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Samuel Addison as Andre. Photo: John Congear A man holds a paper cut of a bird, as though it was a real bird perched on his hand. He seems to be talking to it, Hope found between nostalgia and dystopia

Reviews

Hope found between nostalgia and dystopia

7 December 2022

A sweet meditation on the power of home and the need for change makes for welcome viewing, despite some shortcomings, writes Claire Trolio.

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.

Gabriella Munro as May and Sally Clune as Cousin. Photo: Susie Blatchford. Gabriella Munro as May and Sally Clune as Cousin. Photo: Susie Blatchford. A deep dive into the heart of darkness

Reviews

A deep dive into the heart of darkness

15 July 2019

Review: Feet First Collective, S-27 ⋅ Fremantle Arts Centre ⋅ Review by Steven Cohen ⋅ There’s something about dystopian reality that bites, that shakes and shudders …

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Event

Theatre: S-27

11 June 2019

12 – 21 July @ Fremantle Arts Centre · Presented by Feet First Collective · Feet First Collective presents the WA premiere of S-27 by Sarah …

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Hope found between nostalgia and dystopia

An Australian take on the Underworld

A deep dive into the heart of darkness

Theatre: S-27

Seesaw Magazine acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands on which we work and live, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar Nation. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.
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