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

A girl with roots growing from her feet and branches growing from her torso. A cyanotype print.
Jack is sat onstage behind musical equipment: a mic, keyboard and synths.
Casey and Jack stand on a wide staircase in an old building, they are staring directly into the camera.

The Quiet Earth Beneath

An earthy, delicate, & devastating concept album about things that vanish; a strange, rich, & lyrical exploration of the liminal & the unseen.

A new collaboration between Casey Jay Andrews (Punchdrunk) & Jack Brett (Sleep Walking Animals), fusing lyrical, narrative poetry with live music & experiments in sound. Exploring traditional folklore & urban legends that tell tales of disappearance, seeking stories where beauty & dread coexist.

“Into the underland we have long placed that which we fear and wish to lose, & that which we love and wish to save” Robert Macfarlane

Previous work:

WINNER Best Theatre Adelaide Fringe '23 “A Place That Belongs to Monsters”

WINNER Fringe First Award '18 “The Archive of Educated Hearts”

Lyn Gardner’s Picks of EdFringe '23

The Stage Best Shows of the Year '23

Presented by: Casey Jay Andrews, Jack Brett & Joanne Hartstone

Casey Jay Andrews is a multi-award winning writer, designer and theatre-maker.
Jack Brett is a multi-instrumentalist, fine artist and founding member of 'Sleep Walking Animals'.

Casey & Jack collaborated on "Oh My Heart, Oh My Home" which enjoyed a sell-out run in Edinburgh 2023 and recently transferred to Washington DC.
As a Writer Casey won a Fringe First Award for her play "The Archive of Educated Hearts" at the 2018 Edinburgh Festival Fringe, and 2023 Adelaide Fringe Best Theatre Award for "A Place That Belongs To Monsters". ​Casey is Designer of Punchdrunk's "Viola's Room", & Assistant Head of Design on Punchdrunk's "The Burnt City".

Sleep Walking Animals craft a unique brand of alt-folk; their music is a tapestry of intricate melodies, heartfelt lyrics, & a palpable sense of unity.

Theatre and Physical Theatre • Spoken Word
United Kingdom • World Premiere
 
Fringe Fund Recipient

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    This show is so utterly sublime and engaging... bravery, finesse, and impeccable timing, performed by an artist who does not miss a beat - On The Record

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    This show is so utterly sublime and engaging... bravery, finesse, and impeccable timing, performed by an artist who does not miss a beat - On The Record

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