LiMBOLAND - A Journey from Crisis to Hope

A powerful multicharacter play depicting the struggles of survivors and the heroes who emerged from Australia’s unforgettable summer of 2020, played by Aurora Kurth & Dave Houston. LIMBOLAND takes to the stage with the true stories of fires, floods and storms by those left stranded in a tent city of broken dreams and the many who step up to give a helping hand.

The engaging duo of Kurth & Houston play 30 characters, whose stories are based on interviews with communities affected by the Black Saturday Bushfires (2009), the Northern Rivers and Lismore floods of February (2022) and the Coffs Harbour hailstorm (2021).

Full-On Theatre developed the production in collaboration with award winning Zeal Theatre director, Stefo Nantsou, whose shows regularly explore themes based on real life stories and have been produced in over 30 countries around the world. Says Stefo, "A tour-de-force of multi-character acting, gritty drama laced with wry country humour and a melodious blend of music, song and soundscape, LIMBOLAND is a dynamic piece of full-on theatre!”

Showing for one night only at the Brunswick Picture House, SAT 17 FEB, at 4.30pm with a complimentary gourmet BBQ and meet and greet to follow at 5.30pm.

Thanks to the support of the National Resilience and Recovery Agency, tickets are only $5 and is proudly presented by Full-On Theatre.

Please be advised that this theatre show includes occasional explicit language and swearing. Parental/guardian guidance is recommended for younger audiences.

About Full-On Theatre

With a 35-year legacy, Full-On Theatre is a seasoned and socially conscious theatre company, renowned for its commitment to authentic storytelling.

Productions crafted from true stories, spanning personal narratives, community impact, and global perspectives. Their performances are characterized lively performances, comic elements, original live music, and powerful narratives, creating engaging and impactful theatrical experiences.

Some of their notable works include Ginger the Frog, a wellness program and theatre show for primary schools; Still Here by Dave and the Daves, a one-person “depression comedy” that has received rave reviews both here and in Melbourne; directing Stand Up Stand By, an anti-racism production in collaboration with the All One Under the Sun Program and Orara High School and RISING, a theatre show developed over 6 months with Byron Bay High School students at the end of 2023.