From Fervour to Ferocity, L-Acoustics Brings Supercharged FANGIRLS to New Audio Heights Australia – Written by Australian playwright, screenwriter and composer Yve Blake, FANGIRLS is a co-production with Belvoir, Queensland Theatre and Brisbane Festival, in association with Australian Theatre for Young People (ATYP). It is the joyous chronicle of 14-year-old Edna, a diehard fan of the world’s biggest boy band, True Direction. It examines the way that the world talks about fan girls, the way it looks at young female enthusiasm and in turn, how that shapes the way girls look at themselves. Currently touring Australia, the multi award-winning musical recently played to full capacity audiences at Adelaide Events and Exhibition Centre’s Ridley Pavilion, as part of the Adelaide Festival. To deliver all the punch and clarity music producer and sound designer David Muratore and sound designer Michael Waters had envisioned, Novatech supplied an L-Acoustics system for the festival date
Luminous voices shine brightly
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The Fangirls up for a wild time flirting with fame
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Fangirls buttons every big feeling with a laugh, and smartly winds the audience into a frenzy that culminates in a mini pop-concert. Photograph: Brett Boardman
When youâre so in love you want to die, and the object of that love is a celebrity, or a fictional character, or the person on the bus who has no idea you even exist, what do you even do with that feeling? How do you balance that chemical rush with rational sense when every song you hear sounds like it was written for exactly how youâre feeling right now? And what hope do you have regulating any of this when youâre a teenager, and every feeling you have is policed not just by society, but also by your parents and your peers?