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AVAILABILITY 7 May - 29 June 2018 TARGET AUDIENCE Families, primary schools, holiday groups, seniors, groups with foreign language background, kids and adults who like to invent things and puppetry lovers CONSIDERATIONS Specially school-tailored educational workshops VENUE TO PROVIDE Stage min (w, d, h): 8 x 6.5 x 2.7m General power Dressing room Black out/darkening of venue required APRA casual license for house music Floor must be even, no soft carpet. PERFORMANCE FEE Standard Fee: $3,225 + GST Lotterywest Audience Development Grant Recipient: $3,710 + GST ROYALTIES Nil DURATION 60 minutes (no interval) 20 minute Q&A post-show BUMP IN / BUMP OUT 1.5 hours / 1.5 hours LOOSE ENDS Jens Altheimer Tie up some ‘Loose Ends’ when an adventurous one-man show full of groovy gadgets, playful puppets, skillful clowning and stunning surprises comes to your venue. ‘Loose Ends’ combines wacky and impressive custom-built contraptions, puppetry, circus, shadow projection and music. It tells the story of a man who is struggling to cope with the world outside his door. Alone in his secluded universe, he creates a friend - to find himself quickly mixed up in the emotions of friendship, betrayal, loyalty and jealousy. Can he finally face his fears, make some meaningful connections and create genuine friendship? Built from hard rubbish and op-shop treasures, ‘Loose Ends’ is a celebration of the capricious and full of unexpected situations, set in a whimsical world of half-mechanised thingamabobs and headstrong puppets. WORKSHOPS Chain reaction building – Participants work in small teams to create a chain reaction installation out of recycled components. Tinkering – Children will learn different circus skills in ball juggling, plate manipulation, stick balancing and tight wire walking. Clowning and circus – A playful introduction into fining your funny bone on stage. PRODUCER CONTACT Jens Altheimer [email protected] 0419 031 021 FOR FURTHER INFO: https://touringselector.com/production/3622/ CHILDRENS / FAMILY / PHYSICAL THEATRE / VISUAL THEATRE
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AVAILABILITY7 May - 29 June 2018
TARGET AUDIENCEFamilies, primary schools, holiday groups, seniors, groups with foreign language background, kids and adults who like to invent things and puppetry lovers
CONSIDERATIONSSpecially school-tailored educational workshops
VENUE TO PROVIDEStage min (w, d, h): 8 x 6.5 x 2.7mGeneral power Dressing roomBlack out/darkening of venue requiredAPRA casual license for house musicFloor must be even, no soft carpet.
PERFORMANCE FEEStandard Fee: $3,225 + GSTLotterywest Audience Development Grant Recipient: $3,710 + GST
ROYALTIESNil
DURATION60 minutes (no interval)20 minute Q&A post-show
BUMP IN / BUMP OUT1.5 hours / 1.5 hours
LOOSE ENDSJens Altheimer
Tie up some ‘Loose Ends’ when an adventurous one-man show full of groovy gadgets, playful puppets, skillful clowning and stunning surprises comes to your venue.
‘Loose Ends’ combines wacky and impressive custom-built contraptions, puppetry, circus, shadow
projection and music. It tells the story of a man who is struggling to cope with the world outside
his door. Alone in his secluded universe, he creates a friend - to find himself quickly mixed up in
the emotions of friendship, betrayal, loyalty and jealousy. Can he finally face his fears, make some
meaningful connections and create genuine friendship? Built from hard rubbish and op-shop
treasures, ‘Loose Ends’ is a celebration of the capricious and full of unexpected situations, set in a
whimsical world of half-mechanised thingamabobs and headstrong puppets.
WORKSHOPSChain reaction building – Participants work in small teams to create a chain reaction installation out of
recycled components.
Tinkering – Children will learn different circus skills in ball juggling, plate manipulation, stick balancing
and tight wire walking.
Clowning and circus – A playful introduction into fining your funny bone on stage.
PRODUCER CONTACTJens Altheimer
0419 031 021
FOR FURTHER INFO:https://touringselector.com/production/3622/
CHILDRENS / FAMILY / PHYSICAL THEATRE / VISUAL THEATRE
AVAILABILITY25 May - 7 July 2018
TARGET AUDIENCEListeners of country, rock and roll, folk, gospel, and Johnny Cash fans
CONSIDERATIONSRecommended for 15+ Adult themes
VENUE TO PROVIDEGeneral power Stage min (w, d, h): 3m x 2m x 2.4m Dressing roomAPRA license covered under royalties
PERFORMANCE FEEStandard: $2,230 + GSTLotterywest Audience Development Grant Recipients: $2,565 +: GST
ROYALTIES5%
DURATION75 mins (no interval)
BUMP IN / BUMP OUT3 hours / 2 hours
Monty Cotton, a seasoned performer and musician, woke up one day and realised he could imitate Johnny Cash.
From this point on, Monty has performed as Johnny Cash all around Australia and the UK including
pubs, clubs, arts festivals, mine sites, corporate functions, breakfast radio, morning television and ‘The
Voice’ Australia. ‘A Boy Named Cash - Johnny Cash Tribute Show’ showcases the greatest hits of The
Man In Black as performed by Monty Cotton. It’s a one-man-band alongside a variety of pedals and
instruments. No ordinary solo show - See it to believe it!
WORKSHOPSBeginner workshops in: Chant Medley which brings a group together to explore their music abilities;
Clap Together which allows the group to tune into each other through eye contact, rhythm and focus;
Junk Instruments, and Sound Cloud.
