Matthew Barney Film in the Lineup at Australia Arts Festival Isabella Rossellini, John Zorn and Matthew Barney are among the artists on the program at the 2014 Adelaide Festival, Australia's biggest culture event, which will run from Feb. 28 to Mar. 16 next year. The festival, founded in 1960, was a biennial event until last year, when David Sefton, the British-born former director of UCLA Live performing arts series, became its artistic director. The festival has a strong theater focus, with a sprawling program that includes Ms. Rossellin's "Green Porno," a one-woman show about the sex lives of insects and sea creatures; the Toneelgroep Amsterdam's productions of "Coriolanus," "Julius Caesar," and "Antony and Cleopatra"; a contemporary version of Homer's "Iliad" with Denis O'Hare; Robert Lepage's "Needles and Opium": and Australia's Malthouse Theater's "The Shadow King," a contemporary reading of "King Lear." The music program, which inclines to the contemporary, features Mr. Zorn's four-night concert series, "Zorn in Oz," and "Unsound Adelaide," a lineup of electronic and experimental music pioneers, including Morton Subotnick. Dance gets Israel's Batsheva Dance company in "Sadeh21," the Australian Shaun Parker & Company's "Am I," and an Australian-Portuguese collaboration in Stone/Castro's new "Blackout." Mr. Barney's long-in-the-making "River of Fundament," a film based on Norman Mailer's "Ancient Evenings," will be presented in full for the first time at the festival, which includes a prominent visual arts program, incorporating the 2014 Adelaide Biennial as well as Adelaide Writers's Week.