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Jess Turner & Dean Nash Creative

Spectrum @ Sydney Fringe Festival

Where
Erskineville Town Hall
Erskineville Town Hall
104 Erskineville Road, Erskineville NSW 2043
Emerging Artist Share House "The Living Room"
When

Every day, 7:30pm to 8:30pm Tuesday 15 September to Saturday 19 September

Cost

Adult: $25.00

Spectrum is a sensory collision—a poetic plunge into the neurodivergent mind, colour by colour. Blending spoken word, movement and live visual art, this award-winning solo performance explores masking, mirroring and self-discovery through an intimate and emotionally honest theatrical experience.

Structured through colour and lived sensation, Spectrum invites audiences into a world where difference becomes connection, asking what might change if being out of step wasn't a stumble, but a dance to a rhythm the world has yet to hear.

Originally premiering in the Sydney Fringe Festival Limitless Program in 2025, the production was nominated for Best in Theatre and Best Emerging Artist, before going on to win the Best Emerging Artist Weekly Award at Adelaide Fringe 2026.

Presented as part of Sydney Fringe Festival 2026, Spectrum runs Tuesday 15 September to Saturday 19 September 2026 at the Emerging Artist Share House Hub, Erskineville Town Hall. Performances begin at 7:30 pm, with a relaxed and welcoming environment designed to encourage audiences to experience the work in the way that suits them best.

Auslan interpreted performance Tuesday 15th of September

Whether you're neurodivergent, know someone who is, or simply enjoy bold, contemporary theatre, Spectrum offers an unforgettable journey into seeing—and feeling—the world through a different lens.

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Jess Turner & Dean Nash Creative

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