Baggage Limit, premiering Adelaide Fringe 2020
Because sometimes you have to unpack your Sh*t to find the Magic! What do Aria awards, Les Girls, Sydney's Kings Cross, Shirley Bassey, Abe Saffron, Dusty Springfield, anxiety and depression have in common? They all feature in a new one-woman musical monologue, BAGGAGE LIMIT written by artist, singer songwriter and performer Peta Morris, which will be premiering at The Adelaide Fringe Festival in March 2020. @peta_morris_ @adlfringe #adlfringe #baggagelimit2020
Venue: The Bakehouse Theatre
Address: 255 Angas Street, Adelaide SA
Date: 09/03/2020 - 14/03/2020
Time: 9pm-10pm
Ticket: $25-$30
Buy / Ticket: https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/baggage-limit-af2020
Web: http://www.petamorris.com/about-the-show.html
: https://www.facebook.com/petamorrisperformer/?modal=admin_todo_tour
: https://www.instagram.com/peta_morris_/
Address: 255 Angas Street, Adelaide SA
Date: 09/03/2020 - 14/03/2020
Time: 9pm-10pm
Ticket: $25-$30
Buy / Ticket: https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/baggage-limit-af2020
Web: http://www.petamorris.com/about-the-show.html
: https://www.facebook.com/petamorrisperformer/?modal=admin_todo_tour
: https://www.instagram.com/peta_morris_/
Baggage Limit' bypasses the pretty, petty and perfect life we live. It breaks down trauma to healing, and embraces the messy beautiful life of womanhood.
It's a raw, sophisticated and honest story of the unpacking of family dysfunction, connection and loss, as Peta comes to terms with her years of battling anxiety and depression through the lens of her two alter egos 'Wayne' and 'Sharon'."‹
There is no limit of talent as the story unfolds via musical monologue and eyebrow raising costumes. It will have you laughing and crying but ultimately inspired to get on with living life.
'Baggage Limit' is as much about coming to terms with what is, but also learning how to make peace with the past and having a better relationship with the voices in your head.
It's a raw, sophisticated and honest story of the unpacking of family dysfunction, connection and loss, as Peta comes to terms with her years of battling anxiety and depression through the lens of her two alter egos 'Wayne' and 'Sharon'."‹
There is no limit of talent as the story unfolds via musical monologue and eyebrow raising costumes. It will have you laughing and crying but ultimately inspired to get on with living life.
'Baggage Limit' is as much about coming to terms with what is, but also learning how to make peace with the past and having a better relationship with the voices in your head.