Temporary Adults to Make Butterfly Club Debut with LIVE IN THE SHED
Temporary Adults are the sort of people who set alarms to remind themselves to sleep. It may take all three to make one functional adult, but Temporary Adults have been trying really hard at... life. Art they can do, being functional human beings is another matter. Spoken word meets music meets performance.
Sometimes the words respond to the music and sometimes the music is tailored to the words, sometimes strange characters wander out of someone's writing and take the whole thing over. This is what happens when crazy poets share a house.
George O'Hara is a ukulele playing poet pirate ninja electro grunge rock star who fixes everyone's computers. Loran Steinberg is trying to find a place between brutal honesty and total nonsense to write from. Steve Smart is a lanky grey haired poet cliche who has often described himself as 'a Melbourne cartoon character' and isn't really joking.
Temporary Adults: Live in the Shed opens on November 15th and runs for five nights. Bookings recommended as seats are limited.
Temporary Adults: Live in the Shed
Dates: November 15-19, 2017
Time: 7pm (6pm on the 17th- See website for details).
Cost: $32, full price see thebutterflyclub.com for concessions.
Facebook page Temporary Adults
Venue: The Butterfly Club, 5 Carson Place, Melbourne
Tickets: thebutterflyclub.com
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