The Heart May Or May Not Go On
Presented by Taylor Nobes:
Have you ever been so f**ked over by life that you have felt as if your heart may not actually go on? Have you ever wondered why so many people are out to get you, only to realise that YOU might actually be the problem?
After a life changing diagnosis Taylor, with the help of Samuel Lau, will reflect on life so far to try and make sense of the chaos through dark comedy, storytelling and original songs.
No one is safe, not even her...
★★★★★ "Nobes as a peformer is a force to be reckoned with" - GWAC (Music & You -2022)
★★★★★ "An incredible and raw depiction of mental health" - GWAC (Does It Please You? 2022)
★★★★ "Taylor's vocal talents captivated me to listen to every line, making me feel emotional." -Mindshare (Does it Please You? 2021)
Presented by: Taylor Nobes
Taylor Nobes is a professionally trained actor, singer & theatre maker and a graduate from Adelaide College of the Arts. Taylor has a passion for creating innovative theatre with elements of music, dark comedy and physical theatre.
Taylor has worked and collaborated with BRINK Productions on The Bridge of San Luis Rey (2021) and performed in FRANK Theatres’ Chameleon (2020-2021).
Taylor’s original work Does It Please You? (2021-2022) was awarded a Best Emerging Artist Award and The Holden Street Theatres Award (ADL Fringe). Taylor’s most recent work MUSIC & YOU (2023) was a recipient of a Best Cabaret award. Taylor is a 2023 recipient of The Mill Adelaides free-range residency to develop her new work "She's Evil".
Taylor most recently toured nationally with Windmill Theatre's "Hiccup".
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Nobes has endearing stage presence and shows great range, from comedy to her poignant role as a singer - (Does it Please You? - 2022) - Steve Davis, Adelaide Show
The original songs, written by Nobes, are charming, and elevated by her phenomenal voice. - (Does it Please You? - 2021) - Sarah Westgarth, Adelaide Theatre Guide
Her vocal talents captivated me to listen to every line, making me feel emotional. - (Does It Please You? - 2021) - Alicia Sullivan, Mindshare
The brilliance of her comedy, powerhouse vocals, outrageous choreography, and heartfelt storytelling is one that is always worth watching. - Michelle Hok, Your Local Hok