Kook
A comical feast of visual music absurdities. Surreal & just plain stupid, it plays with our dark, our light and our overblown ego through theatrical, musical and physical pieces, that draw upon the questions 'what unites us & what separates us?' Collaborating with award winning visual artist extraordinare Ray Harris, we experiment with illustrations and play with our projections. We dance with the shadow, sing with the dark, absurd ego talk, Patti Smith spark, of musical humour, live visual effects, varied sketches of human aspects, with light and shade and whacked out dismay, of original song, of covered tunes with a cracked view, skewed for you, to peek through. Physical & musical humour at its best.
Presented by: Jo Zealand
You’ve seen her as ‘OzRockChick’ Adelaide Cabaret Festival, ‘Shawanna’ at Bogan Bingo, ‘Joylene-Trish’ Fringe Bus Tours & ‘Our Bits’ ,‘JoJo Boogie’ Gurududu Disco Walking Tours, guitarist/vocalist/songwriter “The BandShe’ and various bands around town, plus a plethora of comic characters at events and festivals, internationally and nationally since 1994. Nominated for Fringe innovation award and green room award for cabaret ensemble, Jo has created over 40 theatre works, tonnes of comic pieces/duos/performances and more than 10 short films/screen works. Prolific in her output, Jo crafts works that explore the human condition through her love of music, comedy and dance/physical theatre. Founding member of Restless Dance Company & Slack Taxi Physical theatre and AD of No Strings Attached.
Sessions
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1 Venue
The Breakout at The Mill
The Mill Adelaide, 154 Angas St, Adelaide, Kaurna
Entrance to The Mill during Adelaide Fringe is via our Angas Street galleries.
- Step-free mobility aid access through the main entrance with an accessible bathroom.
- Venue is 18+ but minors may attend with a parent or legal guardian
Suitability & Warnings
Accessibility
- High Visual Content
- Suitable for audiences who may not have a comprehensive understanding of the English language