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Yesterday we launched an extended off broadway season of Burnout Paradise in NYC.

It’s been two years since we premiered this show at

A show we pitched out of sheer exhaustion.
A show we couldn’t afford to make.
A show we hoped would help us get fit.
A show we created in an oily, disused warehouse.
A show we thought audience wouldn’t participate in.
A show we held our first fundraiser for.
A show we thought would be cancelled after opening night.
A show that’s caused more injury, disagreement and reflection than any other.
A show that continues to live and surprise.

Thanks to and for championing the show. Thanks to those stars who watched our earliest drafts Jason Maling and . Thanks to the many venues and festivals who supported the life of this work. Thanks to the many staff who cared for us, played with us and turned a blind eye when it mattered most. Thanks to our hosts .web and for bringing your skill to the show, and to our host extraordinaire who has truly been a rock through the highs and lows of this show.

Staring down the barrel of 148 performance in 5 months.
Pray for our bodies.
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CANADA. We’re coming.

Stoked to announce that Burnout Paradise is traveling to Vancouver this November going to be part of The Cultch’s 25/26 Season!

The Cultch has just announced their season, which includes a bunch of rad Australian work, including shows by and the not Aussie but still great .

Tell your Canadian mates who like experimental performance. Or treadmills.

Thanks for having us San Diego!

Burnout Paradise closed at WOW Festival last week. Grateful for sold out shows, adventurous audiences, and cheap tacos.

Here is a rare photo of us enacting a work/life balance by hiking on the morning of our final show. This week we’re straight off the plane and back into the rehearsal room.

And just like that, Anything You Can Do: Joondalup has closed its sold out run.

A huge thank you to for supporting this project. We couldn’t have asked for a better context or team around us.

Thank for trusting and guiding the project.

Thanks to for keeping us on track in more ways than one.

Thanks to our 6 stunning community members who threw themselves into our process with playful abandon.

And thanks to all the audience members who came, laughed, cheered, and worked their way through the instant coffee.

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Anything You Can Do: Joondalup is OPEN.

Perth peeps – only two more chances to catch this wild, heartfelt show at

For non-Perth peeps – here are some photos to experience it from afar.

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