Words by Brooke Munday When the Grimm brothers published their first collection of famous German fairy tales they couldn’t have predicted the phenomenon that would ensue, nor could they have guessed that just over 200 years later those same fairy tales would be transformed into the slapstick musical medley that is the Half Brothers Grimm. […]
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The Elements of Consequence, Melbourne Fringe 2016
Words by Eleanor Boydell For me, some of the best shows are those in which you see the labour of performers, as they rise to physical challenges, grapple with mental barriers, surpass expectations. It’s hard to lift humans, nail handbalances, spin hoops – I want to see the work. It’s exciting when it all goes […]
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Sediment, Melbourne Fringe 2016
Words by Eleanor Boydell I’m uncomfortable. No no, the seat is fine and the temperature is okay – it’s what’s happening on stage that’s doing it. Watching Sediment, the genre-bending piece of circus, dance and live music by performer/director duo David Carberry and Chelsea McGuffin in collaboration with circus artist Alice Muntz, the tension became […]
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You Haven’t Changed a Bit, Melbourne Fringe 2016
Words by Tom Taylor First time Fringe performer Santino Merino was born in Cuba, grew up in Chicago and is now living in Melbourne. His show, You Haven’t Changed a Bit, which he wrote and is performing, gets into what it means to go home. Do you want to tell me what you’d made for […]
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