Midsumma Pathways @ Melbourne Fringe Festival

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Midsumma Pathways at Melbourne Fringe Festival

We're thrilled to see that several of our 2022-23 Midsumma Pathways participants, and previous alumni of the program, are taking part in the 2022 Melbourne Fringe Festival.

Midsumma Pathways is a nine-month mentorship and workshop program for LGBTQIA+ artists with disability. The Pathways program provides a queer context for fourteen LGBTQIA+ emerging artists with disability to develop their artistic practices. It includes access to professional mentoring, group workshops and contact with arts industry representatives. 

Melbourne Fringe Festival includes 450+ events presented annually by Melbourne’s emerging and independent artistic talent across every possible artform, in-theatre experiences sit alongside digital art, live streams and outdoor events made by big names, new names and everyday citizens scratching their creative itches.

Person with a heavily painted face dressed in mauve outfit and a mauve hat with large rabbit-like ears

Oh Yuck, It's Me
Jessie Ngaio 
Where: The Butterfly Club 
When: 10 - 16 October 
Person standing in front of a cream-brick wall with a wistful expression, bag slung over one shoulder 
POLES: The Science of Magnetic Attraction
Em Tambree 
Where: Trades Hall - The Studio 
When: 6 - 23 October 

 

A mauve-toned planet against a black background with a chain locked around it
ASTRONAUGHTY 
Angelita Biscotti 
Where: Pride of our Footscray Community Bar
When: Friday 14th October

 

headshot, rotated by 90 degrees, of a person's head lying on small pieces of brightly coloured material
CHERRY
Sarah Carroll
Where: Motley Bauhaus 
When: 4-9 October
Price: $20-$35

 

Ebony leaning on the shoulder of a hairy-chested male wearing a chunky necklace
winona
Ebony Rattle
Where: Trades Hall - The Studio
When: 6 - 14 October
Price: A Little More: $30 Full: $25 A Little Less: $20

 

A happy looking Sam on stage, holding up their hands. Silhouettes in the foreground indicate the audience is doing likewise.
PAH! Deaf Storytelling Night
Sam Martin
Where: Festival Hub - Trades Hall - ETU Ballroom 
When: 19 October
Price: $15.50-$30
(AUSLAN interpreted)

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