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Circus
The Whistle
Dates
Thu 28 - Sat 30 Nov, 2019
Venue
Visy Theatre
Tickets
| Adult | $25* |
|---|---|
| Concession | $20* |
| Group 6+ | $20* |
*plus transaction fee of $6.90
Duration
40 mins
Ages + Warnings
Suitable for ages 15+
Contains nudity and adult themes
Presented by SQUAREHEAD PRODUCTIONS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH BRISBANE POWERHOUSE
Part of
“When you hear the sound of the whistle you have to close your eyes. When you hear it again you may open them.”
What if you were at the same time spectator and creator of a piece? A juggler, a whistle and the audience together create a multitude of moments: Time travel – Déjà vu – Glitches – Fast forward – Rewind – Déjà vu, all without technics or special effects.
A journey through several different hilarious yet often poetic narratives. Close your eyes! Open them! Will you play the game or will you cheat? Either way you will be played!
This show is supported by funding from Culture Ireland.
TICKET INFO
*Prices vary based on day of the week and show times.
*For group bookings, please phone the Box Office on (07) 3358 8600.
A funny, touching and performed with consummate skill, the whistle has an ease and charm that makes it irresistible. journey through several quirky yet often poetic narratives, whistle is undoubtedly in the running for the most charming show of the [dublin fringe] festival.
examiner.com
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A funny, touching and performed with consummate skill, the whistle has an ease and charm that makes it irresistible. journey through several quirky yet often poetic narratives, whistle is undoubtedly in the running for the most charming show of the [dublin fringe] festival.
examiner.com
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the whistle was entertaining, funny, very clever and quite moving. mcloughlin captured the audience's interest from the offset and it carried throughout the performance. his progressive juggling choreography and characterisation was inspiring and is something i would love to see more of in contemporary circus.
northeastcircusnews.co.uk
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[...] exuding a mastery of his art that left is audience breathless
theatrebubble.com
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