About
In The Mirror, together with director Darcy Grant, the artists explore the concept of entertainment through the language of contemporary circus and question what the modern human finds entertaining.
What do we want to show the world and is it something that others want to see? What does authenticity mean, especially in the age of ubiquitous screens and permanent self-presentation?
The high-level dance and acrobatics in the piece are offset by an innovative contemporary design, using an LED wall, cameras and selfie sticks.
Highly expressive, playful and accompanied by the outstanding electronic compositions and pop mash-ups of composer Ekrem Eli Phoenix, the artists of GOM set out on a search for the “true” self.
The Mirror runs for 1 hour and 40 minutes and includes a 20 minute interval.
Event Details
Under 18s must be accompanied by a responsible adult
- Wheelchair Accessible
Note:
RE//PERTH is a licensed festival. Valid photo ID must be presented for entry. Under 18s must be accompanied by a parent or guardian aged 21+
Warning:
Strobe Lighting, Adult Themes
Select a Date and Session
Note:
RE//PERTH is a licensed festival. Valid photo ID must be presented for entry. Under 18s must be accompanied by a parent or guardian aged 21+
Warning:
Strobe Lighting, Adult Themes
Pricing & Transaction Fee Information:
Accessibility Key
Audio Description
Auslan Interpreted
Hearing Loop
Open Caption
Relaxed Performance
Tactile Tour
Wheelchair Accessible
LAST WEEK
THE SHOW
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THE VENUE
L'EURO GRANDE
Fire up the gram and step into a selfie heaven at L'Euro Grande and dazzle in the reflections of the festival headline act, The Mirror by...
THE NEWS
SOUNDS OF THE MIRROR
ARTRAGE interviews award-winning composer Ekrem Eli Pheonix about new show The Mirror
THE PARTNERS
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