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1 4 The Book of Loco Alirio Zavarce , 2014 single work drama

''The Book of Loco' is a revealing, hilarious and destabilising theatrical experience. Alirio Zavarce writes and stars in a semi-autobiographic demonstration of his ‘Theory of Rational Madness’. Interweaving tales of his personal journeys – both geographical and emotional – Zavarce will leave you lucidly confused and highly amused. With the audience’s willing participation, he gives credence to the paradox that sometimes you have to be mad to stay sane.

Winner of the Best Theatre Production award at the 2013 Adelaide Fringe Festival, 'The Book of Loco' bravely and publicly - re-enacts one man’s duel with his own sanity.' (Source: Malthouse website)

1 I Am Not An Animal Cameron Goodall , David Heinrich , Jude Henshall , Amber McMahon , Nathan O'Keefe , Alirio Zavarce , Cameron Goodall (composer), David Heinrich (composer), Katherine Fyffe , 2012 single work drama

'Humanity is defined by its desire to transcend its animal nature. Yet our animal instincts still govern much of human behaviour. "I Am Not An Animal" transforms the Adelaide Zoo into an extraordinary installation performance. For the first time, the animals of the Zoo themselves become the subjects in a work of art, engaging with built objects, environments and human co-performers.

Experienced via an intricate guided audio tour, "I Am Not An Animal" creates a unique, immersive performance for each audience member. The tour is carefully constructed to allow the audience to observe both the animals and the humans in this space - exploring the way we represent animals in popular culture, the depth of their importance in our mythology, to what fears they awaken in us. "I Am Not An Animal" examines the conflicted way we see ourselves in relation to other animals and to our own animal instincts.' Source: http://www.theborderproject.com (Sighted 08/03/2012).

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