sydney festival : autocannibal: an appetite for the absurd

HE comes. He saws. He conks.

Mitch Jones cannibalises clowning, burlesque and fetishist performance art in AutoCannibal.

An hour of horror spiked with black humour, AutoCannibal confronts with the conclusion of the human race’s rampant and out of control consumerism. …

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caldera is fire and art and music in 130 yr old forge. giveaway

CALDERA  is a night of fire and art in an industrial cathedral: burlesque performances, experimental music, cocktails and an art exhibition in a  reactivated blacksmiths’ forge.

Electrified anvils, smoke, danger, colour – CALDERA will feature captivating performances from Australia’s hottest …

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flugtag makes a splash in sydney

Flugtag is German for flying  day. Sponsor Red Bull’s drinks are supposed to give you wings. The fullest realisation of this is in their air shows which are held round the world. A single engine craft undergoes a time trial

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the gauntlet – a sea of polyphony

A sea of sound washed over and around the audience as it swept up the internal stairs and circled in foyers of the Sydney Opera House on Saturday 1st September. THE GAUNTLET was being performed as part of the Antidote …

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being dead (don quixote) @ kings cross theatre

Photos by Jamie Breen

“I’ve never read Don Quixote and don’t intend to” Kerith Manderson-Galvin declares in the after show Q&A. “I’ve read snippets but that’s it.”

Being Dead (Don Quixote) presented by MKA in association with KXT bAKEHOUSE &

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puntila / matti @ kings cross theatre

Production photos by Rupert Reid.

“It is easier to rob by setting up a bank than by holding up a clerk.” – Bertolt Brecht

This quote by German Modernist playwright Brecht is the opening description on MK Alpha’s page for …

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