Kultour is a national network of arts organisations established in 2001 by the Australia Council as an initiative of the Arts in a Multicultural Australia policy, to increasing awareness of Australian multicultural arts through an annual touring program.

Kultour provides opportunities for Australian artists to tour their work to new audiences and inspires a stimulating culturally diverse arts industry - locally, nationally and internationally. Kultour's annual program is a microcosm of contemporary artistic practice in multicultural Australia exploring the boundaries between contemporary and traditional, community and mainstream, established and experimental.
Touring Now - May 2009Kultour News

Teuila Postcards by Polytoxic Dance Company
Polytoxic Dance Company unveils the cultural reality of Polynesia with an episodic ride of post-card-like vignettes through the past and present.

Victoria
8 May
Paramount Theatre, Echuca
13 - 16 May
Arts House, Melbourne
20 May
Colac Otway performing Arts & Cultural Centre, Colac
22 May
Plenty Ranges Arts & Convention Centre

South Australia
27 - 29 May
Come Out Box Office - school dates, Adelaide
29 - 30 May
Nexus Multicultural Arts, Adelaide Centre
Polytoxic Dance Company
Dance Theatre
...a tongue in cheek look at the oppression and evolution of an island...

In a remarkable fusion of traditional Polynesian and contemporary dance theatre, three tourists journey to a fantasy island >>> (read more)
Music
100% original funk, soul and ragga-infused hip hop, direct from Melbourne. >>> (read more)
Way Out West
Music
Where else but in Australia would you find a band featuring a Sri Lankan born West African percussion master and a Vietnamese traditional musician mixing it with players diversely experienced in western pop, jazz, and classical traditions? >>> (read more)
curated by Khaled Sabsabi
Visual Arts
Established and emerging video makers explore Arabness from a broad social, political and religious spectrum with suggesting multiple ways of communication, conflict resolution, and diversity of opinion about the Arab world and diaspora. >>> (read more)
Kultour acknowledges the support of its Company members