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ReviewsHope found between nostalgia and dystopia
7 December 2022
A sweet meditation on the power of home and the need for change makes for welcome viewing, despite some shortcomings, writes Claire Trolio.
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Reviews
An Australian take on the Underworld
10 February 2022
Echoing the tragedy of Orpheus and Eurydice, Feet First Collective’s latest offering is a well-told story of young love in a bad place, writes David Zampatti.
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A deep dive into the heart of darkness
15 July 2019
Review: Feet First Collective, S-27 ⋅ Fremantle Arts Centre ⋅ Review by Steven Cohen ⋅ There’s something about dystopian reality that bites, that shakes and shudders …
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