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'Children love to play with shadows. They are mysterious and magical and can do amazing things.
'But making friends with your shadow can be a tricky business. There are things to sort out, negotiations to be made, frustrations to be overcome, problems to solve, adventures to be had and laughter to be shared.
'Me and My Shadow is presented in the form of a visual poem for children. The show tells its story using the languages of paper, light, shadow, colour, water, music, sound and words. With fantastical imagery, quirky physical performances and an intriguing score, Me and My Shadow, seeks to ignite the imaginations of 4-8 year olds in a poetical experience that explores the frustrations and joys of friendship.'
Source: Patch Theatre Company website, http://www.patchtheatre.org.au/
Sighted: 02/08/2011
'But making friends with your shadow can be a tricky business. There are things to sort out, negotiations to be made, frustrations to be overcome, problems to solve, adventures to be had and laughter to be shared.
'Me and My Shadow is presented in the form of a visual poem for children. The show tells its story using the languages of paper, light, shadow, colour, water, music, sound and words. With fantastical imagery, quirky physical performances and an intriguing score, Me and My Shadow, seeks to ignite the imaginations of 4-8 year olds in a poetical experience that explores the frustrations and joys of friendship.'
Source: Patch Theatre Company website, http://www.patchtheatre.org.au/
Sighted: 02/08/2011
Production Details
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First produced by Patch Theatre at the Playhouse, Sydney Opera House, 5-8 April 2011, followed by a 'Kids at the House' Holiday Season production, 9-10 and 12-17 April 2011.
A further production was staged at the Fairfax Studios, Victorian Arts Centre, Melbourne, 17-21 May 2011.
Composer: Zoë Barry.
Lighting and Set Designer: Geoff Cobham.
Remount Director: Naomi Edwards.
Cast: Sarah Brokensha and Nathan O'Keefe.
Stage Manager: Bob Weatherly.
Produced by Patch Theatre Company at Riverside Theatre, Parramatta, 12 -14 June 2019.
Collaboratively produced by Zoë Barry, Dave Brown, Geoff Cobham, Roz Hervey, Nathan O’Keefe, Astrid Pill, and Bob Weatherly.
Composer: Zoë Barry.
Lighting and Set Designer: Geoff Cobham
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Australia Takes Centre Stage at International Performing Arts Youth Showcase Two Thousand and Thirteen
2013-
single work
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— Appears in: Artery [2013- ] 2013-; -
Light Shed on Shadows
2012
single work
review
— Appears in: The Courier-Mail , 6 June 2012; (p. 66)
— Review of Me and My Shadow 2011 single work drama
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Light Shed on Shadows
2012
single work
review
— Appears in: The Courier-Mail , 6 June 2012; (p. 66)
— Review of Me and My Shadow 2011 single work drama -
Australia Takes Centre Stage at International Performing Arts Youth Showcase Two Thousand and Thirteen
2013-
single work
column
— Appears in: Artery [2013- ] 2013-;
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