So You Think You Can Cow at Big West Festival

By Margaret Cameron and David Young

"This is mad: actors in cow suits, audience shouting “moo” and doing the clip-clop dance, conceptual cows and conceptual buckets. It’s a performance like nothing you’ve ever seen – and it’s a riot...This show is bonkers...Just go to see if you think you can cow." - Kate Herbert, Herald Sun

"Inverting the traditional role of the audience, So You Think You Can Cow is a madcap and hilarious performance, albeit one that's dangerously reliant on the audience's willingness to embrace the playful spirit of the show." - Read Richard Watts' full review here and his Age review here.

"...this utter oddity of a production subverts the [La Mama raffle] custom for slightly terrifying ends...completely bizarre, often hilarious and constantly confusing...What the whole cow theme signifies will differ for each viewer, but it's a concept milked for all its worth." - John Bailey, The Sunday Age

"...we find in So You Think You Can Cow the perfect comedic compromise ... There are moments from left field that are incredibly funny" - James Ayers, Arts Hub

PERFORMANCE DATES:
Friday 20 November 6.30
Saturday 21 November 6.30
Sunday 22 November 5.30
$20/15

TICKETS:
Book online at Big West Festival
or by phone on the Aphids office booking number: (03) 9534 4008

VENUE:
The Dog Theatre
42a Albert St, Footscray
Melway Reference


Have ever wanted your own private training intensive on performance practice?
Have you ever wanted someone to tell you what to do in every circumstance?
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to get inside a cow suit?

‘Say cow like wow!’

So You Think You Can Cow starts with a raffle; with a difference! The winner gets to perform the show! (OK, you don't have to join if you'd rather just sit back and watch.)

By Margaret Cameron and David Young
Sound Design: Jethro Woodward
Additional dramaturgy: Jason Cross




So You Think You Can Cow was workshopped and developed through an Aphids residency undertaken at the Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts as part of an Inter-Arts Office, Australian Council hybrid arts residency.
So You Think You Can Cow received support from Arts Victoria and the City of Melbourne.