PRODUCER CONTACTJohn Bailey / Alli Pope, Jally Entertainment
0422 492 735
FOR FURTHER INFO:https://touringselector.com/production/3579/
LIVE MUSIC / CABARET
A BOY NAMED CASHJally Entertainment
AVAILABILITY8 October - 24 November 2018
TARGET AUDIENCEIndigenous communities; mainstream comedy audiences. Comedy Roadshow audiencesShow is structured to build a dinner and show offering around the two acts
CONSIDERATIONSRecommended for 15+Some coarse language and adult themes
VENUE TO PROVIDEStage min (w, d): 4 x 2m 3 general power outletsDressing room - a separate quiet space if possibleAPRA casual license
PERFORMANCE FEEStandard $3,990+GST Lotterywest Audience Development Grant Recipients $4,590
ROYALTIESNil
DURATION70 minutes (plus interval)
BUMP IN / BUMP OUT4 hours / 1.5 hours
Wagga comedian Dane Simpson was the breakout star of the 2016 Aboriginal Comedy Allstars, cracking up the countryside in 55 destinations over 4 months, amidst selling out shows at the Melbourne Comedy Festival.
In ‘Aborigi-LOL’ Dane hits the road again with his muso mate, Dane Kennedy. Dane (Kennedy) boasts
influences such as Ben Harper and Sam Cooke, and has appeared on ‘The X Factor’ as well as gigging
solidly in the Riverina region. It’s a highly engaging, highly approachable variety night for two sparkling,
emerging Indigenous talents.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT INITIATIVEA community meet ‘n’ greet, flash mob and viral marketing opportunity. This activity is designed to
give communities a sense of ownership of the event, encourage a personal connection to the touring
party, support publicity and marketing, be a platform where communities can customise their own
unique experience, and be lots of unusual fun.
PRODUCER CONTACTToby Sullivan, Dirty Work Comedy Pty Ltd
0408 033 251
FOR FURTHER INFO:https://touringselector.com/production/3624
COMEDY / LIVE MUSIC / CABARET
DANE SIMPSON - ABORIGI-LOL Dirty Work Comedy
PHYSICAL THEATRE / CHILDRENS / COMEDY / FAMILY / VISUAL THEATRE
AVAILABILITY6 May - 29 June 2019
TARGET AUDIENCEFamilies with children and teenagers, and people of all ages and backgrounds
VENUE TO PROVIDE3 general power outlets (stage centre)Stage min (w, d, h): 5m x 5m x 5mDressing roomEven level surfaceIndoor or outdoorAPRA casual license
PERFORMANCE FEEStandard: $2,550+GSTLotterywest Audience Development Grant Recipient: $2,935 +GST
ROYALTIESNil
DURATION60 minutes (no interval)
BUMP IN / BUMP OUT2.5 hours / 1.5 hours
This internationally award-winning performance features high energy circus stunts mixed with laugh out loud comedy that is great for children and even better for adults!
The show features Tarrabelle & Rusty, a loving husband and wife duo who have been together for 10
very happy years. They work their way through myriad circus stunts including whip-cracking, hand-
balancing, fire juggling, ball juggling, hula hooping, fire hula-hooping, acrobatics, partner acrobatics
and contortion in their journey to seek the most extreme stunt finale, a stunt that no-one else in the
world performs!
WORKSHOPLearn circus skills, such as tumbling, juggling, diablo, hula hooping, plate spinning and more. For the
young and the young at heart!
PRODUCER CONTACTTarrabelle Murphy, Zap Circus
0414 361 609 or 0439 918 846
FOR FURTHER INFO:https://touringselector.com/production/3586
PURPLE PEOPLE SHOWZap Circus
AVAILABILITY29 July - 28 September 2019
TARGET AUDIENCEAges 5+
CONSIDERATIONSVIP meet and greets after the show can be arranged with the producer
VENUE TO PROVIDEStage min (w, d, h): 10 x 7 x 5m(+3m wing space preferred, however, producer can accommodate)Dressing room or back stage area.APRA casual license for house musicIndoor or outdoor
PERFORMANCE FEEStandard:$4,420 + GSTLotterywest Audience Development Grant Recipient $5,085 + GST
ROYALTIES8%
DURATION50 minutes (no interval) Q&A after performance subject to availability
BUMP IN / BUMP OUT3 hours / 1 hour
CHILDRENS / FAMILY / PHYSICAL THEATRE / VISUAL THEATRE
ERTH’S DINOSAUR ZOOErth - Visual and Physical Inc.
Following sell out international seasons in the UK’s West End, Broadway USA and Japan, Erth is bringing ‘Dinosaur Zoo’ back home to share its success and a further developed performance in touring to regional areas of Australia.
‘Erth’s Dinosaur Zoo’ is an experiential theatre performance which features a cast of large-scale
Australian dinosaur puppets brought to life by sophisticated design, electronics and theatrical
presentation. Get up close and personal with an amazing array of creatures from bygone eras. Meet a
menagerie of insects, mammals and dinosaurs that once roamed free around the southern hemisphere
and developed in consultation with paleontologists. You can pet, feed and interact with them in a once
in a lifetime imaginative experience. Children can watch wide-eyed from a safe distance or dare to get
right up close to the creatures. Erth’s dinosaur puppets stimulate the imagination about dinosaur life
in a way that connects children to the real science of paleontology. Erth’s life-like dinosaurs are alive
and mostly friendly in this fun, educational and unique performance event that will delight children
of all ages. This will also open the opportunity to work with Erth on their latest show in development
‘ARK’.
WORKSHOPSPuppet dinosaur making workshops using simple materials. Suitable for primary-aged children.
Skills development workshop for high school aged students, creating puppets with their hands.
PRODUCER CONTACTScott Wright, Erth
02 8378 4222
FOR FURTHER INFO:https://touringselector.com/production/2366
