VOX MOTUS
Vox Motus is an award-winning , Glasgowbased company that creates vibrant narrative theatre . It was founded by its Artistic Directors Jamie Harrison and Candice Edmunds in 2003 . Its productions include Dragon , co-produced with the National Theatre of Scotland and the Tianjin People ’ s Art Theatre ( China ), which won the UK Theatre Award for Best Show for Children and Young People and the CATS award for Best Technical Presentation in 2014 , and was presented at the 2015 Edinburgh International Festival ; The Infamous Brothers Davenport ( 2012 ); The Not-So-Fatal Death of Grandpa Fredo ( 2010 ); Bright Black ( 2009 ); Slick ( 2008 and 2013 ), which won a Fringe First Award in 2008 and the 2009 CATS award for Best Technical Presentation ; How To Steal a Diamond ( 2006 ); Graveli , Guts and Glamour ( 2005 ), a trilogy of works-in-progress ; and Interference ( 2003 ). Vox Motus co-produces and tours internationally .
MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL ARTS FESTIVAL
Melbourne International Arts Festival is one of Australia ’ s leading international arts festivals and has an outstanding reputation for commissioning and presenting unique international and Australian dance , theatre , music , visual arts , free and outdoor events each October .
At the heart of Melbourne ’ s culture of creativity , we curate unique experiences that bring people together and break new ground in culture and the arts .
ARTISTIC DIRECTOR Jonathan Holloway
03 — 21 OCTOBER 2018 festival . melbourne # melbfest
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Kath M Mainland CBE
The company wish to thank Chris Hay .
Original production commissioned by the Edinburgh International Festival and produced in association with Beacon Arts Centre .
The original production was made possible thanks to Severine Wyper and Vanishing Point , Kirsty Williams , Lesley Davidson and the Citizens Theatre , City of Glasgow College , Ken Cassidy and Bill Davidson Tradeston , the Association of Sound Designers , the National Theatre of Great Britain , the National Theatre of Scotland , Huw Semmens , Paul Hulston , Tim Weatherhead , Jack Elfick , Royal Exchange Manchester , Sorcha Williams , Guy Emanuel , Adura Onashile , George Rodosthenous , Una Clifford , Kadir Bahçecik , William Hofmann , Amelia Rowe , Lorna Ratcliffe , Stephen Cunningham , Fraser Lappin , Sven Werner , SooJa Massey , Claire Halleran , Alasdair McIntosh , Craig Davis , Molly McEwan , Lindi Wright , Carolyn Clark , Maggie MacInnes , Robbie Ireland , James Pearson and Gary Birnie .
WITH SUPPORT FROM
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Melbourne International Arts Festival and Arts Centre Melbourne acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we live , learn and work . We pay our respects to the Kulin Elders and all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples .
PRINCIPAL PUBLIC PARTNER
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