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A contemporary dance show created especially for young audiences by award-winning company Dancenorth, Rainbow Vomit takes over Darebin Arts Centre with two shows "“ 11am and 2pm, on Saturday 14 July. In this magical and interactive dance production a space has been created that is intensely colourful, intensely physical and saturated with ideas aimed to inspire kids to play and be creative in their own home. Audience members are invited to watch the performance through their own pair of magical fireworks glasses', made using holographic diffraction film, which refracts light into all colours of the spectrum, generating a myriad of rainbows. Following the performance, audiences are welcomed further into the technicolour world of Rainbow Vomit to explore the set, meet the dancers and play on the stage. Rainbow Vomit premiered is currently delighting audience across the country with its sensational soundtrack and dance choreography.

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Rainbow Vomit, a dance show created especially for young audiences by award-winning company Dancenorth, takes over Monash University's newly re-opened Alexander Theatre on Wednesday 11 July at 11 am and 2 pm. In this magical and interactive dance production, a space has been created that is intensely colourful, intensely physical and saturated with ideas aimed to inspire kids to play and be creative in their own home. Audience members are invited to watch the performance through their own pair of magical fireworks glasses' made using holographic diffraction film, which refracts light into all colours of the spectrum, generating a myriad of rainbows. Rainbow Vomit premiered in 2016 in Dancenorth's hometown Townsville, before playing at Brisbane Festival and is now delighting audiences across the country with its sensational soundtrack and dance choreography.

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Redcliffe Art Society Inc. at the Old Fire Station Gallery presents: RAS Members' Exhibition 2018' Exhibition dates: Wednesday 8 August to Sunday 2 September 2018. Official Opening: Saturday 11 August at 2pm. Gallery and Gallery Shop hours: Wednesday to Sunday 10am to 3pm "“ entry free

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Pull up your leg-warmers and break out the boombox! Melbourne's longest running and most-beloved weekly improv show is turning eight years old, and to celebrate they're heading back to the 1980s!

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"This exhibition is a mini retrospective of my body of work "“ it embodies me in sculptural form. Join Carol Crawford this Saturday 7 July from 2pm for an Artist Talk and drinks. All welcome!

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From 18th-29th July at PACT theatre in Erskineville, Ten Tonne Sparrow will present the world-premiere production of the charmingly sincere and touchingly funny Love Song Dedications (without Richard Mercer). Created by, and starring, multi-disciplinary artists Tom Hogan and Bonnie Leigh-Dodds, the production was inspired by their lament for the long-lost radio show, Love Song Dedications, and its elusive former host.

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Sydney cabaret performer, Jodie Stubbs, will perform her new show, WOMAN - It's a Mother of a Cabaret, during the Melbourne Cabaret Fringe Festival. Co-written with award-winning director and performer, Tyran Parke, Jodie takes the audience on a humorous journey of what it is to be a mother, career woman, wife and cabaret chanteuse as she attempts to get through a 60-minute show without having to check on the kids. With music drawn from Broadway to Pop to R&B and soul, covering composers from Madonna, Stephen Sondheim and Fleetwood Mac, this funny and uplifting show explores in song and story what it's like to be able to have it all "¦ and the hidden costs. Jodie will be performing at The Butterfly Club from 9-14 July, provided she can arrange babysitting, that is.

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This Brisbane Festival opening event sees Brisbane indie-pop, five-piece band Ball Park Music and Fremantle outfit San Cisco join together with special guests Ruby Fields and Tia Gostelow for this one-night-only performance at Riverstage.

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Esther Anatolitis, Executive Director of NAVA says, Australia's arts, philanthropic, charitable, journalistic and legal organisations responded swiftly and passionately to the National Security (Espionage and Foreign Interference) Bill in its original form. "Legislation so wholly incompatible with Australian democratic values was unlikely to achieve the Government's foreign interference aims, given its impact was to constrain the work of domestic organisations working towards the public good, " added Esther Anatolitis. @NAVA_Visualarts @NAVA.Visualarts

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Missed out on the shortlist for Pitch iview? There's still five spots up for grabs so get a move on!

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From July 19 to 22, Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Victoria present a vibrant reimagining of Gilbert and Sullivan's best loved operetta, The Mikado, including an intriguing insight into the creative minds of the theatrical duo on the eve of their greatest triumph.

