Having won the NZ Tour Ready Award at the 2022 Adelaide Fringe, Best Dance at the 2021 Hollywood Fringe, multiple 5-star reviews and fresh from a season at the prestigious House of Oz at this year's Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Erin Fowler's wildly popular EGG is coming to the Sydney Fringe for the closing weekend only, with a 3-show season at the Newtown Performing Arts High School.
Single, 32, and with her biological clock ticking, Erin's eggs - according to a Facebook ad - are "dying off." For $15k she could freeze them, but are there other options? Does she even want a child? Is she just buying into social pressures and guilt-laden marketing? By the time she makes a choice, will it already be too late?
EGG is a hilarious, topical, and moving solo work from award-winning performer Erin Fowler (Best Dance, 2019 & Made in Adelaide, 2020), directed by illustrious clown Hew Parham, with sound design by Will Spartalis.
Combining dance, clowning, some bagpipes, a cheeky life-sized egg and a pulsating 80s soundtrack, EGG questions all things fertility and motherhood in a powerful exploration of how we make (and live with) the big decisions in life.
Tickets: $25-28 via https://sydneyfringe.com/events/egg/
Content warnings: Sexual Themes & Contains themes around pregnancy.
Performance accessibility: Sunday 2 Oct (Auslan Interpreted)
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