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Six young performers clutch pillows and blankets, looking upwards in awe, as a digital wall of fan webcam videos glows behind them on stage.
Six young performers clutch pillows and blankets, looking upwards in awe, as a digital wall of fan webcam videos glows behind them on stage.

Fangirls

Fangirls

by

Yve Blake

Directed by

Paige Rattray

A Co-Production with

Belvoir, Queensland Theatre and Brisbane Festival

Edna’s fourteen and in love with a Popstar

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SEASON 2021

30 January

30 Jan

–

20 February

20 Feb

Fangirls

Edna’s fourteen and in love with a Popstar

Back after a sell-out debut season.

Edna’s fourteen and is head over heels in love with Harry – he’s beautiful, talented, perfect. But he’s also the face of ‘True Connection’, the world’s biggest boy band. And getting his attention will stretch the resources of anyone – even someone as clever and resourceful as Edna.

Yve Blake’s uproarious musical makes its much-anticipated return.

2021 Dates

Sat 30 Jan – Sat 20 Feb

Venue

Seymour Centre

Cnr City Road & Cleveland St

Darlington, NSW 2008

Duration

Approx 2hours 30mins (including interval)

Age & Content Warnings

Suitable for ages 15+. Includes strobe lighting and self harm references.

A central performer sings in a shimmering purple costume while four dancers in metallic jackets and boots strike bold poses in a smoke-filled, neon-lit scene.
A cast of eight performers dance energetically across a glittering stage in front of two giant pink screens featuring a teen idol’s face.
Six performers in school uniforms strike a powerful pose mid-song, holding props like signs and hockey sticks as they sing together under dramatic stage lighting.
A group of five excited young actors stand in bright costumes, yelling joyfully in front of an oversized digital collage of a teen idol’s face and colourful text, suggesting an explosive pop-fan energy.
A young non-binary performer in a striped shirt sings expressively downstage, with a performer in a hijab standing behind him under purple stage light.
A central performer sings in a shimmering purple costume while four dancers in metallic jackets and boots strike bold poses in a smoke-filled, neon-lit scene.
A cast of eight performers dance energetically across a glittering stage in front of two giant pink screens featuring a teen idol’s face.
Six performers in school uniforms strike a powerful pose mid-song, holding props like signs and hockey sticks as they sing together under dramatic stage lighting.
A group of five excited young actors stand in bright costumes, yelling joyfully in front of an oversized digital collage of a teen idol’s face and colourful text, suggesting an explosive pop-fan energy.
A young non-binary performer in a striped shirt sings expressively downstage, with a performer in a hijab standing behind him under purple stage light.
A cast of eight performers dance energetically across a glittering stage in front of two giant pink screens featuring a teen idol’s face.
A central performer sings in a shimmering purple costume while four dancers in metallic jackets and boots strike bold poses in a smoke-filled, neon-lit scene.
Six performers in school uniforms strike a powerful pose mid-song, holding props like signs and hockey sticks as they sing together under dramatic stage lighting.
A group of five excited young actors stand in bright costumes, yelling joyfully in front of an oversized digital collage of a teen idol’s face and colourful text, suggesting an explosive pop-fan energy.
A young non-binary performer in a striped shirt sings expressively downstage, with a performer in a hijab standing behind him under purple stage light.

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