BIOS - INFERA | Amy Vowles, Piper Mae & Beetle Miyela
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BIOS - INFERA | Amy Vowles, Piper Mae & Beetle Miyela

I couldn’t confidently tell you what BIOS - INFERA was strictly ‘about’, aside from the description given by the artists themselves, but I can tell you what it made me feel. The work is patient and meditative, never feeling like it has to speed up to match pace with modern attention spans. I was reminded of my experiences growing up backing onto bushland, walking barefoot surrounded by birdsong and the breathing of trees. I haven’t felt quite so small in a long time, and BIOS - INFERA gave me the same feeling of cosmic insignificance in the best way.

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FUSE | Anabella Gregory
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FUSE | Anabella Gregory

As an exploration of ‘why do we gravitate towards certain people,’ FUSE presents audiences with several chapters or movements that illustrate moments of connection, provoking reflection about the nature of family, friendship, and partnership. While the five performers each have their moment at centre stage, I found the interactions between the cast to be most compelling, which is unsurprising for a show that explores how ‘we are emotionally wired to connect.’

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