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Thursday Oct 6, 2011
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| A Different TemporalityAspects of Australian Feminist Art Practice 1975-1985Encompassing pivotal events from the era, A Different Temporality is a powerful review of Australian feminist art practice from 1975 through to 1985. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Harun Farocki and Vernon Ah KeeWar at a Distance and Tall ManDrawing together work by two distinct voices in the film art scene, War at a Distance and Tall Man are twinned meditations on the inexorable proliferation of moving images. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| AES+FAngels-Demons. ParadeAngels-Demons. Parade creates an arresting and playful spectacle in Melbourne's CBD with striking, six-metre-tall sculptures of fiendish cherubs. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Daniel Kinglook closerIn look closer, indigenous filmmaker and photographer Daniel King, attempts to have us confront and reappraise the assumptions constructed when we encounter people of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Power to the People:Contemporary Conceptualism and the Object in ArtWith the arrival of the late 1960s came the rise of people power - the political and social landscape was primed to explode into a new consciousness and art in turn responded. Now, in a new century, contemporary artists revisit, revise and revitalise these paradigmshifting approaches in Power to the People. | 10:00am - 8:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Melbourne Festival LoungeMelbourne Festival's pop-up performance lounge will be the place to soak up the backstage atmosphere, relax and celebrate. | 10:30am - 10:30pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| In camera and in public (International)Ranging from candid street photography through to surveillance photography, In camera and in public explores the camera and its relationship to the subject, unaware of being photographed. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| The Border ProjectHalf-RealHalf-Real is a thrilling theatre work that turns the whodunit genre on its head - by letting the audience take control of the narrative. | 1:00pm - 2:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 4:00pm - 5:20pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 6:00pm - 7:20pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Back to Back TheatreGanesh Versus the Third ReichGanesh Versus the Third Reich is a triumphant return from one of Australia's most acclaimed theatre ensembles. | 7:30pm - 8:45pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| The Manganiyar Seductionby Roysten Abel (India)Acclaimed around the world, The Manganiyar Seduction is a fusion of traditional Rajasthani musicianship with dazzling stage design, creating what is one of the highlights of this year's Festival program. | 7:30pm - 8:50pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| Chunky Move and Victorian OperaAssemblyAssembly is the final work of Gideon Obarzanek as head of Chunky Move, which investigates the enigmatic motion of crowds by intergrating dance with theatrical and operatic performance. | 8:00pm - 9:00pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| National Theatre of China (China)Rhinoceros in LoveChina's most popular contemporary drama, Rhinoceros in Love is a provocative tale of unrequited love and the darkly unhinged desperation of youth. | 8:00pm - 9:45pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| Tom Tom CrewRaw energy personified, Australia's Tom Tom Crew smash together acrobatics, hip-hop and percussion to create an entertaining, adrenaline-fuelled spectacle - a circus show for the 21st century. | 8:00pm - 9:15pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| The Border ProjectHalf-RealHalf-Real is a thrilling theatre work that turns the whodunit genre on its head - by letting the audience take control of the narrative. | 8:00pm - 9:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| The Electric CanvasCacophony: The Art of ConflictFrom across the Yarra River it catches your eye - flickering globules and streaks of brightly coloured light, strafing and playing across the surface of the Arts Centre. | 8:00pm - 1:00am Add to diary »More information » |
Friday Oct 7, 2011
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| A Different TemporalityAspects of Australian Feminist Art Practice 1975-1985Encompassing pivotal events from the era, A Different Temporality is a powerful review of Australian feminist art practice from 1975 through to 1985. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| AES+FAngels-Demons. ParadeAngels-Demons. Parade creates an arresting and playful spectacle in Melbourne's CBD with striking, six-metre-tall sculptures of fiendish cherubs. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Power to the People:Contemporary Conceptualism and the Object in ArtWith the arrival of the late 1960s came the rise of people power - the political and social landscape was primed to explode into a new consciousness and art in turn responded. Now, in a new century, contemporary artists revisit, revise and revitalise these paradigmshifting approaches in Power to the People. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Daniel Kinglook closerIn look closer, indigenous filmmaker and photographer Daniel King, attempts to have us confront and reappraise the assumptions constructed when we encounter people of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| In camera and in public (International)Ranging from candid street photography through to surveillance photography, In camera and in public explores the camera and its relationship to the subject, unaware of being photographed. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Harun Farocki and Vernon Ah KeeWar at a Distance and Tall ManDrawing together work by two distinct voices in the film art scene, War at a Distance and Tall Man are twinned meditations on the inexorable proliferation of moving images. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Come Together:Artists in ConversationThe popular Artists in Conversation series returns, giving you access to the ideas, thoughts, inspirations and lives of the artists involved in this year's Festival. | 1:00pm - 2:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 2:00pm - 3:20pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 6:00pm - 7:20pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| Harun Farocki and Vernon Ah KeeWar at a Distance and Tall ManDrawing together work by two distinct voices in the film art scene, War at a Distance and Tall Man are twinned meditations on the inexorable proliferation of moving images. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Back to Back TheatreGanesh Versus the Third ReichGanesh Versus the Third Reich is a triumphant return from one of Australia's most acclaimed theatre ensembles. | 7:30pm - 8:45pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| The Manganiyar Seductionby Roysten Abel (India)Acclaimed around the world, The Manganiyar Seduction is a fusion of traditional Rajasthani musicianship with dazzling stage design, creating what is one of the highlights of this year's Festival program. | 7:30pm - 8:50pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Ilbijerri Theatre CompanyFoleyHaving spent decades spinning the yarns of black Australia, both contemporary and bygone, Gary Foley now uses his well-honed skills as troublemaker, teacher and teller of tales to bring his experiences to the stage. | 7:45pm - 9:05pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| Chunky Move and Victorian OperaAssemblyAssembly is the final work of Gideon Obarzanek as head of Chunky Move, which investigates the enigmatic motion of crowds by intergrating dance with theatrical and operatic performance. | 8:00pm - 9:00pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| National Theatre of China (China)Rhinoceros in LoveChina's most popular contemporary drama, Rhinoceros in Love is a provocative tale of unrequited love and the darkly unhinged desperation of youth. | 8:00pm - 9:45pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| Tom Tom CrewRaw energy personified, Australia's Tom Tom Crew smash together acrobatics, hip-hop and percussion to create an entertaining, adrenaline-fuelled spectacle - a circus show for the 21st century. | 8:00pm - 9:15pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| The Border ProjectHalf-RealHalf-Real is a thrilling theatre work that turns the whodunit genre on its head - by letting the audience take control of the narrative. | 8:00pm - 9:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| The Electric CanvasCacophony: The Art of ConflictFrom across the Yarra River it catches your eye - flickering globules and streaks of brightly coloured light, strafing and playing across the surface of the Arts Centre. | 8:00pm - 1:00am Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 8:00pm - 9:20pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| Mono and the Holy Ground Orchestra (Japan)Supported by WintercoatsJapanese post-rock legends Mono make their eagerly awaited return to Australia, this time joining their singular blend of arcing guitar and surging drums with the majesty of a full orchestra. | 9:30pm - 11:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| The LovebirdsThe vibrant tropicana landscape of this year's Melbourne Festival Lounge will host the world premiere of The Lovebirds, a wild and exotic cabaret wonderland filled with song, dance and a Rio Carnival of colour and energy. | 9:30pm - 10:30pm Add to diary »More information » |
Saturday Oct 8, 2011
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| A Different TemporalityAspects of Australian Feminist Art Practice 1975-1985Encompassing pivotal events from the era, A Different Temporality is a powerful review of Australian feminist art practice from 1975 through to 1985. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| AES+FAngels-Demons. ParadeAngels-Demons. Parade creates an arresting and playful spectacle in Melbourne's CBD with striking, six-metre-tall sculptures of fiendish cherubs. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Power to the People:Contemporary Conceptualism and the Object in ArtWith the arrival of the late 1960s came the rise of people power - the political and social landscape was primed to explode into a new consciousness and art in turn responded. Now, in a new century, contemporary artists revisit, revise and revitalise these paradigmshifting approaches in Power to the People. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Harun Farocki and Vernon Ah KeeWar at a Distance and Tall ManDrawing together work by two distinct voices in the film art scene, War at a Distance and Tall Man are twinned meditations on the inexorable proliferation of moving images. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| In camera and in public (International)Ranging from candid street photography through to surveillance photography, In camera and in public explores the camera and its relationship to the subject, unaware of being photographed. