Fairfax Festival Blog Eight: Kids Interviews Part Three
by Jane
A few more Fairfax Festival posts will be coming up over the next few days. Between the excitement of the last night, eight hours on a bus home, and catching up with real life it’s all a bit behind what I prepared.
Niko and Kimberly from Birchip
What have you been working on for Fairfax?
K: The Misinformation Booths: you can tell us any question and we’ll try and answer it.
What’s your favourite thing about this week?
K: Probably the giant puppets.
N: Same with me, that was cool. And scaring people.
K: [Laughing] Yeah, I made a little kid cry.
N: And the sound art was good as well.
What is your favourite thing about theatre?
N: If you mucked up, you still have to keep going even though it looks bad.
K: You improvise.
N: Yes, that’s what I love most. Improvising.
K: I like the musical side of things.
Abol and Marnas from Swan Hill
What have you been working on for Fairfax?
M: We’ve been working on puppetry and the story of the old dreamtime in Aboriginal history, and we;ve been doing a bit of singing and dancing.
What’s your favourite thing about this week?
M: Food! No, kidding. Meeting people, and doing the different activities.
A: Making new friends.
What is your favourite thing about theatre?
M: I like how they can just get up, not forget the words, and perform and make everyone happy.
A: That you can just get lost in the acting and you can just have fun with it.