Event Information
Date and Time
15 – 27 January, 8pmNo performance Mon 21 Jan
Pricing
Tickets: From $ 25Suitable for ages 10+
What's On
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- What's On - Leo Details
This is an archived event
No performance Mon 21 Jan
Suitable for ages 10+
Arts Centre Melbourne presents
Suitable for all ages.
Director: Daniel Brière
Original Idea: Tobias Wegner
"Funny and poetic... LEO soars!" New York Post
"An eye-teasing, grin-inducing, deeply impressive work of sustained absurdist magic." Time Out New York
"Leo spectacularly marries the arts of theatre, mime, movement, illusion, animation." Le Devoir / Canada
"It’s unusual to hear so many child-like gasps of sheer delighted astonishment in a theatre." The Village Voice / USA
Leo
The reviews are in!
****1/2
“International stage magic” – The Age
“Suspend disbelief and be amazed” – The Australian
****1/2
“International stage magic” – The Age
“Suspend disbelief and be amazed” – The Australian
by Circle of Eleven
Presented by arrangement with Arts Projects Australia
What would happen if the laws of gravity were to suddenly change?
Presented by arrangement with Arts Projects Australia
What would happen if the laws of gravity were to suddenly change?
Leo is a mind-bending, funny, surreal, and surprisingly touching work that challenges the senses and tests perceptions of reality through the clever interplay of live performance and video projection. The newest creation of the innovative Berlin-based production company Circle of Eleven, LEO leaves audience members wondering which way is up and which way is down.
Winner of many awards including Best of Edinburgh Fringe, Leo has since gone on to dazzle audiences and wow the critics in New York.
Suitable for all ages.
Director: Daniel Brière
Original Idea: Tobias Wegner
"Funny and poetic... LEO soars!" New York Post
"An eye-teasing, grin-inducing, deeply impressive work of sustained absurdist magic." Time Out New York
"Leo spectacularly marries the arts of theatre, mime, movement, illusion, animation." Le Devoir / Canada
"It’s unusual to hear so many child-like gasps of sheer delighted astonishment in a theatre." The Village Voice / USA
Directed by Daniel Brière
Original idea by Tobias Wegner