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Daniel Kinglook closerIn look closer, indigenous filmmaker and photographer Daniel King, attempts to have us confront and reappraise the assumptions constructed when we encounter people of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Chunky Move and Victorian OperaAssemblyAssembly is the final work of Gideon Obarzanek as head of Chunky Move, which investigates the enigmatic motion of crowds by intergrating dance with theatrical and operatic performance. | 2:00pm - 3:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| The Border ProjectHalf-RealHalf-Real is a thrilling theatre work that turns the whodunit genre on its head - by letting the audience take control of the narrative. | 2:00pm - 3:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 4:00pm - 5:20pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 6:00pm - 7:20pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| The Manganiyar Seductionby Roysten Abel (India)Acclaimed around the world, The Manganiyar Seduction is a fusion of traditional Rajasthani musicianship with dazzling stage design, creating what is one of the highlights of this year's Festival program. | 7:30pm - 8:50pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Back to Back TheatreGanesh Versus the Third ReichGanesh Versus the Third Reich is a triumphant return from one of Australia's most acclaimed theatre ensembles. | 7:30pm - 8:45pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| Ilbijerri Theatre CompanyFoleyHaving spent decades spinning the yarns of black Australia, both contemporary and bygone, Gary Foley now uses his well-honed skills as troublemaker, teacher and teller of tales to bring his experiences to the stage. | 7:45pm - 9:05pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Chunky Move and Victorian OperaAssemblyAssembly is the final work of Gideon Obarzanek as head of Chunky Move, which investigates the enigmatic motion of crowds by intergrating dance with theatrical and operatic performance. | 8:00pm - 9:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| National Theatre of China (China)Rhinoceros in LoveChina's most popular contemporary drama, Rhinoceros in Love is a provocative tale of unrequited love and the darkly unhinged desperation of youth. | 8:00pm - 9:45pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Tom Tom CrewRaw energy personified, Australia's Tom Tom Crew smash together acrobatics, hip-hop and percussion to create an entertaining, adrenaline-fuelled spectacle - a circus show for the 21st century. | 8:00pm - 9:15pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| The Border ProjectHalf-RealHalf-Real is a thrilling theatre work that turns the whodunit genre on its head - by letting the audience take control of the narrative. | 8:00pm - 9:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| The Electric CanvasCacophony: The Art of ConflictFrom across the Yarra River it catches your eye - flickering globules and streaks of brightly coloured light, strafing and playing across the surface of the Arts Centre. | 8:00pm - 1:00am Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 8:00pm - 9:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Black Dice (USA)Lucky Dragons (USA), Kangaroo Skull (Aus) and Sulumi (China)Renowned as one of the preeminent forces of the noise art movement, Black Dice have built a reputation as one of the most mercurial, abrasive and overwhelming live music experiences touring the world today. | 9:30pm - 11:30pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| The LovebirdsThe vibrant tropicana landscape of this year's Melbourne Festival Lounge will host the world premiere of The Lovebirds, a wild and exotic cabaret wonderland filled with song, dance and a Rio Carnival of colour and energy. | 10:00pm - 10:15pm Add to diary »More information » |
Sunday Oct 9, 2011
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| A Different TemporalityAspects of Australian Feminist Art Practice 1975-1985Encompassing pivotal events from the era, A Different Temporality is a powerful review of Australian feminist art practice from 1975 through to 1985. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| AES+FAngels-Demons. ParadeAngels-Demons. Parade creates an arresting and playful spectacle in Melbourne's CBD with striking, six-metre-tall sculptures of fiendish cherubs. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Power to the People:Contemporary Conceptualism and the Object in ArtWith the arrival of the late 1960s came the rise of people power - the political and social landscape was primed to explode into a new consciousness and art in turn responded. Now, in a new century, contemporary artists revisit, revise and revitalise these paradigmshifting approaches in Power to the People. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| In camera and in public (International)Ranging from candid street photography through to surveillance photography, In camera and in public explores the camera and its relationship to the subject, unaware of being photographed. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Sumi Ink ClubSumi Ink Club will be holding an open-to-the-public meeting at Gallery One on Sunday 9 October from 12pm - 6pm to create a collaborative wall drawing. Ink and brushes will be provided…..come draw with us! | 12:00pm - 6:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 4:00pm - 5:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Back to Back TheatreGanesh Versus the Third ReichGanesh Versus the Third Reich is a triumphant return from one of Australia's most acclaimed theatre ensembles. | 5:00pm - 6:15pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Tom Tom CrewRaw energy personified, Australia's Tom Tom Crew smash together acrobatics, hip-hop and percussion to create an entertaining, adrenaline-fuelled spectacle - a circus show for the 21st century. | 5:00pm - 6:15pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| The Manganiyar Seductionby Roysten Abel (India)Acclaimed around the world, The Manganiyar Seduction is a fusion of traditional Rajasthani musicianship with dazzling stage design, creating what is one of the highlights of this year's Festival program. | 5:00pm - 6:50pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| National Theatre of China (China)Rhinoceros in LoveChina's most popular contemporary drama, Rhinoceros in Love is a provocative tale of unrequited love and the darkly unhinged desperation of youth. | 6:00pm - 7:45pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 6:00pm - 7:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| The Border ProjectHalf-RealHalf-Real is a thrilling theatre work that turns the whodunit genre on its head - by letting the audience take control of the narrative. | 6:00pm - 7:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Tom Tom CrewRaw energy personified, Australia's Tom Tom Crew smash together acrobatics, hip-hop and percussion to create an entertaining, adrenaline-fuelled spectacle - a circus show for the 21st century. | 8:00pm - 9:15pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| The Electric CanvasCacophony: The Art of ConflictFrom across the Yarra River it catches your eye - flickering globules and streaks of brightly coloured light, strafing and playing across the surface of the Arts Centre. | 8:00pm - 1:00am Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 8:00pm - 9:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Sulumi (China)QuaChina's Sulumi is a purveyor of the finest, take-no-prisoners electro-glitch-house this side of a souped up Sega Mega Drive. Pounding, chaotic, euphoric. | 8:30pm - 11:30pm Add to diary »More information » |
Monday Oct 10, 2011
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| A Different TemporalityAspects of Australian Feminist Art Practice 1975-1985Encompassing pivotal events from the era, A Different Temporality is a powerful review of Australian feminist art practice from 1975 through to 1985. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Andreas Exner & Rose Nolan (Germany/Australia)The Solo ProjectsThe Solo Projects draws together an array of new works by two international forces of the European-inspired avant garde: German Andreas Exner and Melbourne-based Rose Nolan. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| AES+FAngels-Demons. ParadeAngels-Demons. Parade creates an arresting and playful spectacle in Melbourne's CBD with striking, six-metre-tall sculptures of fiendish cherubs. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Power to the People:Contemporary Conceptualism and the Object in ArtWith the arrival of the late 1960s came the rise of people power - the political and social landscape was primed to explode into a new consciousness and art in turn responded. Now, in a new century, contemporary artists revisit, revise and revitalise these paradigmshifting approaches in Power to the People. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Daniel Kinglook closerIn look closer, indigenous filmmaker and photographer Daniel King, attempts to have us confront and reappraise the assumptions constructed when we encounter people of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 2:00pm - 3:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 6:00pm - 7:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Seraphim TrioThe VisionaryOne of Australia's most celebrated chamber music ensembles is joined by virtuoso clarinetist and composer Paul Dean for a concert of new and classical works. | 7:00pm - 9:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| The Electric CanvasCacophony: The Art of ConflictFrom across the Yarra River it catches your eye - flickering globules and streaks of brightly coloured light, strafing and playing across the surface of the Arts Centre. | 8:00pm - 1:00am Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 8:00pm - 9:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
Tuesday Oct 11, 2011
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| A Different TemporalityAspects of Australian Feminist Art Practice 1975-1985Encompassing pivotal events from the era, A Different Temporality is a powerful review of Australian feminist art practice from 1975 through to 1985. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Andreas Exner & Rose Nolan (Germany/Australia)The Solo ProjectsThe Solo Projects draws together an array of new works by two international forces of the European-inspired avant garde: German Andreas Exner and Melbourne-based Rose Nolan. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| AES+FAngels-Demons. ParadeAngels-Demons. Parade creates an arresting and playful spectacle in Melbourne's CBD with striking, six-metre-tall sculptures of fiendish cherubs. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Power to the People:Contemporary Conceptualism and the Object in ArtWith the arrival of the late 1960s came the rise of people power - the political and social landscape was primed to explode into a new consciousness and art in turn responded. Now, in a new century, contemporary artists revisit, revise and revitalise these paradigmshifting approaches in Power to the People. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Daniel Kinglook closerIn look closer, indigenous filmmaker and photographer Daniel King, attempts to have us confront and reappraise the assumptions constructed when we encounter people of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Harun Farocki and Vernon Ah KeeWar at a Distance and Tall ManDrawing together work by two distinct voices in the film art scene, War at a Distance and Tall Man are twinned meditations on the inexorable proliferation of moving images. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 2:00pm - 3:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 6:00pm - 7:20pm Add to diary »More information » Tickets Unavailable |
