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New festival parachutes physical theatre onto a broader stage

The Parachute Festival is a two-day exploration of physical theatre bringing together a host of companies and independents from across Australia.
14 Dec 2017
Sabine Brix
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Curated by Joshua Thomson, co-Artistic Director of Legs On the Wall – a physical theatre company located in Sydney’s Inner West –  the two-day Parachute Festival is an independent showcase of independent and small to medium physical theatre companies.

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