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(W)hole Again

34 Burton St
Darlinghurst NSW 2010
Australia
East Sydney Community and Arts Centre
When
  • Friday 18 September from 7pm to 8pm
  • Saturday 19 September from 7pm to 8pm
Cost

Starting from: $20

Sometimes the best place to find yourself…is up your a**. It’s time to finally feel w(hole) again.

Gogo Bumhole has gotten a little lost. Somewhere between the stage and the nightclub, they’ve gone awry and need to find their way back to themselves. All the way back to where they first became: up their a**. You are invited to pass through the bowel and into the place where the rose bud blooms, as Gogo excavates their soul in front of your very eyes. And don’t worry, it’s really really silly. It’s time to feel w(hole) again.

Lead Artist & Performer Siobhan Gibbs aka Gogo Bumhole. Co-Director & Dramaturg Esther Dougherty. Designer Oli Levi-Malouf.

Dates: 18 Sept, 7:00pm - 8.00pm & 19 Sept, 7:00pm - 8.00pm.

Location: East Sydney Community and Arts Centre (ESCAC). 34 Burton Street, Darlinghurst.

This production is part of The Flying Nun by Brand X, Season 10 'Supply & Demand'.

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