Sweet Child of Mine at The Melbourne Fringe Festival!

Submitted by bron on Thu, 25/08/2011 - 14:43

 

Presented by The Last Tuesday Society and premiering at The 2011 Melbourne Fringe Festival, Sweet Child of Mine is a cross-generational theatre work, featuring performer Bron Batten and her 60 year-old parents live onstage.

 

Providing frank opinions on theatre, Bron's own performance history and things in general, their insights are poignant, earnest and at the same time, painfully hilarious. Asking themselves and and the audience: what exactly is the POINT of art?

 

A mixture of theatre, stand-up, performance art and awkward family function, Sweet Child of Mine will resonate with anyone who has trouble communicating with their family about who they are - or what they do for a living.

 

Come and hear some Dad jokes - direct from the source.

 

Sweet Child of Mine is the second piece in Bron Batten's Guns 'n Roses Trilogy and features original sound design from emerging composer Edward Gould (Next Wave, Attic Erratic, Choir Straits). Presented at Studio 246, Brunswick's newest underground arts venue.

 

A collaboration 27 years in the making- FOUR NIGHTS ONLY.

 

 

'Hysterically funny...' ArtsHub

'Strange and delightful... Let you imagination run wild' Adelaide Advertiser

'Infectious energy... The audience could not get enough' Beat Magazine

 

 

Devised and performed by Bron Batten and her parents, Jim and Linda Batten

Outside Eye: Gerard McCulloch

Sound Design: Edward Gould

 

 

VENUE Studio 246 246A Sydney Rd (Entry via Merri St) Brunswick, Victoria 3056

 

DATES: 28-30 Sept and 1 Oct TIME: 7.30pm (60min)

TICKETS Full: $16.00 Concession: $14.00 Preview: $14.00

TO BOOK click here or call (03) 9660 9666

 

 

More details here: http://bronbatten.com/

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Watch a teaser video here:


This production has been supported by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body and by The Melbourne Fringe Festival Outside Eye Program through Full Tilt at The Arts Centre.

About

 The Last Tuesday Society is a Melbourne based gathering, allowing performers of all styles and persuasions to try out new and exciting pieces of work in the presence of other interested theatre practitioners.

Events are held monthly on the last Tuesday of the month, or whenever it seems like a good idea. Check this website for details.

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