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'Imagine if suddenly you were not anchored to the ground with the horizon as your reference point, but saw the world as it really is - hurtling through space, ever-moving, never still. Chances are you have Vestibular Syndrome. This is a play about Vestibular Syndrome. About what it's like when three little bones in your ear are out of whack. Cathy's world has been totally altered by this experience. Searle, a psychiatrist, is trying to help Cathy find a new equilibrium and Michelle, Searle's wife, is looking for equilibrium of her own.'
Source: ABC Radio National's website, http://www.abc.net.au/rn/arts/airplay/s1465004.htm
Sighted: 04/10/2005
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