By Kath Gannaway
At a loose end as to the best way to finish the school holidays with a bang?
Circus artist and quirkologist Jens Altheimer’s live theatre show ‘Loose Ends’ at Warburton on Saturday 7 October could be just the trick.
Suitable for ages five to 14, Loose Ends is a theatrical adventure that feels like opening the magic box of a bygone trickster.
Loose Ends makes science and technology cool – it inspires kids and adults alike to tinker with machines, and make their own contraptions and inventions.
Expect custom-built contraptions, headstrong puppets, circus, shadow projection, music, wacky gadgets and a whole lot of fun.
And, be prepared to be included – audience participation is all part of the fun.
Loose Ends features contraptions, tricks and quirky characters, but it’s also a story about friendship, acceptance and loyalty.
There’s plenty of entertainment with a dose of emotion in a story about a man who thinks he can organise all his life in boxes … well, he’ll have to learn a big thing about real friendships.
The Mail and Yarra Ranges Council’s Creative Communities have two double passes to give away for the 7 October show at the Arts Centre, Warburton.
Just visit the Mail News Group facebook page and like and share the post. We will pick two lucky winners at 5pm Thursday. So keep an eye on your facebook messages.
Tickets are $18, $15 concession and groups of four-plus.
Purchase tickets at http://ach.yarraranges.vic.gov.au/Whats_On/Loose_Ends
And, check out the Loose Ends video at
https://www.facebook.com/emma.wiking/videos/10155497054140196/
