Floral Peroxide
Earning multiple ★★★★★ reviews, and selling out their debut season!
AWARDED The Graham F Smith Peace Foundation Award, 2019!
Don't miss SA Poetry Slam Champion, 2016, Alison Paradoxx and Sound Designer, 5000AD, in a dynamic live display of spoken word, electronic soundscapes, movement, and visual art . 'Floral Peroxide' is an empowering exploration of the paradoxes of disability, and the societal desire to 'fix' the broken self.
★★★★★ “What I have just witnessed is by far the best show I have seen at the 2019 Fringe yet” Tulpa magazine
Open Captions by Ian Gibbins
Tactile Tours available - Bookings essential via alisonparadoxx@gmail.com
Costumes by Angelique Joy
THIS IS AN ACCESSIBLE EVENT.
CW: Contains themes - disability, congenital disease, surgery, anorexia
Presented by: ALISON PARADOXX and 5000AD
Alison Paradoxx is an Award-winning Performance Poet, Producer, Event Host, and State Poetry Slam Champion. Representing the state at the National Poetry Slam at The Sydney Opera House in 2016, Alison has featured for a variety of literary performance bodies all over SA, and been involved in numerous collaborative projects statewide. A stoic survivor of childhood burns, surgeries, scoliosis, eating disorder, and congenital disease, Alison’s work addresses issues of accessibility and diversity, and sparks debate on how we, as a society view physical, and mental disability. Her first solo production, 'Floral Peroxide', received The Graham F Smith Peace Foundation Award for Adelaide Fringe 2019, and was awarded funding to show at Melbourne's 'Butterfly Club.' Don't miss it in 2020!Suitability & warnings
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Contains themes involving disability, congenital disease, surgery, and anorexia.
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Presented by: ALISON PARADOXX and 5000AD
Alison Paradoxx is an Award-winning Performance Poet, Producer, Event Host, and State Poetry Slam Champion. Representing the state at the National Poetry Slam at The Sydney Opera House in 2016, Alison has featured for a variety of literary performance bodies all over SA, and been involved in numerous collaborative projects statewide. A stoic survivor of childhood burns, surgeries, scoliosis, eating disorder, and congenital disease, Alison’s work addresses issues of accessibility and diversity, and sparks debate on how we, as a society view physical, and mental disability. Her first solo production, 'Floral Peroxide', received The Graham F Smith Peace Foundation Award for Adelaide Fringe 2019, and was awarded funding to show at Melbourne's 'Butterfly Club.' Don't miss it in 2020!Social media
