MELBOURNE FRINGE FESTIVAL At TEMPERANCE HALL
A stylish rendering of the artist’s autobiography and burning passion for calligraphy

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PERFORMANCE DATES
Wednesday 11 October, 6.30pm
Thursday 12 October, 6.30pm
Friday 13 October, 6.30pm
Saturday 14 October, 6.30pm
LOCATION
Temperance Hall
199 Napier Street, South Melbourne
DURATION
50 mins, no interval
ACCESSIBILITY
Wheelchair accessible. Thursday 20 Oct will be a Relaxed and Audio Described Performance.
Audience members will be provided with a printed copy of the Narasimha – ManLion poem, this will also be available digitally as a document and audio file.
TICKETS
Full $30
Conc $22
Blak Tix $15
Ticket Bundle $42
See 《一》and Dunes Rolling Down Dunes by Benjamin Hurley – just $42 for both shows!
Please book on the link below or call the Melbourne Fringe Box Office on 03 9660 9666 or have a look at the website for more information: melbournefringe.com.au
Contact: program[at]temperancehall.com.au for more information.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
SHIAN LAW
Shian Law is a rare outlier who broke into the mainstream of contemporary dance in Melbourne. Known for their audacious, rule bending and badass attitude to art making, Shian debuted choreographic works in Melbourne Fringe in 2010, winning Best Dance, and again in 2012, winning Innovation in Dance. Their mass participatory performance ‘Personal Mythologies’ (2014; Next Wave Festival) was nominated for a Greenroom award for Best Experimental Work. The work impressed Sydney Dance Company Artistic Director Rafael Bonachela so much, he commissioned Shian to create a new work, ‘Epic Theatre’, on the company, for New Breed 2017. Shian travelled extensively for international residencies in New York, Berlin, Paris, Chiangmai and Beijing, where they presented a performance lecture in Soil, Seances, Sciences and Politics: a Symposium for Posthumanism alongside contemporary philosophy luminaries at the Goethe Institute. Shian is a proud recipient of Tanja Liedke Scholarship. Most recently, Shian premiered Musica Ricercata, a co-commission by Australia Centre for Contemporary Arts and Chunky Move.
Image credits:
Shian Law, by Peter Rosetzky
Temperance Hall's Melbourne Fringe Festival program has been made possible through the generous support of Gary Charman, our wonderful patrons and Creative Victoria, The Australian Government RISE Fund, The City of Port Phillip, Working Heritage and Heaps Normal.

Temperance Hall acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land in which we dance and create, the Bunurong Boon Wurrung peoples of the Eastern Kulin Nation, and pay our respect to Elders both past and present and, through them, to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.