Oliver Cowen and Eidann Glover's Immersive WHERE YOU WERE Opens This Month
Where You Were runs 16th - 20th October.
Experienced from the comfort of an armchair in Fringe Hub’s smallest space, Where You Were is an immersive and interactive one-on-one, 10- minute exploration of the transformative nature of storytelling.
Created by theatre-makers and performers Oliver Cowen and Eidann Glover, this cozy and concise theatrical experience blends memory, myth and imagination. Featuring original music and poetry, Where You Were gives participants the option to choose their involvement, whether to delve deeper into comfy reminiscence or traverse a distant fable.
Inspired by the works of Bryony Kimmings, Geoff Sobelle, and Wright and Granger, Oliver and Eidann aspire to create a captivating tale, woven with interludes of individual reflection and connection, that celebrates the historic power of stories. Both Oliver and Eidann are seasoned artists, with many years of experience in a wide variety of performance and creation, including comedy, cabaret and theatre.
In Where You Were, you are gently invited to an intimate meander through the worlds of past and possibility, with all the nostalgia and excitement of your favourite bedtime story. Where You Were Dates: 16th -20th October Times: 6pm-9:30pm, every 10 minutes Venue: Festival Hub: The Temple
Videos
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PAW Patrol™ Live! "Race to the Rescue" Margaret Court Arena (8/22-8/23) |
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PAW Patrol™ Live! "Race to the Rescue" MyState Bank Arena (7/25-7/25) |
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In Shadows (Dalam Bayang-Bayang) Northcote Town Hall Arts Centre (6/24-6/28) |
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Magic School with Tim Credible Arrow on Swanston (5/30-7/05) |
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Scandal Viva Melbourne (5/01-4/25)PHOTOS |
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Faulty Towers The Dining Experience Oaks Melbourne on Market Hotel (3/06-12/12) |
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Encore! Songs from the Musicals Regent Theatre (5/28-5/30) |
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Play In A Day: Volpone, Or, The Fox The University of Melbourne (11/18-11/18) |
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Slop by Aviva Endean and Rebecca Jensen Northcote Town Hall Arts Centre (5/13-5/23) |
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Ambition and the Aftermath The University of Melbourne (7/02-7/02) |
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