
Are they trapped wandering delirious through the foggy dreams and fanciful memories of the past or are they imprisoned by their respective mortal coils, the drudgery and meaninglessness of their present lives?

An audio-visual performance piece devised by Mr Maps, You Are Here finds the Brisbane instrumental rock ensemble attempting to offer a genuinely different experience to their audiences.

This is the second time Motherboard Productions have performed Jean Cocteau’s La Voix Humaine this year.

As part of Lior’s By Request tour, the audience gets the chance to request songs from any of his three studio albums or a cover of, well, just about anything.

The theme of the performance is ritual and more specifically what the work explores is ritual both shared and unique in Australian and Chinese cultures.

In a world of gingham, fairy lights and toys, toys and more toys, lives a slightly quirky but fun family.

The music journeyed through the stuff of life, from the miracle of a pregnant woman, the album’s title track First Seed Ripening, to the invigorating warmth celebrating sun filled beach days in Stuff of Myths.