• A DROP TOO MANY @ Backbone Festival

    Backbone Festival: A DROP TOO MANY

    Ron Hurley Theatre 28 Tallowwood St, Seven Hills, QLD, Australia
    From cracked, dusty earth to rising inland seas, A Drop Too Many dives headfirst into the ebbs and flows of droughts and floods in Australia. Created out of admiration for local communities banding together in the face of adversity, A Drop Too Many uses visual and physical theatre to unravel…
    Palingenesis: Melbourne Fringe Festival

    Melbourne Fringe Festival: Palingenesis

    Dancehouse 150 Princes Street, North Carlton, VIC, Australia
    What binds us together when everything else is pulling us apart? Inspired by the Rat King — the rare, uncanny phenomenon where creatures become so entangled they can never separate — Palingenesis takes its name from something older still: the idea, woven through biology, theology, philosophy and politics for centuries,…
    Earth Emotions

    Bowerbird Collective: Earth Emotions

    Art Gallery of South Australia Adelaide, SA, Australia
    Earth Emotions combines a moving program of music with spoken word to reveal a path to reconnection with nature, instilling hope for a better future. Featuring incredible compositions performed by the Bowerbird Collective, with Simone Slattery on violin and Anthony Albrecht on cello, with narration by environmental philosopher, Professor Glenn Albrecht.…
    Dave McEvoy Trio – Live (Art for Takayna)

    immersive light and art: Dave McEvoy Trio – Live (Art for Takayna)

    Immersive Light and Art 63 Light Square, Adelaide, SA, Australia
    Dave McEvoy performs live in the ILA Studio with Lauren Henderson and Tasha Stevens. Dave McEvoy took a grand piano into the Australia’s largest temperate rainforest in Tasmania as part of Bob Brown Foundation’s annual Art For Takayna artists’ residency. Improvising with the ancient forest at dawn, he felt a…
    Sydney Fringe Festival: Typo

    Clockwork Circus: Typo – Sydney Fringe Festival

    Fool's Paradise - The Entertainment Quarter 122 Lang Road, Moore Park, NSW, Australia
    From their stand-out success at the Canberra Circus Festival, Clockwork Circus is bringing Typo to Sydney Fringe! A contemporary circus show for all ages, Typo is an homage to the joys of being creative and the satisfaction of seeing a dream through to the end. The mind of the writer…
    Sam King – Tricks & Stuff

    Samuel King: Sam King – Tricks and Stuff

    The Regent Theatre 145 Windsor Street,, Richmond,, NSW
    Sam King, 2x Winner of “Best Magic” at the Adelaide Fringe. Runner-up in RAW Comedy and So You Think You’re Funny and winner of the Australian Street Entertainment Championship, is bringing his strange creations to the Regent Theatre, Sydney. Tricks and Stuff is magic gone slightly sideways. An hour of…

    Coruscalia Collective: When Birds Do Sing

    Nailsworth Community Hall 31 D'Erlanger Ave, Collinswood, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
    Adelaide flute ensemble Coruscalia Collective celebrates a diversity of birdsong in this concert of music from the Baroque era to the 21st Century. The program includes music by Antonín Dvořák, Camille Saint-Saëns and Nicole Chamberlain, as well as Coruscalia Collective's own composition inspired by South Australian birds.
    Islander

    Australian Theatre for Young People: Islander

    Pier 2/3, Suite 2/13A Hickson Rd Pier 2/3, Suite 2/13A Hickson Rd, Dawes Point, NSW, Australia
    New friends, ancient fractures, one mystical adventure. Eilidh lives on an island. Adrift and with one eye on the horizon, she is aimless. It seems every day someone is leaving for the mainland, even her own mother. And then a whale washes up on the shore, followed soon after by…
    BRING A VERY BIG NET @ Backbone Festival

    Backbone Festival: BRING A VERY BIG NET

    Ron Hurley Theatre 28 Tallowwood St, Seven Hills, QLD, Australia
    Four strangers embark on an expedition to catch Australia’s Bigfoot, the Yowie. Well, that’s why Leah, Yowie Hunting Society president, is there. Julian’s there to track the hike on Strava. Alice doesn’t really get this…stuff; she’s just in her whimsy-maxxing era. And Charlie is the council-mandated park guide. She’d rather…