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| motiroti (International)Journeys of Love & More LoveAn edible, three-course journey through a tale of migration, homecoming and cookery with the Journeys of Love & More Love. | 6:30pm - 7:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Mozart'sTHE MAGIC FLUTE(Impempe Yomlingo) (South Africa)Thirty South African performers stage a stunning music-theatre adaptation of Mozart's greatest operatic work: The Magic Flute, in an explosion of choral song, marimbas, drums and township-style percussion celebrating the spirit of contemporary Africa. | 7:30pm - 9:45pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Jessica Blank & Erik Jensen (USA)AftermathOriginal production by New York Theater WorkshopAftermath is a visceral theatre production that weaves real-life stories of Iraqis into a shocking tapestry of war and loss. | 7:30pm - 9:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Ilbijerri Theatre CompanyFoleyHaving spent decades spinning the yarns of black Australia, both contemporary and bygone, Gary Foley now uses his well-honed skills as troublemaker, teacher and teller of tales to bring his experiences to the stage. | 7:45pm - 9:05pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Tom Tom CrewRaw energy personified, Australia's Tom Tom Crew smash together acrobatics, hip-hop and percussion to create an entertaining, adrenaline-fuelled spectacle - a circus show for the 21st century. | 8:00pm - 9:15pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| The Electric CanvasCacophony: The Art of ConflictFrom across the Yarra River it catches your eye - flickering globules and streaks of brightly coloured light, strafing and playing across the surface of the Arts Centre. | 8:00pm - 1:00am Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 8:00pm - 9:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| The Border ProjectHalf-RealHalf-Real is a thrilling theatre work that turns the whodunit genre on its head - by letting the audience take control of the narrative. | 8:00pm - 9:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| motiroti (International)Journeys of Love & More LoveAn edible, three-course journey through a tale of migration, homecoming and cookery with the Journeys of Love & More Love. | 9:00pm - 10:00pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
Wednesday Oct 12, 2011
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| A Different TemporalityAspects of Australian Feminist Art Practice 1975-1985Encompassing pivotal events from the era, A Different Temporality is a powerful review of Australian feminist art practice from 1975 through to 1985. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Andreas Exner & Rose Nolan (Germany/Australia)The Solo ProjectsThe Solo Projects draws together an array of new works by two international forces of the European-inspired avant garde: German Andreas Exner and Melbourne-based Rose Nolan. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| AES+FAngels-Demons. ParadeAngels-Demons. Parade creates an arresting and playful spectacle in Melbourne's CBD with striking, six-metre-tall sculptures of fiendish cherubs. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Power to the People:Contemporary Conceptualism and the Object in ArtWith the arrival of the late 1960s came the rise of people power - the political and social landscape was primed to explode into a new consciousness and art in turn responded. Now, in a new century, contemporary artists revisit, revise and revitalise these paradigmshifting approaches in Power to the People. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Daniel Kinglook closerIn look closer, indigenous filmmaker and photographer Daniel King, attempts to have us confront and reappraise the assumptions constructed when we encounter people of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| In camera and in public (International)Ranging from candid street photography through to surveillance photography, In camera and in public explores the camera and its relationship to the subject, unaware of being photographed. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Harun Farocki and Vernon Ah KeeWar at a Distance and Tall ManDrawing together work by two distinct voices in the film art scene, War at a Distance and Tall Man are twinned meditations on the inexorable proliferation of moving images. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Jessica Blank & Erik Jensen (USA)AftermathOriginal production by New York Theater WorkshopAftermath is a visceral theatre production that weaves real-life stories of Iraqis into a shocking tapestry of war and loss. | 2:00pm - 3:30pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 2:00pm - 3:20pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 6:00pm - 7:20pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| motiroti (International)Journeys of Love & More LoveAn edible, three-course journey through a tale of migration, homecoming and cookery with the Journeys of Love & More Love. | 6:30pm - 7:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Jessica Blank & Erik Jensen (USA)AftermathOriginal production by New York Theater WorkshopAftermath is a visceral theatre production that weaves real-life stories of Iraqis into a shocking tapestry of war and loss. | 7:30pm - 9:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Mozart'sTHE MAGIC FLUTE(Impempe Yomlingo) (South Africa)Thirty South African performers stage a stunning music-theatre adaptation of Mozart's greatest operatic work: The Magic Flute, in an explosion of choral song, marimbas, drums and township-style percussion celebrating the spirit of contemporary Africa. | 7:30pm - 9:45pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Byron PerryDOUBLE THINKProdigious Australian choreographer Byron Perry presents DOUBLE THINK, a shifting world of light and shadow with this playful experiment in movement. | 7:30pm - 8:15pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Ilbijerri Theatre CompanyFoleyHaving spent decades spinning the yarns of black Australia, both contemporary and bygone, Gary Foley now uses his well-honed skills as troublemaker, teacher and teller of tales to bring his experiences to the stage. | 7:45pm - 9:05pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Maxim Rysanov withLithuanian Chamber Orchestraand Alexander Sitkovetsky (Russia, Ukraine, Lithuania)The renowned Lithuanian Chamber Orchestra makes its exclusive Australian debut, directed by one of the world's premier viola players, the charismatic Maxim Rysanov. | 8:00pm - 9:31pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Tom Tom CrewRaw energy personified, Australia's Tom Tom Crew smash together acrobatics, hip-hop and percussion to create an entertaining, adrenaline-fuelled spectacle - a circus show for the 21st century. | 8:00pm - 9:15pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Hofesh Shechter CompanyPolitical MotherPropulsive, forceful and possessed of a savage beauty, Political Mother is a masterful work from one of the most exciting minds in contemporary dance. | 8:00pm - 9:10pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| The Electric CanvasCacophony: The Art of ConflictFrom across the Yarra River it catches your eye - flickering globules and streaks of brightly coloured light, strafing and playing across the surface of the Arts Centre. | 8:00pm - 1:00am Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 8:00pm - 9:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| The Border ProjectHalf-RealHalf-Real is a thrilling theatre work that turns the whodunit genre on its head - by letting the audience take control of the narrative. | 8:00pm - 9:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Lucky Dragons (USA)Geoffrey O’ConnorArmed with a varied and ever-changing array of synthesisers, loop pedals, wind instruments and percussive elements, the Lucky Dragons live experience is half interactive art project, half neo-hippy freak jam, and all shimmering sonic dreamscape. | 8:30pm - 11:30pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| motiroti (International)Journeys of Love & More LoveAn edible, three-course journey through a tale of migration, homecoming and cookery with the Journeys of Love & More Love. | 9:00pm - 10:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
Thursday Oct 13, 2011
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| AES+FAngels-Demons. ParadeAngels-Demons. Parade creates an arresting and playful spectacle in Melbourne's CBD with striking, six-metre-tall sculptures of fiendish cherubs. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Power to the People:Contemporary Conceptualism and the Object in ArtWith the arrival of the late 1960s came the rise of people power - the political and social landscape was primed to explode into a new consciousness and art in turn responded. Now, in a new century, contemporary artists revisit, revise and revitalise these paradigmshifting approaches in Power to the People. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| A Different TemporalityAspects of Australian Feminist Art Practice 1975-1985Encompassing pivotal events from the era, A Different Temporality is a powerful review of Australian feminist art practice from 1975 through to 1985. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Daniel Kinglook closerIn look closer, indigenous filmmaker and photographer Daniel King, attempts to have us confront and reappraise the assumptions constructed when we encounter people of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| In camera and in public (International)Ranging from candid street photography through to surveillance photography, In camera and in public explores the camera and its relationship to the subject, unaware of being photographed. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Harun Farocki and Vernon Ah KeeWar at a Distance and Tall ManDrawing together work by two distinct voices in the film art scene, War at a Distance and Tall Man are twinned meditations on the inexorable proliferation of moving images. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Utopia (International)Intimate PublicsA forum and exhibition themed around art in the Asia Pacific region. | 11:00am - 5:30pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Come Together:Artists in ConversationThe popular Artists in Conversation series returns, giving you access to the ideas, thoughts, inspirations and lives of the artists involved in this year's Festival. | 1:00pm - 2:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| The Border ProjectHalf-RealHalf-Real is a thrilling theatre work that turns the whodunit genre on its head - by letting the audience take control of the narrative. | 1:00pm - 2:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Ilbijerri Theatre CompanyFoleyHaving spent decades spinning the yarns of black Australia, both contemporary and bygone, Gary Foley now uses his well-honed skills as troublemaker, teacher and teller of tales to bring his experiences to the stage. | 2:00pm - 3:20pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| Hofesh Shechter CompanyPolitical MotherPropulsive, forceful and possessed of a savage beauty, Political Mother is a masterful work from one of the most exciting minds in contemporary dance. | 2:00pm - 3:10pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 2:00pm - 3:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Isobel Knowles & Van SowerwineIt's a jungle in herePart psychodrama, part multimedia marvel, It's a jungle in here is a confronting tour of the fragile rules that organise our public lives. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 6:00pm - 7:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Andreas Exner & Rose Nolan (Germany/Australia)The Solo ProjectsThe Solo Projects draws together an array of new works by two international forces of the European-inspired avant garde: German Andreas Exner and Melbourne-based Rose Nolan. