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Labyrinth

Two lonely booksellers find themselves standing on the edge of eternity hurtling towards the end of all things. Together in their isolation, they spend their days frantically unearthing and preserving the last remnants of the books that remain.

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Bouncing between memory and reality, they repaint a picture of times gone by honouring the heartbreaking beauty and fragility of this lost world. It is how we may remain alive, protecting the stories and memories of humankind. Ultimately, we are lost if our collective remembering fades with our fleeting lives.

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Labyrinth is a dance theatre show by Chloe Keating that transports the audience to a world of fragile and heartbreaking beauty.

 

 

 

 

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2025 Shows

Labyrinth travels to Sunshine Coast and Adelaide Fringe! 

Sunshine Coast 

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The story unfolds within the historic landmark of Rosetta Books with wine and book selections available before you are led across the street deeper into the Labyrinth at Maleny Community Centre.

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Schedule:

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6.00pm - Doors open

6.30pm - Labyrinth begins in Rosetta Books (ability to walk around the store freely)

7.00pm - Performers escort audience across to the street to Maleny Community Centre (seated event)

8.00pm - Finish

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Adelaide Fringe Festival

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This intimate and sensitive dance theatre work comes to life in one of the most beautiful libraries in Australia Barr Smith Library.

 

Tuesday 25th March - 7pm

Wednesday 26th March - 7pm

Thursday 27th March - 7pm

Friday 28th March - 7pm

Saturday 1st March - 7pm

 

Reading Room at the Barr Smith Library University of Adelaide- The Barr Smith Library is located in the centre of the North Terrace Campus, adjacent to Hub Central.

Contact us

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Phone: 

0403814820

 

Email: 

ljprojectsaus@gmail.com

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The Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) is a partnership between the Queensland Government and Sunshine Coast Council to support local arts and culture in regional Queensland.

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