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  • A dancer leaps across a blackened space wearing red underwear with their face obscured by brightly coloured yarn that flies across the image.
    Genre: Dance & Physical Theatre
    Almost Gone
    Wayfinder
    An Exhilarating Explosion of Heart.
    • Presented by Dancenorth Australia
    • Dates 25 - 26 Oct (55mins)
    • Venue Geelong Arts Centre - The Story House
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  • An illustration featuring a werewolf peering through columns of colour and towering over civilians, set against a starry night.
    Genre: Theatre
    Werewolf
    A political-thriller from iconoclast writer Van Badham and acclaimed director Gary Abrahams.
    • Written by Van Badham
    • Dates 16 - 26 Oct (105mins)
    • Venue Arts Centre Melbourne - The Show Room
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  • The image depicts a cartoon-style scene with three comedians on stage, each representing a different religion. On the left, a comedian is wearing a kippah and tallit, representing Judaism. In the middle, a comedian is wearing a priest's collar with a cross, representing Christianity. On the right, a comedian is wearing a kufi and traditional attire, representing Islam. All three comedians are holding microphones and laughing, creating an atmosphere of joy and camaraderie. The stage is vibrant and warmly lit, enhancing the sense of unity and shared happiness. In the foreground, the audience is dressed casually and is also laughing, symbolizing inclusivity and the universal power of comedy. The overall scene emphasizes the message that humour can bring people together, regardless of their religious backgrounds.
    Genre: Comedy
    Comedians Without Borders
    Discover Comedians Without Borders: A trio uniting through laughter, transcending race and religion.
    • Created and Performed by Jimmy Bilenko
    • Dates 11 - 26 Oct (60mins)
    • Venue Caz Reitop's Dirty Secrets
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  • Tash York wears a red cocktail dress with a gold belt, gold hoops, white gloves and a red scarf in her hair. Her face is painted with drag make up and her expression is excited.
    Genre: Cabaret
    Almost Gone
    Tash York's Happy Hour
    The Trash Queen of Cabaret, Tash York, is determined to find out what makes us happy.
    • Produced by Big Hair Productions
    • Dates 25 - 26 Oct (60mins)
    • Venue Geelong Arts Centre - The Open House
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  • A person is squatting in front of a neutral white background wearing a full unitard covered in blue and purple shiny scales, with bright red socks, black doc-martins and an oversized blazer. Their dark fringe pokes out from under the hood of the unitard and on the ground between their feet is a world globe. They have an frappuccino in their right hand and sip from the straw with a staunch look on their face, eyes to the camera.
    Genre: Theatre
    Lizard People
    A comedy-adventure play about a lizard person with a secret affinity for humankind.
    • Written and Directed by Laura McKenzie
    • Dates 16 - 21 Oct (90mins)
    • Venue Meat Market - Stables
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  • Four colourful greek gods pose on white plinths in a silver sky. The shining sun is coming through behind them. They are all doing acrobatic poses.
    Genre: Circus
    GODZ
    A hedonistic dive head-first into the lives of the ancient Gods of Mount Olympus.
    • Performed by Head First Acrobats
    • Dates 09 - 26 Oct (75mins)
    • Venue Circus Oz
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  • A person with their back to the camera looks at a piece of art on the wall
    Genre: Visual Arts & Film
    Design Fringe
    Set the table for avant-garde innovation at Design Fringe.
    • Presented by Melbourne Fringe and Linden New Art
    • Dates 07 Sep - 24 Nov (300mins)
    • Venue Linden New Art
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