A quirky, heart-breaking one-woman show told in two parts. In the heat of the Overberg summer in South Africa two ten-year-old girls meet, the new girl and the girl with the scar. A story about growing up different in the middle of nowhere; about climbing trees, punching boys and kissing girls. A story about growing up where nothing grows.

A quirky, heart-breaking one-woman show told in two parts. In the heat of the Overberg summer in South Africa two ten-year-old girls meet, the new girl and the girl with the scar. A story about growing up different in the middle of nowhere; about climbing trees, punching boys and kissing girls. A story about growing up where nothing grows.

Fashion victim, aspiring pop diva, and chronic underachiever is consumed by delusional fantasies of commercial success.
New solo performance bringing together visual absurdity with contemporary dance, comedy and social commentary.
Written, directed and performed by Mary Pearson with Jules Beckman, Mamoru Iriguchi, Hannah Silva, and Jamie Wood.
“Mary Pearson's warmth and incredible sense of comic timing was breathtaking”
(Total Theatre)

Fashion victim, aspiring pop diva, and chronic underachiever is consumed by delusional fantasies of commercial success.
New solo performance bringing together visual absurdity with contemporary dance, comedy and social commentary.
Written, directed and performed by Mary Pearson with Jules Beckman, Mamoru Iriguchi, Hannah Silva, and Jamie Wood.
“Mary Pearson's warmth and incredible sense of comic timing was breathtaking”
(Total Theatre)

Meet the genius behind the übercoolest moustache in scientific history, in the show where Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity = Music Comedy². From the boys behind international smash-hit ‘The Origin of Species…’ (“Science has rarely been so fascinating and never so much fun” – Stage; “John Hinton is an absolute joy… This guy would get anyone interested in science” – Adelaide Theatre Guide). Age 11+.