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| motiroti (International)Journeys of Love & More LoveAn edible, three-course journey through a tale of migration, homecoming and cookery with the Journeys of Love & More Love. | 6:30pm - 7:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Jessica Blank & Erik Jensen (USA)AftermathOriginal production by New York Theater WorkshopAftermath is a visceral theatre production that weaves real-life stories of Iraqis into a shocking tapestry of war and loss. | 7:30pm - 9:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Mozart'sTHE MAGIC FLUTE(Impempe Yomlingo) (South Africa)Thirty South African performers stage a stunning music-theatre adaptation of Mozart's greatest operatic work: The Magic Flute, in an explosion of choral song, marimbas, drums and township-style percussion celebrating the spirit of contemporary Africa. | 7:30pm - 9:45pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Byron PerryDOUBLE THINKProdigious Australian choreographer Byron Perry presents DOUBLE THINK, a shifting world of light and shadow with this playful experiment in movement. | 7:30pm - 8:15pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Ilbijerri Theatre CompanyFoleyHaving spent decades spinning the yarns of black Australia, both contemporary and bygone, Gary Foley now uses his well-honed skills as troublemaker, teacher and teller of tales to bring his experiences to the stage. | 7:45pm - 9:05pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Hofesh Shechter CompanyPolitical MotherPropulsive, forceful and possessed of a savage beauty, Political Mother is a masterful work from one of the most exciting minds in contemporary dance. | 8:00pm - 9:10pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Tom Tom CrewRaw energy personified, Australia's Tom Tom Crew smash together acrobatics, hip-hop and percussion to create an entertaining, adrenaline-fuelled spectacle - a circus show for the 21st century. | 8:00pm - 9:15pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| fortyfivedownstairsWhiteley's Incredible Blueby Barry DickinsA hallucinatory exploration of Whiteley's life and art; a one-man theatrical fever dream, an urgent swell of colour, sound and language. | 8:00pm - 8:55pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Maxim Rysanov withLithuanian Chamber Orchestraand Alexander Sitkovetsky (Russia, Ukraine, Lithuania)The renowned Lithuanian Chamber Orchestra makes its exclusive Australian debut, directed by one of the world's premier viola players, the charismatic Maxim Rysanov. | 8:00pm - 9:34pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| The Electric CanvasCacophony: The Art of ConflictFrom across the Yarra River it catches your eye - flickering globules and streaks of brightly coloured light, strafing and playing across the surface of the Arts Centre. | 8:00pm - 1:00am Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 8:00pm - 9:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| The Border ProjectHalf-RealHalf-Real is a thrilling theatre work that turns the whodunit genre on its head - by letting the audience take control of the narrative. | 8:00pm - 9:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| motiroti (International)Journeys of Love & More LoveAn edible, three-course journey through a tale of migration, homecoming and cookery with the Journeys of Love & More Love. | 9:00pm - 10:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
Friday Oct 14, 2011
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| AES+FAngels-Demons. ParadeAngels-Demons. Parade creates an arresting and playful spectacle in Melbourne's CBD with striking, six-metre-tall sculptures of fiendish cherubs. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Power to the People:Contemporary Conceptualism and the Object in ArtWith the arrival of the late 1960s came the rise of people power - the political and social landscape was primed to explode into a new consciousness and art in turn responded. Now, in a new century, contemporary artists revisit, revise and revitalise these paradigmshifting approaches in Power to the People. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| A Different TemporalityAspects of Australian Feminist Art Practice 1975-1985Encompassing pivotal events from the era, A Different Temporality is a powerful review of Australian feminist art practice from 1975 through to 1985. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Daniel Kinglook closerIn look closer, indigenous filmmaker and photographer Daniel King, attempts to have us confront and reappraise the assumptions constructed when we encounter people of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| In camera and in public (International)Ranging from candid street photography through to surveillance photography, In camera and in public explores the camera and its relationship to the subject, unaware of being photographed. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Harun Farocki and Vernon Ah KeeWar at a Distance and Tall ManDrawing together work by two distinct voices in the film art scene, War at a Distance and Tall Man are twinned meditations on the inexorable proliferation of moving images. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Utopia (International)Intimate PublicsA forum and exhibition themed around art in the Asia Pacific region. | 11:00am - 5:30pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Isobel Knowles & Van SowerwineIt's a jungle in herePart psychodrama, part multimedia marvel, It's a jungle in here is a confronting tour of the fragile rules that organise our public lives. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Andreas Exner & Rose Nolan (Germany/Australia)The Solo ProjectsThe Solo Projects draws together an array of new works by two international forces of the European-inspired avant garde: German Andreas Exner and Melbourne-based Rose Nolan. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Come Together:Artists in ConversationThe popular Artists in Conversation series returns, giving you access to the ideas, thoughts, inspirations and lives of the artists involved in this year's Festival. | 1:00pm - 2:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Jessica Blank & Erik Jensen (USA)AftermathOriginal production by New York Theater WorkshopAftermath is a visceral theatre production that weaves real-life stories of Iraqis into a shocking tapestry of war and loss. | 2:00pm - 3:30pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 2:00pm - 3:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 6:00pm - 7:20pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| motiroti (International)Journeys of Love & More LoveAn edible, three-course journey through a tale of migration, homecoming and cookery with the Journeys of Love & More Love. | 6:30pm - 7:30pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| Give Peace a ChanceGive Peace A Chance is an educational program focusing on documentaries that exhibit, with verve, passion and vigour, the determination of communities and brave individuals to make a difference. | 7:00pm - 8:30pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Mozart'sTHE MAGIC FLUTE(Impempe Yomlingo) (South Africa)Thirty South African performers stage a stunning music-theatre adaptation of Mozart's greatest operatic work: The Magic Flute, in an explosion of choral song, marimbas, drums and township-style percussion celebrating the spirit of contemporary Africa. | 7:30pm - 9:45pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Byron PerryDOUBLE THINKProdigious Australian choreographer Byron Perry presents DOUBLE THINK, a shifting world of light and shadow with this playful experiment in movement. | 7:30pm - 8:15pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Jessica Blank & Erik Jensen (USA)AftermathOriginal production by New York Theater WorkshopAftermath is a visceral theatre production that weaves real-life stories of Iraqis into a shocking tapestry of war and loss. | 7:30pm - 9:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Ilbijerri Theatre CompanyFoleyHaving spent decades spinning the yarns of black Australia, both contemporary and bygone, Gary Foley now uses his well-honed skills as troublemaker, teacher and teller of tales to bring his experiences to the stage. | 7:45pm - 9:40pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Hofesh Shechter CompanyPolitical MotherPropulsive, forceful and possessed of a savage beauty, Political Mother is a masterful work from one of the most exciting minds in contemporary dance. | 8:00pm - 9:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Tom Tom CrewRaw energy personified, Australia's Tom Tom Crew smash together acrobatics, hip-hop and percussion to create an entertaining, adrenaline-fuelled spectacle - a circus show for the 21st century. | 8:00pm - 9:15pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| fortyfivedownstairsWhiteley's Incredible Blueby Barry DickinsA hallucinatory exploration of Whiteley's life and art; a one-man theatrical fever dream, an urgent swell of colour, sound and language. | 8:00pm - 8:55pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| The Electric CanvasCacophony: The Art of ConflictFrom across the Yarra River it catches your eye - flickering globules and streaks of brightly coloured light, strafing and playing across the surface of the Arts Centre. | 8:00pm - 1:00am Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 8:00pm - 9:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| The Border ProjectHalf-RealHalf-Real is a thrilling theatre work that turns the whodunit genre on its head - by letting the audience take control of the narrative. | 8:00pm - 9:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| motiroti (International)Journeys of Love & More LoveAn edible, three-course journey through a tale of migration, homecoming and cookery with the Journeys of Love & More Love. | 9:00pm - 10:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Okkervil River (USA)Supported by Roller OneThe poster kids of high concept alt-country, Texan six-piece Okkervil River can also lay claim to being amongst the most critically lauded indie bands of the past decade. | 9:30pm - 11:30pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| The LovebirdsThe vibrant tropicana landscape of this year's Melbourne Festival Lounge will host the world premiere of The Lovebirds, a wild and exotic cabaret wonderland filled with song, dance and a Rio Carnival of colour and energy. | 9:30pm - 10:30pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| fortyfivedownstairsWhiteley's Incredible Blueby Barry DickinsA hallucinatory exploration of Whiteley's life and art; a one-man theatrical fever dream, an urgent swell of colour, sound and language. | 10:00pm - 10:55pm Add to diary »More information » |
Saturday Oct 15, 2011
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| AES+FAngels-Demons. ParadeAngels-Demons. Parade creates an arresting and playful spectacle in Melbourne's CBD with striking, six-metre-tall sculptures of fiendish cherubs. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
|
| Power to the People:Contemporary Conceptualism and the Object in ArtWith the arrival of the late 1960s came the rise of people power - the political and social landscape was primed to explode into a new consciousness and art in turn responded. Now, in a new century, contemporary artists revisit, revise and revitalise these paradigmshifting approaches in Power to the People. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Harun Farocki and Vernon Ah KeeWar at a Distance and Tall ManDrawing together work by two distinct voices in the film art scene, War at a Distance and Tall Man are twinned meditations on the inexorable proliferation of moving images. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
|
| Utopia (International)Intimate PublicsA forum and exhibition themed around art in the Asia Pacific region. | 11:00am - 5:30pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Give Peace a ChanceGive Peace A Chance is an educational program focusing on documentaries that exhibit, with verve, passion and vigour, the determination of communities and brave individuals to make a difference. | 12:00pm - 12:55pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Isobel Knowles & Van SowerwineIt's a jungle in herePart psychodrama, part multimedia marvel, It's a jungle in here is a confronting tour of the fragile rules that organise our public lives. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| In camera and in public (International)Ranging from candid street photography through to surveillance photography, In camera and in public explores the camera and its relationship to the subject, unaware of being photographed. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Daniel Kinglook closerIn look closer, indigenous filmmaker and photographer Daniel King, attempts to have us confront and reappraise the assumptions constructed when we encounter people of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent. | 12:00pm - 4:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Andreas Exner & Rose Nolan (Germany/Australia)The Solo ProjectsThe Solo Projects draws together an array of new works by two international forces of the European-inspired avant garde: German Andreas Exner and Melbourne-based Rose Nolan. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
