ROOMAN
Fleur Elise Noble
World Premiere
Presented by Arts House
7.30pm, Tue 21 Nov
7.30pm, Wed 22 Nov
7.30pm, Thu 23 Nov
7.30pm, Fri 24 Nov
3pm, 7.30pm, Sat 25 Nov
3pm, Sun 26 Nov
70 mins
$35 / $30 / $25
Arts House
521 Queensberry St,
North Melbourne
Accessibility:
Wheelchair Accessible
Show Program:
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A girl meets a half-man-half-kangaroo in her dreams, and falls in love. Obsessed by his reality, and the idea of becoming a part of it, she takes desperate measures to spend more time with him. This obsession leads her into the darkest depths of the human psyche.
Like a low-tech hologram or a high-tech paper pop-up book, ROOMAN transports us inside worlds of animated universes as they unfold upon a giant, three-dimensional paper set.
Extraordinary artist Fleur Elise Noble presents an exquisitely textural visual performance that beautifully weaves puppetry, projection, drawing and dance.
Heartwarming, heartbreaking, and a story that we can all, in some way, relate to, ROOMAN is a visual-musical extravaganza about following your dreams, waking up, and living.
World Premiere
Presented by Arts House
7.30pm, Tue 21 Nov
7.30pm, Wed 22 Nov
7.30pm, Thu 23 Nov
7.30pm, Fri 24 Nov
3pm, 7.30pm, Sat 25 Nov
3pm, Sun 26 Nov
70 mins
$35 / $30 / $25
Arts House
521 Queensberry St,
North Melbourne
Creator & Director:
Fleur Elise Noble
Projected Characters:
Fleur Elise Noble & Rooman Manroo
Designer, Projection Artist & Puppet Maker:
Fleur Elise Noble
Sound Design:
Missi Mel Pesa
Production Operator & Stage Manager:
Niccolo Gallio
Contributing Performers:
Fleur Elise Noble & Daniel Fels
Contributing Composers & Musicians:
Zaachariaha Fielding, Sarah Reid, Tim Bennett, Peter Knight, Mal Webb, Missi Mel Pesa (AKA Melbient) & Opiuo
Time-Lapse Photography :
Simon Carroll
Drawer & Animators:
Fleur Elise Noble, Tim Bennet & Isobel Knowles
Costume Creators:
Bryony Anderson, Kasia Tons & Sara Yael/Lily Castel
Producer:
Insite Arts
Contributing Dancers:
Fleur Elise Noble, Daniel Fels, Sarah Reid, Jack Ladd, Tina Torabi, Helen Smith, Alana Hoggart, Adam Forbes, Tim Bennett, Ruby Ladd, Clare McDonald, Tom Carlyon, Gabrielle New, Pierre Proske, Tony Martin, Mish Birch, Jack Tuathail, Jonathan Van Dujin, Matthijis Bill Rietveld, Falco Ara Macao, Marlin-Jack Melis, Emelia Bickerdike, Roy Chang & Yollana Shore
Supported by – the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body; Arts SA, Arts Queensland, Windmill Theatre Company and The Coopers Malthouse.
Image – John Feely
