 

Honour your loved ones and evoke your life legacy through a profound experience that weaves dance with sacred memorials within the heart of Centennial Park Cemetery.

Debuting to acclaim in Los Angeles, award-winning dance theatre artist Christina Evans is proud to present Together Forever in her hometown at Centennial Park where beloved family members are resting. 

Set within the stunning gardens of the park, Together Forever ignites reverence and celebration of those we love dearly, and brings a timely reminder that love and connection are at the centre of our humanity. 

“An absolutely stunning performance by Christina Evans. It was emotional, uplifting, and glorious. Highly Recommended“ Richard Lucas, Hollywood Fringe judge

“A resplendent and joyous celebration of humanity’s mortality… Superb work by Christina Evans” The TVolution

“More than any other show at fringe made me feel like I had really experienced something with the audience I was in” Audience member

Discover more at christina-evans.com

Presented by: Christina Evans

Christina Evans is a dance artist and actor who recently returned home to Adelaide after a decade in Los Angeles. A WAAPA graduate, she was the first performing artist to receive an Australian Antarctic Arts Fellowship, spending time in Antarctica creating dance works ‘Polarity’ and ‘Body of Ice’. Her multi-award winning piece ‘TOYS’ shed light on sex trafficking, with sell-out performances across Australia, Los Angeles and New York. Previously she performed with Tony Yap Company in Melbourne and can be seen in the smash hit documentary ‘That Sugar Film’. Her recent site-specific series ‘Original Woman’ was created amongst the ancient caves sites of Cantabria, Spain. 'Together Forever' debuted at Hollywood Forever Cemetery in 2024, winning the TVO Award for Best Dance/Physical Theatre.
Dance • Site-Specific
United States • Australian Premiere
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Suitability & warnings

Content rating: G
Family friendly: Yes
Target audience: Middle School (12-14) | High School (15-17)

Accessibility

 
Suitable for audiences who may not have a comprehensive understanding of the English language

Presenter

Presented by: Christina Evans

Christina Evans is a dance artist and actor who recently returned home to Adelaide after a decade in Los Angeles. A WAAPA graduate, she was the first performing artist to receive an Australian Antarctic Arts Fellowship, spending time in Antarctica creating dance works ‘Polarity’ and ‘Body of Ice’. Her multi-award winning piece ‘TOYS’ shed light on sex trafficking, with sell-out performances across Australia, Los Angeles and New York. Previously she performed with Tony Yap Company in Melbourne and can be seen in the smash hit documentary ‘That Sugar Film’. Her recent site-specific series ‘Original Woman’ was created amongst the ancient caves sites of Cantabria, Spain. 'Together Forever' debuted at Hollywood Forever Cemetery in 2024, winning the TVO Award for Best Dance/Physical Theatre.

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