We’ll talk about both shows, and their explorations of family life, death and constructions of reality. With musician David Bridie, visual artist Gabrielle de Vietri and dancer/choreographer Gerard Van Dyck and chaired by Emily Sexton.

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Eavesdropping on Artists: Have I No Mouth / Hello, Goodbye & Happy Birthday

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We’ll explore how theatre can combine politics and storytelling. With theatre director Sue Giles, visual artist Bindi Cole, interdisciplinary artist Steaphan Paton and chair Luke Hockley.

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Eavesdropping on Artists: Hipbone Sticking Out / TEAM OF LIFE

We’ll look at the varied role of the voice in the works. With opera director Matthew Lutton, chair Sarah Austin, Liquid Architecture co-artistic director Danni Zuvela and more.

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Eavesdropping on Artists: AM I / When the mountain changed its clothing

We’ll talk about visual work created for young audiences. With Martyn Coutts, Paola Balla, Yumi Umiumare and Andy Packer.

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Eavesdropping on Artists: PRIMO / Something Very Far Away

Join passionate Melburnian culture makers as they interrogate the meaning, purpose and relevance of an international arts festival in Melbourne. With Michael Williams, Jason Marriner, Susan Provan, Richard Evans and Jonathan Holloway.

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Eavesdropping on Artists: Have I No Mouth / Hello, Goodbye & Happy Birthday

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