|
| Come Together:Artists in ConversationThe popular Artists in Conversation series returns, giving you access to the ideas, thoughts, inspirations and lives of the artists involved in this year's Festival. | 1:00pm - 2:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
|
| Mozart'sTHE MAGIC FLUTE(Impempe Yomlingo) (South Africa)Thirty South African performers stage a stunning music-theatre adaptation of Mozart's greatest operatic work: The Magic Flute, in an explosion of choral song, marimbas, drums and township-style percussion celebrating the spirit of contemporary Africa. | 1:30pm - 3:45pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Ilbijerri Theatre CompanyFoleyHaving spent decades spinning the yarns of black Australia, both contemporary and bygone, Gary Foley now uses his well-honed skills as troublemaker, teacher and teller of tales to bring his experiences to the stage. | 2:00pm - 3:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Hofesh Shechter CompanyPolitical MotherPropulsive, forceful and possessed of a savage beauty, Political Mother is a masterful work from one of the most exciting minds in contemporary dance. | 2:00pm - 3:10pm Add to diary »More information » |
|
| Byron PerryDOUBLE THINKProdigious Australian choreographer Byron Perry presents DOUBLE THINK, a shifting world of light and shadow with this playful experiment in movement. | 2:00pm - 2:45pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Give Peace a ChanceGive Peace A Chance is an educational program focusing on documentaries that exhibit, with verve, passion and vigour, the determination of communities and brave individuals to make a difference. | 2:00pm - 3:22pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| The Border ProjectHalf-RealHalf-Real is a thrilling theatre work that turns the whodunit genre on its head - by letting the audience take control of the narrative. | 2:00pm - 3:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
|
| A Different TemporalityAspects of Australian Feminist Art Practice 1975-1985Encompassing pivotal events from the era, A Different Temporality is a powerful review of Australian feminist art practice from 1975 through to 1985. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 4:00pm - 5:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Give Peace a ChanceGive Peace A Chance is an educational program focusing on documentaries that exhibit, with verve, passion and vigour, the determination of communities and brave individuals to make a difference. | 4:30pm - 5:50pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 6:00pm - 7:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| motiroti (International)Journeys of Love & More LoveAn edible, three-course journey through a tale of migration, homecoming and cookery with the Journeys of Love & More Love. | 6:30pm - 7:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Give Peace a ChanceGive Peace A Chance is an educational program focusing on documentaries that exhibit, with verve, passion and vigour, the determination of communities and brave individuals to make a difference. | 7:00pm - 8:34pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Byron PerryDOUBLE THINKProdigious Australian choreographer Byron Perry presents DOUBLE THINK, a shifting world of light and shadow with this playful experiment in movement. | 7:30pm - 8:15pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
|
| Mozart'sTHE MAGIC FLUTE(Impempe Yomlingo) (South Africa)Thirty South African performers stage a stunning music-theatre adaptation of Mozart's greatest operatic work: The Magic Flute, in an explosion of choral song, marimbas, drums and township-style percussion celebrating the spirit of contemporary Africa. | 7:30pm - 9:45pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Ilbijerri Theatre CompanyFoleyHaving spent decades spinning the yarns of black Australia, both contemporary and bygone, Gary Foley now uses his well-honed skills as troublemaker, teacher and teller of tales to bring his experiences to the stage. | 7:45pm - 9:05pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Kronos Quartet (USA)Sun RingsComposed by Terry Riley The Kronos Quartet presents the Australian debut of Sun Rings - an artistic commission by NASA that is an amalgam of chamber music, hypnotic visuals and sounds of deep space as recorded by the Voyager spacecraft. | 8:00pm - 9:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Hofesh Shechter CompanyPolitical MotherPropulsive, forceful and possessed of a savage beauty, Political Mother is a masterful work from one of the most exciting minds in contemporary dance. | 8:00pm - 9:10pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Tom Tom CrewRaw energy personified, Australia's Tom Tom Crew smash together acrobatics, hip-hop and percussion to create an entertaining, adrenaline-fuelled spectacle - a circus show for the 21st century. | 8:00pm - 9:15pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| fortyfivedownstairsWhiteley's Incredible Blueby Barry DickinsA hallucinatory exploration of Whiteley's life and art; a one-man theatrical fever dream, an urgent swell of colour, sound and language. | 8:00pm - 8:55pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
|
| The Electric CanvasCacophony: The Art of ConflictFrom across the Yarra River it catches your eye - flickering globules and streaks of brightly coloured light, strafing and playing across the surface of the Arts Centre. | 8:00pm - 1:00am Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 8:00pm - 9:20pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| The Border ProjectHalf-RealHalf-Real is a thrilling theatre work that turns the whodunit genre on its head - by letting the audience take control of the narrative. | 8:00pm - 9:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| motiroti (International)Journeys of Love & More LoveAn edible, three-course journey through a tale of migration, homecoming and cookery with the Journeys of Love & More Love. | 9:00pm - 10:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| A Night withAesop Rock and Kimya Dawson (USA)featuring Rob Sonic and DJ Big Wiz (USA)Aesop Rock, the enigmatic poet-laureate of hip-hop, appears in the company of Kimya Dawson, former member of Moldy Peaches and leader of the so-called anti-folk movement. | 9:30pm - 11:45pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| The LovebirdsThe vibrant tropicana landscape of this year's Melbourne Festival Lounge will host the world premiere of The Lovebirds, a wild and exotic cabaret wonderland filled with song, dance and a Rio Carnival of colour and energy. | 10:00pm - 10:15pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| fortyfivedownstairsWhiteley's Incredible Blueby Barry DickinsA hallucinatory exploration of Whiteley's life and art; a one-man theatrical fever dream, an urgent swell of colour, sound and language. | 10:00pm - 10:55pm Add to diary »More information » |
Sunday Oct 16, 2011
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| AES+FAngels-Demons. ParadeAngels-Demons. Parade creates an arresting and playful spectacle in Melbourne's CBD with striking, six-metre-tall sculptures of fiendish cherubs. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
|
| Power to the People:Contemporary Conceptualism and the Object in ArtWith the arrival of the late 1960s came the rise of people power - the political and social landscape was primed to explode into a new consciousness and art in turn responded. Now, in a new century, contemporary artists revisit, revise and revitalise these paradigmshifting approaches in Power to the People. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| In camera and in public (International)Ranging from candid street photography through to surveillance photography, In camera and in public explores the camera and its relationship to the subject, unaware of being photographed. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Isobel Knowles & Van SowerwineIt's a jungle in herePart psychodrama, part multimedia marvel, It's a jungle in here is a confronting tour of the fragile rules that organise our public lives. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Mozart'sTHE MAGIC FLUTE(Impempe Yomlingo) (South Africa)Thirty South African performers stage a stunning music-theatre adaptation of Mozart's greatest operatic work: The Magic Flute, in an explosion of choral song, marimbas, drums and township-style percussion celebrating the spirit of contemporary Africa. | 1:30pm - 3:45pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Give Peace a ChanceGive Peace A Chance is an educational program focusing on documentaries that exhibit, with verve, passion and vigour, the determination of communities and brave individuals to make a difference. | 2:00pm - 3:14pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 4:00pm - 5:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Give Peace a ChanceGive Peace A Chance is an educational program focusing on documentaries that exhibit, with verve, passion and vigour, the determination of communities and brave individuals to make a difference. | 4:00pm - 5:25pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Kronos Quartet (USA)Sun RingsComposed by Terry Riley The Kronos Quartet presents the Australian debut of Sun Rings - an artistic commission by NASA that is an amalgam of chamber music, hypnotic visuals and sounds of deep space as recorded by the Voyager spacecraft. | 5:00pm - 6:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Tom Tom CrewRaw energy personified, Australia's Tom Tom Crew smash together acrobatics, hip-hop and percussion to create an entertaining, adrenaline-fuelled spectacle - a circus show for the 21st century. | 5:00pm - 6:15pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 6:00pm - 7:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| motiroti (International)Journeys of Love & More LoveAn edible, three-course journey through a tale of migration, homecoming and cookery with the Journeys of Love & More Love. | 6:30pm - 7:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| QuartetthausQuartetthaus is a beautiful intimate space, purpose-built to enable 52 patrons at each performance to open their minds to the rich history and contemporary resonance of the string quartet. | 6:30pm - 7:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Tom Tom CrewRaw energy personified, Australia's Tom Tom Crew smash together acrobatics, hip-hop and percussion to create an entertaining, adrenaline-fuelled spectacle - a circus show for the 21st century. | 8:00pm - 9:15pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| fortyfivedownstairsWhiteley's Incredible Blueby Barry DickinsA hallucinatory exploration of Whiteley's life and art; a one-man theatrical fever dream, an urgent swell of colour, sound and language. | 8:00pm - 8:55pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| The Electric CanvasCacophony: The Art of ConflictFrom across the Yarra River it catches your eye - flickering globules and streaks of brightly coloured light, strafing and playing across the surface of the Arts Centre. | 8:00pm - 1:00am Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 8:00pm - 9:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| QuartetthausQuartetthaus is a beautiful intimate space, purpose-built to enable 52 patrons at each performance to open their minds to the rich history and contemporary resonance of the string quartet. | 8:30pm - 9:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Will Sheff (USA)Support by Mike Noga and Jimmy StewartWill Sheff, the much-acclaimed lead singer of Okkervil River, will perform a once-off, intimate sideshow with support from Mike Noga and Jimmy Stewart. | 8:30pm - 11:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| motiroti (International)Journeys of Love & More LoveAn edible, three-course journey through a tale of migration, homecoming and cookery with the Journeys of Love & More Love. | 9:00pm - 10:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| QuartetthausQuartetthaus is a beautiful intimate space, purpose-built to enable 52 patrons at each performance to open their minds to the rich history and contemporary resonance of the string quartet. | 9:45pm - 10:45pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