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NOIR Darkroom proud to present PIC student exhibition 'Binary' - Opening night July 6th 6-9pm - Exhibition from July 4th - 15th

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After three weeks of epic Sunshine State celebrations, Brisbane Festival comes to a close with a bash for the ages, bringing together a massive line-up of Australia's brightest talent, with homegrown heavyweights Violent Soho and rising superstars Meg Mac, Methyl Ethel and WAAX.

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The City of Greater Dandenong's annual exhibition, HOME, celebrates artists from a refugee or asylum seeker background. The call out period for submissions from artists is open nationally from now until Sunday 29 July.

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You are invited to the opening reception on Friday 6 July 2018 at 6-8 pm. Exhibition will be held from July 4 - 15, 2018.

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Applications for the Brian Beaton Award are closing soon The successful recipient will also have access to tailored mentoring from up to three leading Western Australian industry professionals. All applications materials must be submitted by 5pm WST on Monday, 2 July 2018.

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A concert to end all concerts. Madame Darling, one-hit-wonder and former child-star, has decided to leave show business forever, staging a final concert to mark the end of an era. Featuring a collection of original songs so bad they're good, in styles ranging from 80s soft-rock to Berlin Techno, this is an event not to be missed!

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Showing at Mitchell Fine Art from 27th June Women of Utopia' is an exhibition showcasing significant artworks by some of Australia's most recognisable female Aboriginal artists from the Utopia region in Central Australia. @mitchellfineartgallery @margaretloypula #womenofutopia #utopiaart #art #aboriginalart #australianartist

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When: July 16-20 / Mon-Thurs: 11am-5pm, Fri: 11am-12:30pm. Where: South Australian Museum. Drop-in event. South Australian artist James Dodd combines art and science to make painting machines! Come play with fun machines that adapt technology to new, creative uses, and make your own artwork. Recommended ages: 5-12.

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The internationally acclaimed Ryoji Ikeda returns to Carriageworks with micro | macro. Developed during a residency at CERN, European Organisation for Nuclear Research in Switzerland, micro | macro is an immersive installation which sits at the intersection of art and quantum physics.

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After winning over kids and adults alike in 2016, The Listies' very cheeky, very clever, utterly irreverent riff on Hamlet - made especially for children and their families- is back for a return season at the Seymour Centre and Riverside Theatres this July, followed by a tour which includes shows in Canberra, Wagga Wagga, Wollongong and Belrose.

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'The Isthmus' responds to conditions of site. Cameron Robbins and Jon Tarry collaborate using site, sounds and sensing the surrounds. With the scent of Ocean merging with dynamic natural light, shifting by day as the celestial sky by night assures the vastness of time passing. The light and air influence state of mind, health and wellbeing. @heathcoteculturalprecint

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The Kings Cross Arts & Cultural Festival, Inc. and The CrossArt Projects are co-hosting three talks about aspects of our heritage.

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CHANGES are coming. On July 4 and 5 2018, CHANGES, a collaboration between The Push, Yarra City Council, Music Victoria and the Victorian music community, assembles a roster of ground breaking voices, programming and events to reshape the Australian music industry.

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After sold out seasons at the Brisbane Festival and 2014 Melbourne Fringe Festival, Elbow Room's award-winning production, Prehistoric, returns for a limited season at the Meat Market Stables in North Melbourne. #PrehistoricMelb #ElbowRoom

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With local legend Emily Ulman at the helm as Music Programmer, Brunswick Music Festival 2019 is set to once again shake things up "“ continuing to reflect, embrace and challenge this diverse community and place. Brunswick Music Festival is one of Melbourne's longest running inner city music festivals and in 2019 celebrates 31 years. Over three decades the festival has reflected the changing face of Brunswick "“ continually showcasing the best local talent, presenting high calibre international artists and embracing a movable feast of musical genres and events.

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The Seymour Centre is thrilled to present the critically acclaimed, smash-hit darling of the 2017 Sydney Festival, Which Way Home, in the Reginald Theatre this July as part of the show's national tour and The Seymour Centre's 2018 season.

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The Metropolitan Orchestra's Cushion Concerts return to Balmain Town Hall on Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th of July. Hear birds singing, lions roaring, elephants stomping and even an unhappy Aardvark, all played by the orchestra! Join Zookeepers Sarah-Grace and Nat for this fun concert that will ignite imaginations in a kid friendly environment.

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