Fanciful Fiction Auxiliary
Taking getting into character to its costumed extreme.
Overview
When you read, you assume a character's voice. What if you donned their clothes as well? Or, what if you listened to a group of authors read over-the-top short stories while wearing costumes to match?
That's the concept behind Fanciful Fiction Auxiliary, aka reading aloud meets dressing up, and all for the audience's entertainment. Join the likes of best-seller Amie Kaufman, local talent Michelle Law and more for the kind of reading aloud you probably haven't experienced since you were a kid. It's free, it's some early Saturday night fun and it's taking over the Brisbane Writers Festival precinct's Top Shelf Bar.
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