The ensemble of 'This Machine Kills Fascists', dancing in the choreography.
The ensemble of 'This Machine Kills Fascists', singing and dancing to an empowering song about the fight for human rights.
Cast member of 'This Machine Kills Fascists', portraying the scene where Woody Guthrie's mother set fire on his sister Clara.

This Machine Kills Fascists

A stage spectacle inspired by the life and work of Woody Guthrie, the legendary American folk singer who inspired Bob Dylan.

Harsh, honest, and direct. A protest-song dressed in a theatrical form, championing anti-racism, equality and resistance to fascism.

Guthrie has never been known to compromise. His constant conflicts with the possible things of this world come alive on stage - politicians, big corporations, guardians of the "American dream". It was in this fight, led not by a rifle, but by a guitar, that his famous motto was born: this machine kills fascists.

This is no nostalgic trip, it is a compelling indictment of the rich and the powerful as relevant today as it was in the 1960s - in music, politics, society, and the fight for ordinary people's rights.

Theatre and Physical Theatre • Drama
Victoria • SA Premiere
 
Fri, 06 Mar - Sat, 07 Mar
 
75 min
 
Star Theatre Two at Star Theatres
 
PG (5 Warnings)
 
$20 to $25
 
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