Monday Oct 17, 2011
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| AES+FAngels-Demons. ParadeAngels-Demons. Parade creates an arresting and playful spectacle in Melbourne's CBD with striking, six-metre-tall sculptures of fiendish cherubs. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Power to the People:Contemporary Conceptualism and the Object in ArtWith the arrival of the late 1960s came the rise of people power - the political and social landscape was primed to explode into a new consciousness and art in turn responded. Now, in a new century, contemporary artists revisit, revise and revitalise these paradigmshifting approaches in Power to the People. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 2:00pm - 3:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| The CNN Freedom ProjectEnding Modern-Day SlaveryA live panel discussion sees CNN anchor and correspondent, Anna Coren, and prominent figures from the fields of politics, business and the law, tackle issues of human trade and exploitation head on. | 6:00pm - 8:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 6:00pm - 7:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| QuartetthausQuartetthaus is a beautiful intimate space, purpose-built to enable 52 patrons at each performance to open their minds to the rich history and contemporary resonance of the string quartet. | 6:30pm - 7:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Provocateur:The Rebellious TextMelbourne Festival, in collaboration with Red Stitch, presents a series of rehearsed readings of radical and politically inspired modern playwrights in Provocateur: The Rebellious Text. | 7:45pm - 9:45pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| The Electric CanvasCacophony: The Art of ConflictFrom across the Yarra River it catches your eye - flickering globules and streaks of brightly coloured light, strafing and playing across the surface of the Arts Centre. | 8:00pm - 1:00am Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 8:00pm - 9:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| QuartetthausQuartetthaus is a beautiful intimate space, purpose-built to enable 52 patrons at each performance to open their minds to the rich history and contemporary resonance of the string quartet. | 8:30pm - 9:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| QuartetthausQuartetthaus is a beautiful intimate space, purpose-built to enable 52 patrons at each performance to open their minds to the rich history and contemporary resonance of the string quartet. | 9:45pm - 10:45pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
Tuesday Oct 18, 2011
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| AES+FAngels-Demons. ParadeAngels-Demons. Parade creates an arresting and playful spectacle in Melbourne's CBD with striking, six-metre-tall sculptures of fiendish cherubs. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Power to the People:Contemporary Conceptualism and the Object in ArtWith the arrival of the late 1960s came the rise of people power - the political and social landscape was primed to explode into a new consciousness and art in turn responded. Now, in a new century, contemporary artists revisit, revise and revitalise these paradigmshifting approaches in Power to the People. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| A Different TemporalityAspects of Australian Feminist Art Practice 1975-1985Encompassing pivotal events from the era, A Different Temporality is a powerful review of Australian feminist art practice from 1975 through to 1985. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Harun Farocki and Vernon Ah KeeWar at a Distance and Tall ManDrawing together work by two distinct voices in the film art scene, War at a Distance and Tall Man are twinned meditations on the inexorable proliferation of moving images. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Isobel Knowles & Van SowerwineIt's a jungle in herePart psychodrama, part multimedia marvel, It's a jungle in here is a confronting tour of the fragile rules that organise our public lives. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Andreas Exner & Rose Nolan (Germany/Australia)The Solo ProjectsThe Solo Projects draws together an array of new works by two international forces of the European-inspired avant garde: German Andreas Exner and Melbourne-based Rose Nolan. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 2:00pm - 3:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 6:00pm - 7:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Utopia (International)Intimate PublicsA forum and exhibition themed around art in the Asia Pacific region. | 6:00pm - 8:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| QuartetthausQuartetthaus is a beautiful intimate space, purpose-built to enable 52 patrons at each performance to open their minds to the rich history and contemporary resonance of the string quartet. | 6:30pm - 7:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Pan Pan Theatre (Ireland)The Rehearsal, Playing the DaneThe Rehearsal is an exhilarating piece of theatre that ricochets wildly between Shakespearean drama, postmodern dismemberment and self-referential farce. | 7:30pm - 9:50pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| Provocateur:The Rebellious TextMelbourne Festival, in collaboration with Red Stitch, presents a series of rehearsed readings of radical and politically inspired modern playwrights in Provocateur: The Rebellious Text. | 7:45pm - 9:45pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Kronos Quartet (USA)The Kronos Quartet concert showcases the depth and diversity of the world's preeminent contempory string quartet as they perform an exhilarating suite of works including three Australian premieres. | 8:00pm - 9:50pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| Jecko Siompo/JeckoSDance (Indonesia)We Came from the EastA rising force in the choreography scene, Jecko Siompo conjures up a furious display of the apparently indelible links between traditional Papuan dance and contemporary hip-hop. | 8:00pm - 9:00pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Tom Tom CrewRaw energy personified, Australia's Tom Tom Crew smash together acrobatics, hip-hop and percussion to create an entertaining, adrenaline-fuelled spectacle - a circus show for the 21st century. | 8:00pm - 9:15pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| fortyfivedownstairsWhiteley's Incredible Blueby Barry DickinsA hallucinatory exploration of Whiteley's life and art; a one-man theatrical fever dream, an urgent swell of colour, sound and language. | 8:00pm - 8:55pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| The Electric CanvasCacophony: The Art of ConflictFrom across the Yarra River it catches your eye - flickering globules and streaks of brightly coloured light, strafing and playing across the surface of the Arts Centre. | 8:00pm - 1:00am Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 8:00pm - 9:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| QuartetthausQuartetthaus is a beautiful intimate space, purpose-built to enable 52 patrons at each performance to open their minds to the rich history and contemporary resonance of the string quartet. | 8:30pm - 9:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| QuartetthausQuartetthaus is a beautiful intimate space, purpose-built to enable 52 patrons at each performance to open their minds to the rich history and contemporary resonance of the string quartet. | 9:45pm - 10:45pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
Wednesday Oct 19, 2011
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| AES+FAngels-Demons. ParadeAngels-Demons. Parade creates an arresting and playful spectacle in Melbourne's CBD with striking, six-metre-tall sculptures of fiendish cherubs. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Power to the People:Contemporary Conceptualism and the Object in ArtWith the arrival of the late 1960s came the rise of people power - the political and social landscape was primed to explode into a new consciousness and art in turn responded. Now, in a new century, contemporary artists revisit, revise and revitalise these paradigmshifting approaches in Power to the People. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| A Different TemporalityAspects of Australian Feminist Art Practice 1975-1985Encompassing pivotal events from the era, A Different Temporality is a powerful review of Australian feminist art practice from 1975 through to 1985. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| In camera and in public (International)Ranging from candid street photography through to surveillance photography, In camera and in public explores the camera and its relationship to the subject, unaware of being photographed. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Harun Farocki and Vernon Ah KeeWar at a Distance and Tall ManDrawing together work by two distinct voices in the film art scene, War at a Distance and Tall Man are twinned meditations on the inexorable proliferation of moving images. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Utopia (International)Intimate PublicsA forum and exhibition themed around art in the Asia Pacific region. | 11:00am - 5:30pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Isobel Knowles & Van SowerwineIt's a jungle in herePart psychodrama, part multimedia marvel, It's a jungle in here is a confronting tour of the fragile rules that organise our public lives. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Andreas Exner & Rose Nolan (Germany/Australia)The Solo ProjectsThe Solo Projects draws together an array of new works by two international forces of the European-inspired avant garde: German Andreas Exner and Melbourne-based Rose Nolan. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 2:00pm - 3:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| You Say You Want a RevolutionWheeler Centre TalksThe Wheeler Centre and Melbourne Festival join forces to present a series of talks exploring some of the ideas that underpin and inform this year's Festival program. | 6:00pm - 7:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 6:00pm - 7:20pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| QuartetthausQuartetthaus is a beautiful intimate space, purpose-built to enable 52 patrons at each performance to open their minds to the rich history and contemporary resonance of the string quartet. | 6:30pm - 7:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Pan Pan Theatre (Ireland)The Rehearsal, Playing the DaneThe Rehearsal is an exhilarating piece of theatre that ricochets wildly between Shakespearean drama, postmodern dismemberment and self-referential farce. | 6:30pm - 8:50pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| James RhodesOutrageous, charismatic and brilliant, the virtuoso classical pianist James Rhodes makes his keenly awaited Australian debut. | 8:00pm - 9:45pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| Jecko Siompo/JeckoSDance (Indonesia)We Came from the EastA rising force in the choreography scene, Jecko Siompo conjures up a furious display of the apparently indelible links between traditional Papuan dance and contemporary hip-hop. | 8:00pm - 9:00pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| Tom Tom CrewRaw energy personified, Australia's Tom Tom Crew smash together acrobatics, hip-hop and percussion to create an entertaining, adrenaline-fuelled spectacle - a circus show for the 21st century. | 8:00pm - 9:15pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| fortyfivedownstairsWhiteley's Incredible Blueby Barry DickinsA hallucinatory exploration of Whiteley's life and art; a one-man theatrical fever dream, an urgent swell of colour, sound and language. | 8:00pm - 8:55pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| Phillip Adams BalletLabAviaryA Suite for the BirdAviary is a fantasia of contemporary dance and exotic birdlife set against the avian-inspired 20th century idiom of French composer Oliver Messiaen's Catalogue d'Oiseaux. | 8:00pm - 9:15pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| The Electric CanvasCacophony: The Art of ConflictFrom across the Yarra River it catches your eye - flickering globules and streaks of brightly coloured light, strafing and playing across the surface of the Arts Centre. | 8:00pm - 1:00am Add to diary »More information » |
