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The Flying Nun's 10th Season: Experimental Performance in Sydney

festival-fair · 2026-08-18

Brand X's Flying Nun performance program at the East Sydney Community and Arts Centre is marking its 10th season, named 'Supply and Demand'. This initiative supports artists with $2600 and a week in the venue to create experimental performance works, concluding with a two-night showcase where most ticket sales benefit the artists. Running from July to November, the season includes various art forms such as physical theatre, cabaret, drag, breaking, and clowning. The season commenced with Brazilian artist Keila Terencio de Paula's 'Feijão', a piece about her family's legacy, and continued with '8 Ways to Survive the Corporate Circus', featuring solo acts by Fale Tumanu and Unaloto Funaki. Upcoming shows include works by Will Bartolo, Essential Workers, Siobhan Gibbs, Brendan Maclean, Flowtality, and Harriet Gillies, with the season concluding on 7 November.

Key facts

  • The Flying Nun is in its 10th season, titled 'Supply and Demand'.
  • Artists receive $2600 and one week in the Brand X venue.
  • Each artist gets a two-night performance run and majority of box office sales.
  • Season runs from July to November at East Sydney Community and Arts Centre.
  • Keila Terencio de Paula's 'Feijão' opened the season.
  • Marina da Silva accompanied Keila with Brazilian instruments.
  • '8 Ways to Survive the Corporate Circus' featured Fale Tumanu and Unaloto Funaki.
  • Upcoming shows include 'Fish / Boy', 'W(hole) Again', 'Deep. Funny. Piano. Gay.', 'Break the 5th Wall', and 'Anticipated Collapse'.

Entities

Artists

  • Brendan Maclean
  • Keila Terencio de Paula
  • Marina da Silva
  • Fale Tumanu
  • Unaloto Funaki
  • Will Bartolo
  • Rae Colqhoun-Fairweather
  • Siobhan Gibbs
  • Gogo Bumhole
  • Harriet Gillies
  • Charlotte Smee

Institutions

  • Brand X
  • East Sydney Community and Arts Centre
  • Satiu Studios
  • The Flying Nun
  • Sydney Fringe
  • Melbourne Fringe Festival
  • AACTA
  • YouTube
  • Sydney Opera House
  • Flowtality
  • Essential Workers
  • ArtsHub
  • ScreenHub

Locations

  • Sydney
  • Australia
  • Brazil
  • Brisbane
  • Western Sydney

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