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  • Lauren Beeton and Samuel Addison in 'This Is Where We Live'. Photo: John Congear A promotional image from the performance This Is Where We Live. Pictured is a close-up of a young man grabbing the arms of a young woman, who grimaces back at him. An Australian take on the Underworld
    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.

    Reading time • 5 minutesTheatre
  • Reading time • 5 minutesCircus
  • A woman with long blond hair points a finger and the tip of a cane towards the camera lens, as though she is lining up a gun. What to SEE: More hot tips for Fringe
    What to SEE

    What to SEE: More hot tips for Fringe

    17 January 2022

    Seesaw Mag’s editors have sifted through the Fringe World program to bring you a second selection of shows to suit all tastes.

    Reading time • 9 minutesFringe World Festival
  • Four performers from The Odyssey in colourful shirts hold up a large piece of cardboard to give the impression that they are on a journey in a small boat. Four performers in colourful shirts hold up a large piece of cardboard to give the impression that they are on a journey in a small boat. The epic journey continues
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    The epic journey continues

    15 January 2022

    Homer’s Athens was bedevilled by the plague, making it the perfect inspiration for a modern remake of the classic yarn. In episode two of the epic, Odysseus tries to get home from Troy, and David Zampatti goes along for the ride.

    Reading time • 4 minutesFringe World Festival
  • A promotional shot from This Is Where We Live, Pictured is a woman in a orange shirt and man in a blue shirt with a moustache laying on the floor together. Step Feet First into a tale of young love and tragedy
    The Festival Sessions

    Step Feet First into a tale of young love and tragedy

    10 January 2022

    Drawing parallels with the ancient Greek legend of Orpheus and Eurydice, This Is Where We Live is a poetic and gritty exploration of first love tarnished by the grips of trauma and isolation.

    Reading time • 9 minutesTheatre
  • Reading time • 8 minutesMulti-arts
  • Reading time • 4 minutesFringe World Festival
  • Dispatches from the treadmill
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    Dispatches from the treadmill

    11 February 2021

    It’s a bit green, but Claire Trolio says Jungle in Here is a well-devised commentary on the tedium of office life.

    Reading time • 3 minutesFringe World Festival
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