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COMING IN AUGUST FOR THE DARWIN FESTIVAL…..

HIS AND HERS

WHEN: 7:30pm Friday August 22

Where: Brown's Mart Theatre, cnr Smith st & Harry Chan ave

All tickets $20 89803333 www.darwinentertainment.com.au

A Whole New Experience In Performance

Created by Karen Joy Gibb and Brad Craperi

Imagine a rich environment - fans, flowers, fabrics, frills.  Musicians are playing wild music like you've never heard before.  Someone is reading poetry and singing - is it opera or something else?  A circle of artists around the stage - easels, pastels, paints and paper.  On stage, elegant people standing in poses - moving, posing, moving, posing.  Are those people nude?  Good heavens!  They're talking to us.  And every move they make is being projected up on a wall.  What is this??

Visual art, modelling, music and stylish madness.  Performance like you've never seen it before.  Bring your sketchbook and draw; walk round and see what pictures the artists are making; wander out to the bar, talk to the models, listen to the music, follow the slowly-evolving poetry of the moment and see creativity from the inside.  So many mysteries revealed.

Presented by Darwin Theatre Company and Darwin Visual Arts Association, a Tropic Sun Theatre production for the Darwin Festival.

One night only!!  

Please note this performance does contain nudity.

7 deadly Australian Sins

A Theatre to the Edge touring production

Featuring Tettitory artists Merrilee Mills and Yoris Wilson

By Katherine Ash, Melissa Cantwell, Stephen Charelton, Gail Evans, Robert Jarman, Merrilee Mills and Maryanne Sam.

1-5 October

Brown’s Mart Theatre

Time: Wed- Sat 8pm, Thu 11am & Sun 5:30pm

Tickets: $13-$26 89 803333 www.darwinentertainment.com.au

In a wicked night of theatre, this sideshow extravaganza throws an irreverent spotlight on 7 deadly Aussie Sins. Oi Oi Oi!!

It’s a wicked world isn’t it? We’ve all been a little wicked at times, it spices up our lives.

Luckily, wickedness never goes out of fashion and 7 writers and performers from the furthest corners of Australian continent have come together to create a carnivalesque cabaret extravaganza exploring just a few of the of the great sins of the modern world.

In a world gone mad Josh is accused of un- Australian behaviour- he’s a vegetarian at a B-B-Q, so he’s off to hell.

Workers at a local banana processing factory take greed to it’s full extent in order to get the best deal from the new work agreements, a Perth “society diva” is literally caught with her pant’s down and shock jocks, politicians, celebrities, and do gooders all come out for a fierce hammer, wielded by four energetic performers under the direction of highly regarded Hobart director Robert Jarman.