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What rhymes with orange?
 

Playing as a part of the 2021 Melbourne Fringe Festival, Isabella Perversi proudly presents the premiere season of

What rhymes with orange?
Written and performed by Isabella Perversi
Directed by Alanah Guiry

Hard questions, no answers.

A tender and funny two-hander following an ordinary couple simply trying to survive their relationship, What rhymes with orange? is the latest work by multi-disciplinary artist Isabella Perversi.

Things started out pretty regularly for Tom and Rosie, but they soon learnt the hardest lesson of all. Bickering over the little things, it's what's not being said that's really troubling them. What happens to a relationship when it is held together not only by love, but also by secrets, shame, and guilt?

Nominated for a Green Room Award for Performance (2021) and Best in Theatre at the 2020 Melbourne Fringe Festival for her debut play EMBER, Isabella Perversi now brings Melbourne audiences What rhymes with orange? - her intimate new work about modern love and sacrifice, set amongst the seeming randomness of life.

“Riveting writing, direction and performance” - Sometimes Melbourne (EMBER)
“Perversi’s performance is nuanced and multi-faceted” - Independent Review (EMBER)

Written by Isabella Perversi
Directed by Alanah Guiry
Performed by Isabella Perversi and Fabio Motta
Produced by Isabella Perversi
Photography and Videography by Ross Dwyer (Mad Hatter Films)
Publicity by Sassy Red PR

This project is amplified by Melbourne Fringe as part of the Cash For Creatives Program

8 – 17 October 2021
Playing exclusively online, on demand.
Tickets: $25 Extra Artist Support, $15 Full, $5 Unwaged
Bookings and viewing access at www.melbournefringe.com.au/event/what-rhymes-with-orange
More information at www.isabellaperversi.com

Run time: 45 mins no interval
Suitable for ages 16+
Warnings and triggers: Coarse language and content involving abortion

 

Event details

Venue: Online, On Demand!
Bookings: (03) 9660 9666 or online via www.isabellaperversi.com
Start Date: Saturday 16 October 2021

Run time: 45 mins no interval
Suitable for ages 16+
Warnings and triggers: Coarse language and content involving abortion

 

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