Flinders Fringe - The Podcast

In this special episode of the Flinders Fringe Festival Podcast, we explore LIMB: Ode to the Trees, a breathtaking dance-theatre performance that brings the spirit of the forest to life. Created by a team of Mornington Peninsula artists, led by Sally Grage-Moore, Poul Grage, Ian Cuming, and Carole Patullo, LIMB intertwines dance, puppetry, live music, text, and stunning projection to tell the stories of four magnificent trees across the Mornington Peninsula, on Bunurong Country. Featuring a towering moving tree sculpture, mesmerising visuals, and a soundscape inspired by nature, this performance immerses the audience in a living, breathing forest.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this special episode of the Flinders Fringe Podcast, we dive deep into the origins and creation of the hit show 'Sea Wolves Howl.' Join us as host Tracee Hutchison talks with some of the stars and creative minds behind the show, including Carole Patullo, Claire Thorn, Noa Smith Fletcher, and Emma Jevons. They explore the inspiration behind the Sea Wolves, the journey from concept to stage, and the challenges and triumphs of bringing this unique story to life. Whether you’ve seen the show or are just curious about the creative process, this episode offers a behind the scenes look at what made 'Sea Wolves Howl' a standout performance at the 2024 Fringe, and look forward to its return season.  Tickets at: https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1261254See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Opera Closets is an original, theatrical piece written and performed by multi award-winning Australian mezzo soprano Dimity Shepherd, where every outfit tells a story and every story has a song. Opera Closets is part of a 3-part project, generously supported by Mornington Peninsula Shire Performing Arts Development Grant 2023-24. A creative concept that examines the power of costume and dress to convey expression and conceived to engage the community by providing artistic and meaningful content that's thought provoking, arresting and educational. It includes an exhibition, a fashion forum and an original performance piece. This episode features Festival Director Melissa Jackson, and performer Dimity Shepherd in conversation. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This episode of the Flinders Fringe podcast unpacks the Fantastic Flinders Fringe Finale.Taking us through the lineup is Sally Ballieu, festival producer for the finale. Sally and Claire Thorn chat together about head line acts Jess Hitchcock and Kee'ahn, catch up with composer Andy Payne, and invite children's music duo, Whistle & Trick into the studio to learn about what to expect from the local act. Produced by ACE RadioSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

IN todays episode of the Flinders Fringe podcast, we dive into the spirit and story of the SEA WOLVES HOWL Gala Performance. Claire Thorn, festival convenor, is joined by performance creator Carole Patullo, and some of the original sea wolves, Noa Smith Fletcher and mother Jen.  We learn about the Mount Martha Sea Wolves origin story, an intrepid intergenerational group of up to 60 Mornington Peninsula-based people, who meet on Mount Martha beach every morning at dawn.  They enter the sea, join hands, howl like wolves, and plunge into the often freezing water.  A ritual that was founded on community, support, and completely judgement free, the mornings have become a space that has saved peoples mental health and created life long connections.  Carole chats about adapting the Sea Wolves into a performance and the importance of capturing the spirit and essence of the Sea Wolves. Produced by ACE RadioSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Flinders Fringe Festival story started over a cup of coffee.. its humble beginnings culminating in a truly successful first year, thanks to a magical combination of creativity, passion and generosity. This episode we hear from Melissa Jackson, festival director, and Claire Thorn, festival Convenor. They take us on the journey of the Flinders fringe, introduce us to percussionist Paul Grage, and artist Josh Searle, both showcasing work at the Flinders Fringe.  They chat about the Importance of logistics and volunteers, the beauty of where its held in Flinders, and ofcourse celebrating and promoting local creators. Produced by ACE RadioSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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