Dave Drayton, Journalist

"I found the direction; she is not complaining, and it’s not only sadness."

Nothing happens quickly and as a result each act is given the opportunity to be epic through merit of duration alone, but the artistry on all fronts means this ‘epic’ is earned and not expected.

"These kind of very constructed reality TV shows do try to get you to often feel emotions that aren’t necessarily there, and they do that by underscoring it with very particular types of music to manipulate how you’re feeling – and it works!"

"It felt just like the script, it transitioned so well and so beautifully. The film looks exactly like how I saw the script, and how it felt when we were filming it."

"It’s about recognising that the work that is happening is great and engaging and appealing for all ages, and giving those younger people in points in to engaging with that work."

"It’s durational, but the duration is unclear. It’s almost as though the work existed prior to the festival arriving and it will still be there after the festival disappears – and it would have evolved into something new for the next festival."

"Last time it was sort of done all over the place and it was really segregated in the way we tracked everything; it was a bit of a nightmare for mixing and stuff."

"We’ve been trying to get Pianos to come out with us on tour for a while now and our schedules always conflict and this is the first time we’ve ever been able to make it happen."

This incarnation of the band is a mix of middle-of-the-road indie (Purple Yellow Red And Blue sounding like a Jamiroquai B-side) and unforgettable pop gems.

"It is a little bit like coming to a meditation and having a chance just to sit and watch and listen and experience and come away feeling clean and light."

“I thought, well if I’m running a youth theatre company presenting theatre for children and young people in WA, then why not get to know the young people of WA and do a show written by them, as it is verbatim theatre, and for them?”

"We’re too busy playing rock’n’roll shows and satisfying people with Snapchat to find out about Snapchat. I was always disappointed – people need to keep this."