A spotlit Sherrin takes centre stage, visual acknowledgement and welcome to country for those who adore the great game of Australian Rules Football.
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A spotlit Sherrin takes centre stage, visual acknowledgement and welcome to country for those who adore the great game of Australian Rules Football.
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The show is aiming for silliness, and its successful realisation here is certainly a nice change of pace from the worries of the modern world.
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MOUNTAIN is at its strongest in transformation: body into landscape, clothing into architecture, acoustic into electronic, individual into collective.
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Young efficiently managed various costume changes to transport us to different eras of the Bush legacy. The vocals are consistently of a high-quality, even through the demands of some very physical dancing to a backing track.
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There is no single villain, only the accumulation of ordinary disappointments that eventually becomes unbearable.
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This work regularly feels like a short story that has not been adequately shaped into a play
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While Bonachela’s work is, as always, dreamily lovely, for me the highlights were absolutely the three commissioned choreographers: Azzam Mohamed, Jenni Large and Raghav Handa.