This show belongs to the Adelaide Fringe 2025 season. This season is now over.

A person with blonde mid-length hair and black glasses is wearing a black teeshirt. They have one hand cluched on their heart and their hair is flowing back making them appear to be in mid-movement. They background is black.
A person in a dark grey jacket, black glasses and a long beard is standing side on on a stage reaching up with both hands towards the light.
A person sitting on the floor with a black dress and long cream coloured silk gloves is delicately holding a long piece of red string in both hands. The background is black with red lighting.

CANCELLED - Heart Strings

A physical theatre performance that will pull at audiences’ heart strings.

Inspired by the vulnerability we expose ourselves to through love, this beautiful and immersive work explores love in all its forms and the associated themes of courage and risk.  ‘Heart Strings’ will take audiences on an emotional journey exploring love through the metaphor of the red string of fate – the theory that we are all connected to the people that we are destined to meet throughout our lives.

The production features original music by composer Ciaran Frame which is triggered live in response to the artists' movements and gestures.  Using spatial sound and different musical controllers it creates an ever-changing soundtrack to the show exploring the relationship between movement, sound, and light. 

 

Presented by: BoilOver Performance Ensemble

Victorian-based BoilOver Performance Ensemble is one of Australia's leading inclusive physical theatre companies that push boundaries, challenge perceptions and actively promote and advocate for the right of equal access and high-level artistic contributions disabled artists make to a thriving and diverse contemporary performing arts landscape in Australia.

BoilOver's bold, captivating and unapologetic performances do not so much focus on political themes of disability however, through their impressive physicality, performance skills, and expression, they grapple with very human and universal themes and concepts the artists experience equally like anyone else. This earns them the reputation for making incredibly memorable, moving, and unique performances that are universally reflective.

Theatre and Physical Theatre • Contemporary
Victoria • SA Premiere
 
d/Deaf and/or Lived Experience of Disability Shows