Hour of the Wolf sits somewhere between 90s thriller/teenage sitcom and modern-day escape room.
No rest for the wicked – these four people must be some of the hardest-working artists at the Melbourne Fringe.
It’s eye catching but assaulting, dialed up to one hundred at pretty much all times.
When it’s really focused, the storytelling power of dance is alight. There are so many gems within the busy whole.
Part burlesque, part circus, part slapstick and all talent, the four acrobats that make up the cast are positively divine as they fly through air and achieve impossible feats of strength, all with their signature comedic flair.
They say it takes a village to raise a child – it also takes a whole artistic community to shape a dancer to the highest echelons of success.
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