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Eurydice
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UPDATE: Given the situation around COVID-19, Country Arts SA has made the difficult decision to cancel Eurydice in Whyalla and Mount Gambier.
In the interest of public safety, we consider this the most responsible course of action for patrons, artists and our community. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
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Country Arts SA presents The Flanagan Collective and Gobbledigook Theatre’s Eurydice by Alex Flanagan Wright and Phil Grainger
A story of being a daily superhero told through narrative poetry and live electronica.
Leni is 5 years old, holding a Superman costume for her first day at school. Eurydice is 5 years into the rest of her life, with a bee tattoo on her wrist. This is a story about taking leaps and being a daily superhero. A soaring mix of spoken word and live electronica.
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