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SISA-SISA, a double bill of solo works by Alfa O'sullivan and Murtala, comes to Komunitas Salihara Arts Centre, Indonesia this October. Grounded in Indonesian culture and set to an original score by Gondrong Gunarto. Both works circle the same question: what traces remain when we endure the unendurable?⁠ ⁠ Murtala's Gelumbang Raya draws on his months as a volunteer in the aftermath of the 2004 Aceh tsunami, pulling bodies from the earth. Movement and story become a way of transforming that trauma, migration and resilience into a shared act of remembrance and belonging.⁠ ⁠ Alfira's Jejak & Bisik breaks the silence around fertility, perimenopause and the changing female body, drawn from her own experience as woman, mother and ageing dancer. Through body percussion, song, spoken word and culturally rooted movement, private memory becomes collective ritual.⁠ ⁠ 📍 Komunitas Salihara Arts Centre, Indonesia⁠ 📅 October 2026⁠ ⁠ 📷 Victor Frankowski by @insitearts
Two acclaimed solo works from Fleur Elise Noble land at QUAD Theatre, Seoul, as part of Seoul International Arts Festival - ‘2-Dimensional Life of Her’ and ‘ROOMAN’, presented as a double bill.⁠ ⁠ Each production took five years to build, and each has since travelled the world, touring extensively across Australia and beyond. Seen together, they trace Noble's distinctive approach to performance-making, moving between drawing, animation, puppetry, projection and paper.⁠ ⁠ In ROOMAN, a giant 3D paper set becomes the stage for entire animated universes - somewhere between a low-tech hologram and a high-tech pop-up book. It's a visual-musical journey about following your dreams, wherever that leads, and it doesn't shy away from both the heart-warming and the heart-breaking.⁠ ⁠ 2-Dimensional Life of Her is set inside an artist's studio, where the line between still and moving, flat and dimensional, starts to dissolve. Her drawings take on a life of their own, drifting across surfaces and slipping in and out of three dimensions, until the artist can no longer contain what she's created.⁠ ⁠ 📍 QUAD Theatre, Seoul⁠ 📅 4–7 October 2026⁠ 📷 Bryony Jackson, Poncho Hawkes and Jamie Williams⁠ ⁠ Generously supported by the South Australian Government through Create SA, and the Australian Federal Government through Creative Australia. by @insitearts
Carrion is heading to Yogyakarta, Indonesia!⁠ ⁠ Justin Talplacido Shoulder's magnetic new solo work introduces Carrion - a post-human spectre, shapeshifting between forms and languages. As our destructive grip on the planet rewrites the laws of nature, the work asks what it even means to be human anymore.⁠ ⁠ Presented by Papermoon Puppet Theatre as part of Pesta Boneka, Yogyakarta's international puppet biennale.⁠ ⁠ This tour is supported by funding through Creative Australia, the Australian Government's principal Arts Advisory and Investment body.⁠ ⁠ 📍 Papermoon Puppet Theatre, Yogyakarta, Indonesia⁠ 📅 9–13 October 2026⁠ 📷 Alex Davies by @insitearts
The double-bill of two stunning solo works by Alfa O'sullivan and Murtala, SISA-SISA, is being presented at Komunitas Salihara Arts Centre this October.⁠ ⁠ Grounded in Indonesian culture, thrumming with an original score by Gondrong Gunarto, these works ask: what traces remain when we endure the unendurable?⁠ ⁠ In Gelumbang Raya, Murtala retraces his time as a volunteer in the aftermath of the 2004 Aceh tsunami, where he spent months pulling bodies from the earth. Through movement and story, he transforms trauma, migration and resilience into a shared act of remembrance and belonging.⁠ ⁠ In Jejak & Bisik, Alfira alchemises cultural silences around fertility, perimenopause and the shifting female body, exploring the realities as woman, mother, and ageing dancer. Weaving body percussion, soulful song, spoken word and culturally informed movement, she turns private memory into collective ritual.⁠ ⁠ 📍 Komunitas Salihara Arts Centre⁠ 📅 October 2026⁠ ⁠ 📷 Victor Frankowski by @insitearts
Seoul International Arts Festival brings a double bill of Fleur Elise Noble's visual-theatre masterpieces: '2-Dimensional Life of Her' and 'ROOMAN'.⁠ ⁠ Fleur's two major solo works were each five years in the making, before touring extensively across Australia and around the globe. This special double bill highlights Noble's singular approach to performance-making, blending drawing, animation, puppetry, projection and paper into one seamless craft.⁠ ⁠ In ROOMAN, Noble uses a variety of visual techniques to tell this story, predominantly through puppet work, illustration and projections onto a moving paper set. ⁠ ⁠ "The detail in all these is incredibly intricate and adds arresting layers to the two worlds being presented on stage, from the black and white corporate world our protagonist is stuck in, to the more coloured and fantastical world of her imagination. With the only glimmer of happiness she finds is in her dreams, where she meets and falls in love with a ROOMAN (a half-man-half-kangaroo), she becomes more entranced by her fantasy life and begins to gradually slip away from reality". - My Melbourne Arts.⁠ ⁠ This presentation is generously supported by the South Australian Government through Create SA, and the Australian Federal Government through Creative Australia.⁠ ⁠ 📍 QUAD Theatre, Seoul⁠ 📅 4-7 October 2026⁠ ⁠ 📷️: Bryony Jackson and Ponch Hawkes⁠ by @insitearts
