Bouffon/Weave

Theatre
Written By Zya Kane

ABOUT

‘Bouffon', a modern style invented by French Theatre maker, Jaques Le Coque that has a main focus in the art of mockery. Bouffon represents the outcast, the one who fails to uphold the social etiquette expected from an integrated and fully functional member of society. They speak for the excluded, the shunned, and untouchable: those that we ignore because of our embarrassment and guilt. We realise that our position in society is upheld by those we consider to be lesser or greater than ourselves. Bouffons challenge our position in society through parody and satire, holding up a mirror to moralising, judgmental, social airs and graces.

CREDIT

Performers
Janice Florence
Trevor Dunn
Anthony Riddell
Greg Muir
David Baker
Sonia Marcon
Willow Conway
Emma Norton

Director Zya Kane
Video Editing Leonie Van Eyk
Photography Paul Dunn

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Australia Council for the Arts
Creative Victoria
Auspicious Arts Project

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