Adelaide Fringe 2020
No.33
Step inside No.33 and experience a journey of mystery and intrigue. Immerse
yourself in the curious worlds that magically unfold around you, discover
the secrets that dance in the shadows and see if you can piece together
what happened here...
Don't miss this unusual sensory experience that audiences have described as
"Just the most beautifully creative and artistic piece of storytelling you may ever witness. A unique experience"
"An extraordinary journey with surprises and connection so beautifully delivered"
"Magnificent. Incredibly immersive and wonderfully put together"
"An incredible, enchanting, and stunning experience"
"Fascinating and intriguing. Beautifully done"
"Incredible beyond words"
"Heartachingly beautiful"
"Very impressive"
"Mind blowing"
"Amazing"
"Brilliant"
Don't miss this unusual sensory experience that audiences have described as
"Just the most beautifully creative and artistic piece of storytelling you may ever witness. A unique experience"
"An extraordinary journey with surprises and connection so beautifully delivered"
"Magnificent. Incredibly immersive and wonderfully put together"
"An incredible, enchanting, and stunning experience"
"Fascinating and intriguing. Beautifully done"
"Incredible beyond words"
"Heartachingly beautiful"
"Very impressive"
"Mind blowing"
"Amazing"
"Brilliant"
Presented by: nthspace Adelaide & RAWcollective
RAWcollective, est. 2002 are honoured to have been chosen as one of the AFF artist fund recipients for 2020. RAW comprises a diverse group of creatives dedicated to collaborative arts practice and the development of immersive multi-artform theatre experiences that aim to tell women’s stories and encourage self reflection and growth. Brigitte Jarvis and Ru Atma are the key creatives behind No.33 and they have been making work together since 2014 on the Mornington Peninsula. Their work has empathy at its core and is highly emotive and relatable. Frankston Arts Centre have been their champion of support since 2015, co-presenting 3 works & providing them with unwavering development support through funding from local, state and federal government. The Rabble Theatre were their mentors for No.33, which premiered at Frankston Arts Centre in 2019.Suitability & warnings
Content rating:
M
Family friendly:
Yes
Presenter
Presented by: nthspace Adelaide & RAWcollective
RAWcollective, est. 2002 are honoured to have been chosen as one of the AFF artist fund recipients for 2020. RAW comprises a diverse group of creatives dedicated to collaborative arts practice and the development of immersive multi-artform theatre experiences that aim to tell women’s stories and encourage self reflection and growth. Brigitte Jarvis and Ru Atma are the key creatives behind No.33 and they have been making work together since 2014 on the Mornington Peninsula. Their work has empathy at its core and is highly emotive and relatable. Frankston Arts Centre have been their champion of support since 2015, co-presenting 3 works & providing them with unwavering development support through funding from local, state and federal government. The Rabble Theatre were their mentors for No.33, which premiered at Frankston Arts Centre in 2019.Social media
