Ukulele Dream Girl: Love at a Distance

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The Lark (open-air) at Gluttony - Rymill Park:

Laneway Garden Stage at MixedCreative:

2 Venues

The Lark (open-air) at Gluttony - Rymill Park

Rymill Park / Mullawirraburka, Cnr East Tce & Rundle Rd, Adelaide, SA, 5000

Laneway Garden Stage at MixedCreative

32 Nile Street, Port Adelaide, SA, 5015

Content warnings

Age Suitability:

Sexual References:

Occasional, Mild

Other Warnings:

Mental Health

Performance accessibility

Audio Description
Monday 8th March
Relaxed Performance
Friday 26th February & Friday 5th of March

About this event

Sometimes, in a world promoting human connection via screens, the most genuine moments can still feel distant regardless of the space between us.
"Love" is often modelled in rigid ways, but what about the stories beyond the honeymoon or summer love phase? Join the Ukulele Dream Girl for a tour of love across diverse perspectives in a world where 'distance' is something more relevant in our relationships than ever!

"Phi cultivates a kind and compassionate view of the world and draws you into her loving embrace as she learns to love herself through mishaps and mayhem to the ultimate happy ending." ★★★★★ Mindshare.

"...to break down social barriers, bring people together, move them with the power of her music. Give yourself some credit, Phi. You have that power as well." ★★★★★ Advertiser.

Important information:
This event takes place in an open-air venue within Gluttony. Unless it is deemed unsafe to do so, the show goes on, rain or shine, so please come prepared for the forecast weather. Umbrellas are not permitted during performances. Entrance to this venue is off Rundle Rd via Gate E.

Presented by:
Phi Theodoros

As an Arts Worker events Phi Theodoros understands the transformative power of the creative. As an artist, she understands the power of stories and shares these with music to open conversations and challenge social stigma.

Phi fell in love with the performing arts at a very young age. In 2004, aged 13, she was a founding drama student at Ink Pot Arts in the Adelaide Hills and has since worked with them as a board member, actor, producer and event designer.

With Ink Pot, she made her Adelaide Fringe debut in 2006. In 2009 Phi made her cabaret debut alongside Anya Anastasia with the BirdWizdom Collective during the Feast Festival in Enthusiasm, Please! Since 2013 Phi has created, produced and performed in five full length cabaret shows that celebrate the power of stories.