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Arts fest for the curious

Tricks, flips and fun on show

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THERE IS SO MUCH FOR PEOPLE TO ENJOY AT CURIOUS ARTS FESTIVAL

KIRSTEN BARTHOLOME­W

CURIOUS Arts Festival, a colourful program of comedy, dance, music, circus, workshops, film and family entertainm­ent, is set to exhilarate Darling Downs audiences this weekend.

Featuring a mix of free and ticketed shows, the festival will be a feast for the senses for the whole family, bringing a rich variety of exciting arts events to the city.

Festival co-director Kirsten Bartholome­w said the festival would transform the Empire Theatre Precinct in Toowoomba today and tomorrow.

“There is so much for people to enjoy at Curious Arts Festival. People can come and relax and enjoy the atmosphere of The Oasis, the curiously transforme­d Empire Theatre forecourt,” she said.

“Meanwhile there will be a variety of exciting and curious shows taking place in the surroundin­g venues including comedy, shows for the kids and cabaret.

“We’re encouragin­g the people of the Toowoomba region to get in touch with their curiosity, be adventurou­s and experience a taste of something new.”

Curious Arts Festival will also provide the artists of the Toowoomba region with the chance to work with some of Queensland’s most experience­d performing artists through workshops, with the added opportunit­y to showcase their work during the festival weekend.

Visit curiousfes­tival.com.au.

 ?? Photo: Anton Rose ?? DEATH-DEFYING: Teisha Hinsch is one of the performers who will take to the stage at the Curious Arts Festival today and tomorrow.
Photo: Anton Rose DEATH-DEFYING: Teisha Hinsch is one of the performers who will take to the stage at the Curious Arts Festival today and tomorrow.

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