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| Schaubühne Berlin (Germany)Hedda GablerFor the first time, the acclaimed Schaubühne Berlin brings its award-winning redefinition of theatre to Melbourne, with a stylish, modern take on Ibsen's iconic tale of entrapment and revenge in Hedda Gabler. | 8:00pm - 10:15pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 8:00pm - 9:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| QuartetthausQuartetthaus is a beautiful intimate space, purpose-built to enable 52 patrons at each performance to open their minds to the rich history and contemporary resonance of the string quartet. | 8:30pm - 9:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Bachelorette (New Zealand)Rat Vs PossumThe music of Bachelorette is what might happen were you to toss 70s psychedelia, 80s electro-pop, 90s shoegaze and 00s electronica into a blender and turn it to ‘high’. | 8:30pm - 11:30pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| QuartetthausQuartetthaus is a beautiful intimate space, purpose-built to enable 52 patrons at each performance to open their minds to the rich history and contemporary resonance of the string quartet. | 9:45pm - 10:45pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
Thursday Oct 20, 2011
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| AES+FAngels-Demons. ParadeAngels-Demons. Parade creates an arresting and playful spectacle in Melbourne's CBD with striking, six-metre-tall sculptures of fiendish cherubs. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Power to the People:Contemporary Conceptualism and the Object in ArtWith the arrival of the late 1960s came the rise of people power - the political and social landscape was primed to explode into a new consciousness and art in turn responded. Now, in a new century, contemporary artists revisit, revise and revitalise these paradigmshifting approaches in Power to the People. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| A Different TemporalityAspects of Australian Feminist Art Practice 1975-1985Encompassing pivotal events from the era, A Different Temporality is a powerful review of Australian feminist art practice from 1975 through to 1985. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| In camera and in public (International)Ranging from candid street photography through to surveillance photography, In camera and in public explores the camera and its relationship to the subject, unaware of being photographed. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Harun Farocki and Vernon Ah KeeWar at a Distance and Tall ManDrawing together work by two distinct voices in the film art scene, War at a Distance and Tall Man are twinned meditations on the inexorable proliferation of moving images. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Utopia (International)Intimate PublicsA forum and exhibition themed around art in the Asia Pacific region. | 11:00am - 5:30pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Isobel Knowles & Van SowerwineIt's a jungle in herePart psychodrama, part multimedia marvel, It's a jungle in here is a confronting tour of the fragile rules that organise our public lives. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Andreas Exner & Rose Nolan (Germany/Australia)The Solo ProjectsThe Solo Projects draws together an array of new works by two international forces of the European-inspired avant garde: German Andreas Exner and Melbourne-based Rose Nolan. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Come Together:Artists in ConversationThe popular Artists in Conversation series returns, giving you access to the ideas, thoughts, inspirations and lives of the artists involved in this year's Festival. | 1:00pm - 2:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 2:00pm - 3:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| You Say You Want a RevolutionWheeler Centre TalksThe Wheeler Centre and Melbourne Festival join forces to present a series of talks exploring some of the ideas that underpin and inform this year's Festival program. | 6:00pm - 7:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 6:00pm - 7:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| QuartetthausQuartetthaus is a beautiful intimate space, purpose-built to enable 52 patrons at each performance to open their minds to the rich history and contemporary resonance of the string quartet. | 6:30pm - 7:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Pan Pan Theatre (Ireland)The Rehearsal, Playing the DaneThe Rehearsal is an exhilarating piece of theatre that ricochets wildly between Shakespearean drama, postmodern dismemberment and self-referential farce. | 7:30pm - 9:50pm Add to diary »More information » |
|
| Provocateur:The Rebellious TextMelbourne Festival, in collaboration with Red Stitch, presents a series of rehearsed readings of radical and politically inspired modern playwrights in Provocateur: The Rebellious Text. | 7:45pm - 9:45pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Jecko Siompo/JeckoSDance (Indonesia)We Came from the EastA rising force in the choreography scene, Jecko Siompo conjures up a furious display of the apparently indelible links between traditional Papuan dance and contemporary hip-hop. | 8:00pm - 9:00pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| Tom Tom CrewRaw energy personified, Australia's Tom Tom Crew smash together acrobatics, hip-hop and percussion to create an entertaining, adrenaline-fuelled spectacle - a circus show for the 21st century. | 8:00pm - 9:15pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| fortyfivedownstairsWhiteley's Incredible Blueby Barry DickinsA hallucinatory exploration of Whiteley's life and art; a one-man theatrical fever dream, an urgent swell of colour, sound and language. | 8:00pm - 8:55pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| Phillip Adams BalletLabAviaryA Suite for the BirdAviary is a fantasia of contemporary dance and exotic birdlife set against the avian-inspired 20th century idiom of French composer Oliver Messiaen's Catalogue d'Oiseaux. | 8:00pm - 9:15pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| James RhodesOutrageous, charismatic and brilliant, the virtuoso classical pianist James Rhodes makes his keenly awaited Australian debut. | 8:00pm - 9:45pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| The Electric CanvasCacophony: The Art of ConflictFrom across the Yarra River it catches your eye - flickering globules and streaks of brightly coloured light, strafing and playing across the surface of the Arts Centre. | 8:00pm - 1:00am Add to diary »More information » |
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| Schaubühne Berlin (Germany)Hedda GablerFor the first time, the acclaimed Schaubühne Berlin brings its award-winning redefinition of theatre to Melbourne, with a stylish, modern take on Ibsen's iconic tale of entrapment and revenge in Hedda Gabler. | 8:00pm - 10:15pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 8:00pm - 9:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| QuartetthausQuartetthaus is a beautiful intimate space, purpose-built to enable 52 patrons at each performance to open their minds to the rich history and contemporary resonance of the string quartet. | 8:30pm - 9:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| QuartetthausQuartetthaus is a beautiful intimate space, purpose-built to enable 52 patrons at each performance to open their minds to the rich history and contemporary resonance of the string quartet. | 9:45pm - 10:45pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
Friday Oct 21, 2011
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| AES+FAngels-Demons. ParadeAngels-Demons. Parade creates an arresting and playful spectacle in Melbourne's CBD with striking, six-metre-tall sculptures of fiendish cherubs. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Power to the People:Contemporary Conceptualism and the Object in ArtWith the arrival of the late 1960s came the rise of people power - the political and social landscape was primed to explode into a new consciousness and art in turn responded. Now, in a new century, contemporary artists revisit, revise and revitalise these paradigmshifting approaches in Power to the People. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| A Different TemporalityAspects of Australian Feminist Art Practice 1975-1985Encompassing pivotal events from the era, A Different Temporality is a powerful review of Australian feminist art practice from 1975 through to 1985. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| In camera and in public (International)Ranging from candid street photography through to surveillance photography, In camera and in public explores the camera and its relationship to the subject, unaware of being photographed. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Harun Farocki and Vernon Ah KeeWar at a Distance and Tall ManDrawing together work by two distinct voices in the film art scene, War at a Distance and Tall Man are twinned meditations on the inexorable proliferation of moving images. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Utopia (International)Intimate PublicsA forum and exhibition themed around art in the Asia Pacific region. | 11:00am - 5:30pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Isobel Knowles & Van SowerwineIt's a jungle in herePart psychodrama, part multimedia marvel, It's a jungle in here is a confronting tour of the fragile rules that organise our public lives. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Andreas Exner & Rose Nolan (Germany/Australia)The Solo ProjectsThe Solo Projects draws together an array of new works by two international forces of the European-inspired avant garde: German Andreas Exner and Melbourne-based Rose Nolan. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
|
| Come Together:Artists in ConversationThe popular Artists in Conversation series returns, giving you access to the ideas, thoughts, inspirations and lives of the artists involved in this year's Festival. | 1:00pm - 2:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 2:00pm - 3:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| You Say You Want a RevolutionWheeler Centre TalksThe Wheeler Centre and Melbourne Festival join forces to present a series of talks exploring some of the ideas that underpin and inform this year's Festival program. | 6:00pm - 7:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 6:00pm - 7:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| QuartetthausQuartetthaus is a beautiful intimate space, purpose-built to enable 52 patrons at each performance to open their minds to the rich history and contemporary resonance of the string quartet. | 6:30pm - 7:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Pan Pan Theatre (Ireland)The Rehearsal, Playing the DaneThe Rehearsal is an exhilarating piece of theatre that ricochets wildly between Shakespearean drama, postmodern dismemberment and self-referential farce. | 7:30pm - 9:50pm Add to diary »More information » |
