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See all Fringe Binge eventsPresented by: Cross Encounters
Produced by: Olivia Wang
About Cross Encounters
Cross Encounters is a performing arts company dedicated to creating innovative intercultural theatrical and artistic productions. It is the first independent non-profit performing arts organisation in Melbourne with a particular focus on the exchange and communication between Chinese and Australian theatre, particularly physical theatre. By combining the best of the Australian and Asian performing arts sectors, it leads and fosters mutual conversations, partnerships, as well as networking and exchange opportunities between artists and audiences. The group was the recipient of Victorian Multicultural Award for Excellence in Arts 2021.
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Sunday, 22 October 2023 |
3:00pm |
The MC Showroom - The Showroom |
Past Event |
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