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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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Justin Shoulder fuses man and machine in post-apocalyptic Carrion
Anyone who has seen Justin Shoulder’s work will know to expect the unexpected. Read about his unforgettably bizarre costumes and imagined post-apocalyptic landscape in The Age article.
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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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A short trailer of Carrion
Watch Justin Shoulder transform into the haunting and beautiful mythical creature that is Carrion.
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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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★★★★ review for LONE
LONE is an intimate and unexpectedly personal reflection of loneliness with remarkable young actors. Read the full ArtsHub review.
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One by one, kids steal the show at LONE
A brave, fascinating and momentous work. Read the full The Australian review on LONE by THE RABBLE & St Martins
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★★★★ from TimeOut Magazine for LONE
TimeOut reviewer Maxim Boon discovered a surreal and whimsical world at LONE by THE RABBLE & St Martins. Read the full review.
Introducing our Artistic Director
We are thrilled to welcome Emily Sexton to Arts House.
Accessible Events at Arts House
We welcome all visitors to Arts House events and we are committed to ensuring that our program is accessible as possible for everyone to enjoy.
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It’s what you make of it
Download the season 1, 2018 program guide and read what Acting Artistic Director Josh Wright has to say about what we can expect for this season.
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