Perth Festival is an internationally acclaimed annual multi-arts festival based in Western Australia that showcases diverse cultural and creative performances.
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Perth Festival is an arts and entertainment company headquartered in Australia. Xcout tracks 15 named people at Perth Festival, including Marah Braye (Chief Executive Officer).
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Sydney Festival is an annual arts and cultural festival that presents a diverse program of performances, music, and visual arts across Sydney.
Sydney Fringe organizes and hosts the annual Sydney Fringe Festival, showcasing independent arts, performance, comedy, and culture in Australia.
Adelaide Fringe is an annual open-access arts festival that manages event programming, artist and venue registration, and cultural promotion in South Australia.
The Israel Festival is an annual cultural and performing arts festival held in Jerusalem, featuring local and international music, dance, and theater performances.
Galway International Arts Festival is a non-profit organization that produces and presents an annual multi-disciplinary arts festival in Galway, Ireland.
The Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival organizes an annual multi-day performing arts festival showcasing indoor and outdoor theatrical performances in Manitoba, Canada.
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