Kai Niezgoda
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Mar 16
FRINGE VISUAL ART – 1:1 – FELTspace – 2K
In 1:1, artist Sara Morawetz brings to life the essay “On the Impossibility of Drawing a Map of the Empire on a Scale of 1 to 1” by Umberto Eco. The gallery space is minimalist, with a giant, crumpled fabric map in the centre, and a screen at the front of the room. In a looping …
Mar 15
FRINGE COMEDY – Anna Log – The Griffins Hotel – 3K
If you like down to earth comedy drawn from everyday life, Anna Log is the comedian for you. She’s quite “underground,” so be warned, you’ll find yourself in a small audience and interacting directly with the artist. The show was more like a comedic conversation with a stranger than a show where the artist talks …
Mar 12
FRINGE VISUAL ART – Patterns of Migration – Nexus Gallery – 3.5K
Exhibition “Patterns of Migration” gives us access to pivotal moments in the life of Haneen Martin. Martin’s work explores her identity and experience as a Malay-Arab Muslim woman living in Australia since the age of eight. From polymer clay work, to hand-stitched and dyed cloth, to old family photos and letters, the artist’s work is a mixture …
Mar 01
FRINGE COMEDY – Becky Brunnings: Beaming – The Piglet at Gluttony – 3K
Becky Brunning is an unassuming comic. In her words, if she were a sandwich, she’d be egg. Largely based around her supposed personal failings and a deep love for food, there’s something relatable in Brunning’s show for anyone who’s failed their driver’s test, been the least attractive friend or attempted Dry July. By Brunning’s own …
Feb 21
FRINGE THEATRE / COMEDY – Once Upon a Pop Star – Treasury Tunnels – 3.5K
Not for the cynic or the kazoo hater, “Once Upon a Pop Star” is one part comedy, one part pop concert, and one part theatre.
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