|
| Jecko Siompo/JeckoSDance (Indonesia)We Came from the EastA rising force in the choreography scene, Jecko Siompo conjures up a furious display of the apparently indelible links between traditional Papuan dance and contemporary hip-hop. | 8:00pm - 9:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
|
| Tom Tom CrewRaw energy personified, Australia's Tom Tom Crew smash together acrobatics, hip-hop and percussion to create an entertaining, adrenaline-fuelled spectacle - a circus show for the 21st century. | 8:00pm - 9:15pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| fortyfivedownstairsWhiteley's Incredible Blueby Barry DickinsA hallucinatory exploration of Whiteley's life and art; a one-man theatrical fever dream, an urgent swell of colour, sound and language. | 8:00pm - 8:55pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
|
| Phillip Adams BalletLabAviaryA Suite for the BirdAviary is a fantasia of contemporary dance and exotic birdlife set against the avian-inspired 20th century idiom of French composer Oliver Messiaen's Catalogue d'Oiseaux. | 8:00pm - 9:15pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| The Electric CanvasCacophony: The Art of ConflictFrom across the Yarra River it catches your eye - flickering globules and streaks of brightly coloured light, strafing and playing across the surface of the Arts Centre. | 8:00pm - 1:00am Add to diary »More information » |
|
| Schaubühne Berlin (Germany)Hedda GablerFor the first time, the acclaimed Schaubühne Berlin brings its award-winning redefinition of theatre to Melbourne, with a stylish, modern take on Ibsen's iconic tale of entrapment and revenge in Hedda Gabler. | 8:00pm - 10:15pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 8:00pm - 9:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| QuartetthausQuartetthaus is a beautiful intimate space, purpose-built to enable 52 patrons at each performance to open their minds to the rich history and contemporary resonance of the string quartet. | 8:30pm - 9:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Konono No. 1 (Democratic Republic of the Congo)Bachelorette (New Zealand)For the first time, Congolese Konono No.1 bring their hypnotic crossover musical stylings to Australia, introducing a sound of street funk that is almost entirely homemade. | 9:30pm - 11:30pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| QuartetthausQuartetthaus is a beautiful intimate space, purpose-built to enable 52 patrons at each performance to open their minds to the rich history and contemporary resonance of the string quartet. | 9:45pm - 10:45pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| fortyfivedownstairsWhiteley's Incredible Blueby Barry DickinsA hallucinatory exploration of Whiteley's life and art; a one-man theatrical fever dream, an urgent swell of colour, sound and language. | 10:00pm - 10:55pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| The LovebirdsThe vibrant tropicana landscape of this year's Melbourne Festival Lounge will host the world premiere of The Lovebirds, a wild and exotic cabaret wonderland filled with song, dance and a Rio Carnival of colour and energy. | 11:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
Saturday Oct 22, 2011
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| AES+FAngels-Demons. ParadeAngels-Demons. Parade creates an arresting and playful spectacle in Melbourne's CBD with striking, six-metre-tall sculptures of fiendish cherubs. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
|
| Power to the People:Contemporary Conceptualism and the Object in ArtWith the arrival of the late 1960s came the rise of people power - the political and social landscape was primed to explode into a new consciousness and art in turn responded. Now, in a new century, contemporary artists revisit, revise and revitalise these paradigmshifting approaches in Power to the People. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Harun Farocki and Vernon Ah KeeWar at a Distance and Tall ManDrawing together work by two distinct voices in the film art scene, War at a Distance and Tall Man are twinned meditations on the inexorable proliferation of moving images. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Utopia (International)Intimate PublicsA forum and exhibition themed around art in the Asia Pacific region. | 11:00am - 5:30pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Isobel Knowles & Van SowerwineIt's a jungle in herePart psychodrama, part multimedia marvel, It's a jungle in here is a confronting tour of the fragile rules that organise our public lives. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| In camera and in public (International)Ranging from candid street photography through to surveillance photography, In camera and in public explores the camera and its relationship to the subject, unaware of being photographed. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| A Different TemporalityAspects of Australian Feminist Art Practice 1975-1985Encompassing pivotal events from the era, A Different Temporality is a powerful review of Australian feminist art practice from 1975 through to 1985. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Andreas Exner & Rose Nolan (Germany/Australia)The Solo ProjectsThe Solo Projects draws together an array of new works by two international forces of the European-inspired avant garde: German Andreas Exner and Melbourne-based Rose Nolan. | All day Add to diary »More information » |
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| Jello Biafra (USA)with special guestsHardcore's biggest star, Jello Biafra (lead singer of the Dead Kennedys), presents a special night of music and spoken word at the Forum Theatre. | 2:00pm - 6:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Phillip Adams BalletLabAviaryA Suite for the BirdAviary is a fantasia of contemporary dance and exotic birdlife set against the avian-inspired 20th century idiom of French composer Oliver Messiaen's Catalogue d'Oiseaux. | 3:00pm - 4:15pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Pan Pan Theatre (Ireland)The Rehearsal, Playing the DaneThe Rehearsal is an exhilarating piece of theatre that ricochets wildly between Shakespearean drama, postmodern dismemberment and self-referential farce. | 3:30pm - 5:50pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 4:00pm - 5:20pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 6:00pm - 7:20pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| QuartetthausQuartetthaus is a beautiful intimate space, purpose-built to enable 52 patrons at each performance to open their minds to the rich history and contemporary resonance of the string quartet. | 6:30pm - 7:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| KURSK: An Oratorio Requiemby David Chisholm and Anzhelina Polonskaya (Australia/Russia)KURSK: An Oratorio Requiem is a collaboration between composer David Chisholm and poet Anzhelina Polonskaya that creates a moving elegy to the lives lost in the tragic sinking of the Kursk submarine. | 7:00pm - 9:15pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Provocateur:The Rebellious TextMelbourne Festival, in collaboration with Red Stitch, presents a series of rehearsed readings of radical and politically inspired modern playwrights in Provocateur: The Rebellious Text. | 7:45pm - 9:45pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| notes from the hard road and beyondA musical collaboration from revolution to redemptionFollowing last years extraordinary Seven Songs to Leave Behind, the Festival has assembled some of the world's finest singers for one night only to reprise the soundtrack of freedom with notes from the hard road and beyond. | 8:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Jecko Siompo/JeckoSDance (Indonesia)We Came from the EastA rising force in the choreography scene, Jecko Siompo conjures up a furious display of the apparently indelible links between traditional Papuan dance and contemporary hip-hop. | 8:00pm - 9:00pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Tom Tom CrewRaw energy personified, Australia's Tom Tom Crew smash together acrobatics, hip-hop and percussion to create an entertaining, adrenaline-fuelled spectacle - a circus show for the 21st century. | 8:00pm - 9:15pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| fortyfivedownstairsWhiteley's Incredible Blueby Barry DickinsA hallucinatory exploration of Whiteley's life and art; a one-man theatrical fever dream, an urgent swell of colour, sound and language. | 8:00pm - 8:55pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| Phillip Adams BalletLabAviaryA Suite for the BirdAviary is a fantasia of contemporary dance and exotic birdlife set against the avian-inspired 20th century idiom of French composer Oliver Messiaen's Catalogue d'Oiseaux. | 8:00pm - 9:15pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| The Electric CanvasCacophony: The Art of ConflictFrom across the Yarra River it catches your eye - flickering globules and streaks of brightly coloured light, strafing and playing across the surface of the Arts Centre. | 8:00pm - 1:00am Add to diary »More information » |
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| Schaubühne Berlin (Germany)Hedda GablerFor the first time, the acclaimed Schaubühne Berlin brings its award-winning redefinition of theatre to Melbourne, with a stylish, modern take on Ibsen's iconic tale of entrapment and revenge in Hedda Gabler. | 8:00pm - 10:15pm Add to diary »More information » Selling Fast |
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| notes from the hard road and beyondA musical collaboration from revolution to redemptionFollowing last years extraordinary Seven Songs to Leave Behind, the Festival has assembled some of the world's finest singers for one night only to reprise the soundtrack of freedom with notes from the hard road and beyond. | 8:00pm - 10:35pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Site UnSeenA interactive theatre piece which literally walks the audience through the streets of St Kilda, crafting with dark humour and wit, the sensate moments that constitute an experience of homelessness. | 8:00pm - 9:20pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| Pan Pan Theatre (Ireland)The Rehearsal, Playing the DaneThe Rehearsal is an exhilarating piece of theatre that ricochets wildly between Shakespearean drama, postmodern dismemberment and self-referential farce. | 8:30pm - 10:50pm Add to diary »More information » |
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| QuartetthausQuartetthaus is a beautiful intimate space, purpose-built to enable 52 patrons at each performance to open their minds to the rich history and contemporary resonance of the string quartet. | 8:30pm - 9:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| Jello Biafra (USA)with special guestsHardcore's biggest star, Jello Biafra (lead singer of the Dead Kennedys), presents a special night of music and spoken word at the Forum Theatre. | 9:30pm - 11:30pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| QuartetthausQuartetthaus is a beautiful intimate space, purpose-built to enable 52 patrons at each performance to open their minds to the rich history and contemporary resonance of the string quartet. | 9:45pm - 10:45pm Add to diary »More information » Sold Out |
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| fortyfivedownstairsWhiteley's Incredible Blueby Barry DickinsA hallucinatory exploration of Whiteley's life and art; a one-man theatrical fever dream, an urgent swell of colour, sound and language. | 10:00pm - 10:55pm Add to diary »More information » |