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Creation Creation

A Windmill Production
50 minutes, no interval

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How did we get here? Are aliens real? And can anyone lick their own elbow?

From the curious minds of humans aged 8 to 102 comes Creation Creation – a laught-out-loud theatre experience that dives into life’s biggest mysteries. Armed with cardboard boxes, ping pong balls and unstoppable ingenuity, two fearless creators build, battle and brawl their way to the edge of the universe and back.

Blending art, puppetry, mime and more, Creation Creation is a heartfelt and hilarious exploration of the questions that connect us all.

Part comedy, part cosmic wonder.

“Spectacularly imaginative…The massive monochrome set of white cardboard cutout shapes provides a blank canvas for all sorts of creativity to unfold – at times quite literally.” -THE ADVERTISER

“Uproarious… Creation Creation is a brave and brilliantly inclusive concept from Windmill.” -INREVIEW

“Mesmerising and surprising… Creation Creation is top-notch at every level, with an absolutely fantastic score.” – ABC SMART ARTS

“Creation Creation is Windmill’s first foray into the world of documentary theatre – hopefully there will be more.” – ADELAIDE THEATRE GUIDE

“The huge of the sell-out crowd of school students were deeply fascinated…there are cheeky moments as well as those of pure fun.” – THE ADELAIDE SHOW PODCAST

Contains haze effects and strobe lighting. All performances of Creation Creation are AUSLAN interpreted.

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Education

Appropriate for years 5-12.

Please note some of the big questions tackled during this show, raised and then answered by the general public children and adults we interviewed, include; ‘how did the world begin?’, ’is there other life in the universe?’, ‘how are babies made?’, ‘what does dying feel like?’, and ‘what will life on earth be like in 1,000 years?’. These questions and answers are played out by our performers in gentle, moving and fun ways. Viewer discretion is advised, viewer curiosity is recommended.

Credits

Co-Creator, Director Rosemary Myers
Co-Creator, Audioscript, Interviews Roslyn Oades
Co-Creator, Designer Jonathon Oxlade
Co-Creator, Designer Fleur Elise Noble
Composer Harry Covill
Lighting Designer, Technical Designer Chris Petridis
Movement Director Carol Wellman Kelly
Portrait Photographer Jessica Clark

Windmill is supported by the Government of South Australia and the Australian Government through Creative Australia, its arts funding and advisory body.

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