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Cold Moon by Cait Johnson
Don't expect warm or consistent. Can you tolerate cold light and change? Can you love something distant and strange?
I'm pocked and I'm cold, and immeasurably old. My magic will silver the garbage In the slums, or the desert, or sea,
And I don't give a damn; This is how I am. There's nothing that I haven't seen.
Exciting, talented, eclectic and hilarious - the best four words to describe this brilliant comedy line up at Harold Park Hotel, Glebe, this coming Tuesday 16 August!
MC: Emma Zammit - An unstoppable force of comic bravado. “….delivery and comic timing was spot on,” www.australianstage.com.au With: Cait Johnson - One of the most unique, likeable new(ish) talents on the rise. As seen at Sydney Comedy Festival, Adelaide Fringe Festival and more!
And: Simon Bosco, Chris Kearey, Alfie, Christian Elderfield, Maslow, Frida Diguise and Luke Joseph Ryan!
All for only 10 bucks on the door! And a 5 buck beer special!
That's one sweet, and funny, deal!
Doors: 7.45pm. Show: 8.15pm.
[M]ost of us are taught from birth that we must look outside ourselves for the answers to any pressing question, including matters of our own health and well-being. We learn very early in life to give our power over to authority -- to the teachers, doctors, political figures, and minsters/rabbis/priests who are the power-holders, the answer-givers. The entire structure of our society rests on the concept of power-over. And in submitting to outward authority, we often lose our sense of inner worth, inner power, spiritual authenticity. In reclaiming for ourselves and our children the concept of power-within, we can be wonderfully and dangerously subversive.
Cait Johnson & Maura D. Shaw, Celebrating the Great Mother: A Handbook of Earth-Honoring Activities for Parents and Children ((1995)
"A cushioned grape gives no wine."