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Carrion
Justin Shoulder
The Naked Self
Michele Lee & Tanya Dickson
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Magnificent mutancy
Read the Realtime review of Carrion by Justin Shoulder that was presented at Carriageworks as part of Liveworks 2017.
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Experience being alone
What cures loneliness? Co-creator of LONE Emma Valente from THE RABBLE, chats with Theatre People about loneliness and collaborating with children to create LONE.
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Keep calm and Carrion
Read the Runway Conversations review on Justin Shoulder’s Carrion that refers to this performance as “a transcendental experience”.
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A costume of bones
Read more about Justin Shoulder’s practice and why and how Carrion was born in his discussion with Art Guide Australia.
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An interview with Justin Shoulder
What would the future look like without art? In this interview with Ella Tarlton from Melbourne Critique, Justin Shoulder reflects on the link between animality, his body and technology.
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The composer of Carrion
Listen to Corin Ileto whose musical score drives emotion throughout Carrion in big, vivid strokes.
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Audio selfies
Listen to a collection of the audio portraits of strangers, who reveal the stories and the secrets of their bodies for The Naked Self by Michelle Lee & Tanya Dickson.
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Watch excerpts from Carrion
Watch Justin Shoulder transform into the haunting and beautiful mythical creature that is Carrion.
Accessible Events at Arts House
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It’s what you make of it
Acting Artistic Director Josh Wright gives us an insight into what we can expect for season 1, 2018.
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