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Created by Kim Carpenter & Alyssa Rothwell
Director/Designer Kim Carpenter
Composer Peter Kennard
Choreographer Narelle Benjamin
Pixel and Friends - The Colour Show
Come on a playful and vivid journey - told through dance, live music and digital animation.
Join Pixel - a little girl who has lost her colour. Sad and lost in space, she meets a boy called Line. Together they take us on an amazing tour of the colour spectrum to find Pixel’s colour and meet new friends - Contrast, Shape, Rhythm, Texture, Form, Light and Space. A joyful celebration of colour and the emotional power it plays in our lives.
Suitability
Young people aged 5-14 & families. Primary schools &
lower
secondary schools. Physical dance-theatre with minimal text.
VenueProscenium arch, 200-800 seats |
Cast6 |
Crew2 |
"Mesmerising... The audience were mesmerised by the dancing and
entranced by the projected images”
- Sydney Morning Herald
Directed by Gale Edwards
Conceived & designed by
Kim Carpenter
This is an absolute delight, beautifully written and performed, ingeniously staged and visually exquisite.
- Daily telegraph
Twelve year-old Waylon wants to be the first man on Mars and he’s not afraid to shoot for the stars. But with his family constantly on the move, becoming a NASA astronaut like his hero Andy Thomas seems about as likely as finding snow on Mars. With help from his family and friends Waylon discovers that although dreams are hard to reach there can be fun and excitement in trying to achieve them. Conceived and designed by Kim Carpenter and written by Richard Tulloch, this is an inspiring adventure that blasts off with aerial performers, actors, music and songs, making it perfect for audiences of all ages.
Suitability
Young people aged 5-14 & families. Primary schools & lower secondary schools.
VenueProscenium arch, 200-800 seats |
Cast6 |
Crew2 |

Devised, Directed &
Designed by Kim Carpenter
Choreographer Julia Cotton
Sound Designer Jeremy Silver
Performed by
Adriano Cappelletta
Holly Austin
Little Beauty brings to life the stories, anecdotes, faces, sounds, words and pictures from the lives of the men and women we find among the gallery's collection. Join Ado & Holly as they take us through a playful and vivid life journey from childhood to old age from an artist's perspective. Little Beauty celebrates the role of the artists and their subjects - and the joys and struggles to find their place in the world. Little Beauty tells its story through a dynamic combination of drama, movement, music and images. The Gallery will be filled with anticipation and surprise as living pictures will burst into sound and music.
Suitability
Young people aged 5-14 & families. Primary schools &
lower
secondary schools. Physical dance-theatre with minimal text.
VenueAny large open museum/gallery space |
Cast2 |
Crew2 |



