Everyone has an orange story... here's another...

Three Bags Fool invites YOU to peel and eat an orange, in Yellow Red Fruit, a multi-sensory theatre romp. In it, the Fools set their gaze on the humble orange and ask it - the fruit that is built to share - what it can teach us.

This show is an act of wondering; why is this fruit so often tied to memory, to love, to generosity, to friendship? What does its decay teach us about our propensity to waste? How does looking closely at the tiny planet you have in your hand affect the way we move on the planet beneath out feet.

The Fools bid you welcome, come and play!

Yellow Red Fruit is brought to you from the minds of:

Solomon Rumble - Concept, Devisor, Performer
Meg Taranto - Concept, Devisor, Performer
Aram Geleris - Devisor, Performer
Sunny Youngsmith - Producer
Isabella Edwards - Set and Costume Design
Sidney Younger - Lighting Design
Kevin Hojerslev - Dramaturg

Concept Photography by Alec Farrow, with additional graphic design by Henry Lucas

Please note this performance involves the scent and components of oranges.

We would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land we have made, rehearsed, played and performed this show on, The Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung and Boon Wurrung people of the Eastern Kulin Nations.

We pay respects to Elders, past and present and thank them for their leadership in how to care for country where everything is interconnected and alive. We also thank them for showing us that decolonisation is a global and intersectional effort that requires dedication every day.

We acknowledge any First Nations people present with us tonight, and that mirth has happened here, people have learnt and made life meaningful through storytelling and play for over 65,000 years.

This always was and always will be Aboriginal land.