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Good Grief is a tragi-comedy exploring themes of grief & technological isolation,  Featuring Nichola Vechiatto, professional actress, aerialist and avid thespian. Nichola graduated with a diploma of performing arts in 2003; enjoying a successful career performing across the globe before she discovered aerial art in 2015.

Rooted in theatre and with a deep passion for story-telling, Nichola adopts the role of our narrator, crafting a collaborative art-form, combining words, voice, movement and visual effects to express meaning.

She has always been passionate about the performer/audience relationship of a live performance. It’s an immediate and personal exchange that creates a chemistry and magic. She hopes that through acrobatic, gestural, vocal and comedic expressions this piece connects with the audience on a deep level and takes them on a special journey within to tackle a issue that touches us all with artistry, humility and humour. 

Good Grief uses aerial art to punctuate and deepen the experience as we examine universal emotions..

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Together with industry professionals, Aerial Canvas has hosted alternative experiences for beginner & professional aerialists including Counterweight workshops and a 6-week show development process which culminated in the documentary "In Situ", in October 2022.

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