Seoul International Arts Festival is bringing Fleur Elise Noble's visual-theatre double bill to QUAD Theatre - ‘2-Dimensional Life of Her’ and ‘ROOMAN’.⁠ ⁠ Both major solo works took five years to create, and have since toured across Australia and the world. Together this double bill is a showcase of Noble's practice of blending drawing, animation, puppetry with projection and paper.⁠ ⁠ "ROOMAN in an unforgettable blend of mixed media seamlessly coming together to tell a universal story involving adventure, strong emotions and following one's dreams by waking up to the world around us." - My Melbourne Arts⁠ ⁠ 📍 QUAD Theatre, Seoul⁠ 📅 4–7 October 2026⁠ 📷: Bryony Jackson, Ponch Hawkes and Jamie Williams⁠ ⁠ Generously supported by the South Australian Government through Create SA, and the Australian Federal Government through Creative Australia. by @insitearts
2 Dimensional Life of Her by Fleur Elise Noble is coming to Ashton Community Memorial Hall for a limited season from 6 - 8 August 2026.⁠ Winner of the 2013 Bessie Award for Outstanding Visual Design (New York) and performed internationally throughout New York, London and Europe, 2 Dimensional Life of Her combines drawing, animation, puppetry and projection to create an imaginative theatrical experience unlike anything else.⁠ ⁠ Suitable for children, families and adults alike, the performance celebrates creativity, storytelling and the limitless possibilities of imagination. It's one of those rare productions that captivates audiences of all ages and sparks conversations long after the curtain falls.⁠ ⁠ This special season marks the first time 2 Dimensional Life of Her has been performed in 13 years, and comes to Adelaide ahead of our tour to Seoul in October 2026. ⁠ ⁠ This presentation is generously supported by the South Australian Government through Create SA, and the Australian Federal Government through Creative Australia. ⁠ ⁠ 📍 Ashton Community Memorial Hall⁠ 📅 6 -8 August 2026⁠ 🕦 Friday 7th August - 10am, 11:30am, 2pm & 6pm; Saturday 8th August - 2pm⁠ ⁠ 🎟️ More information / Bookings:⁠ https://events.humanitix.com/2-dimensional-life-of-her⁠ ⁠ 📷️: Jamie Williams and Ponch Hawkes⁠ by @insitearts
In April 2026, The Durga Chronicles, an internationally acclaimed immersive performing arts production from Australia, made its India premiere at G5A, Mumbai, in partnership with the Australian Consulate-General, Mumbai. Conceived by Dr. Priya Srinivasan, Director of Sangam (Melbourne), with music by composer and Carnatic vocalist Uthra Vijay (Director of Keerthana Music School, Melbourne), the production was brought to life in collaboration with a remarkable ensemble of Mumbai-based artists. Presented through a powerful blend of dance, music, storytelling and visual design, the production is a moving exploration of women’s empowerment, resilience and resistance to gender-based violence. The Mumbai premiere created a shared space for reflection and dialogue, reaffirming the power of the arts to engage with urgent social issues. The programme was received with immense warmth and appreciation, resonating deeply with audiences and inspiring honest conversations. The Australian High Commissioner to India delivered the opening remarks, underscoring the significance of the production and the cultural partnership between Australia and India. The Durga Chronicles Mumbai presentation was jointly produced by ArtSpire, Insite Arts, and Sangam, with the support of the Australian Consulate-General, Mumbai, and Creative Australia. The work was originally presented at Artshouse and Bunjil Place in collaboration with Philipa Rothfield @philiparothfield , Hari Sivanesan @the_veena_man , Govin Ruben, Marcus Salvagno @marcussalvagno, Keerthana women’s choir, @kalarihealing and @priyadarsinigovind and Veronica Pardo [durga chronicles, production, contemporary, dance, music, 2026, mumbai, art, classical] by @insitearts
Two shows done, four more to go this weekend! Luke Currie-Richardson from Saltbush shared a little about the show during their warm-up today at Bunjil Place. Don’t miss this beautiful, unforgettable theatrical adventure. Shows 11am and 1pm on Saturday and Sunday 27 & 28 June. 🎟️ Book now: https://bit.ly/BP-Saltbush-26 or via the Bunjil Place website. @insitearts #saltbush #bunjilplace #interactive @balaluke by @insitearts
★★★★★ “A superb theatrical adventure” – The Age Congratulations to Carly Sheppard and Alisdair Macindoe on a sold-out season of The Shepherds! We were honoured to present this incredible dance work with RISING as part of the inaugural Australian Dance Biennale. Thank you to Carly and Alisdair, alongside the entire creative team who brought this show to life. [Image Credit: Tiffany Garvie ID 1: Two performers are wearing stilts, long white robes and sheep masks. They’re each holding a staff. ID 2: Two performers are standing on stage with a large carcass hanging behind them and a grassy knoll on the ground in front.] by @insitearts
A dark and comedic dance work starring two lost sheep in a slaughter paddock, out to remake Australian mythmaking. Presented with RISING, The Shepherds by Carly Sheppard and Alisdair Macindoe opens tonight as part of the inaugural Australian Dance Biennale! Limited tickets remaining. On now until Sunday at Arts House. [Image Credit: Tiffany Garvie ID 1: A performer stands on stage holding a white flag in front of a red backdrop with a circle illuminated. ID 2: Two performers are each carrying another performer on their backs, who are looking up towards the ceiling. ID 3: Two performers sit amongst shrubbery looking up to the left of the stage.] by @insitearts
Behind the scenes of The Shepherds, a dark comedy dance piece, remaking Australian myths one sheep at a time. The Shepherds by Carly Sheppard and Alisdair Macindoe opens next week, presented with @rising.melbourne as part of the inaugural Australian Dance Biennale. Tickets on sale now. #RISINGMelbourne #RISING2026 [Video Description: Rehearsal footage featuring Carly Sheppard and Alisdair Macindoe.] by @insitearts

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