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  • Whats On

    Climate Change

    Image: Luke Wintour
    Clear plastic sheets bunched together dumped on the floor and hanging from above. Lit in purple with a dark background

    The Lollapalooza Effect

    Mon 2 Sept at 6pm and Wed 4 Sept at 8pm
    “The Lollapalooza Effect” is a visually and emotionally gripping performance that challenges audiences to confront the consequences of their environmental footprint. Through its innovative use of movement, the environmental theatre piece invites viewers to reflect on their role in this ongoing cycle and inspires a collective call to action for a more sustainable future.
    A womens face with her hait up in between two pineapples.
    Marianne Tuckman presents

    The Dirt

    Wed 25 - Thu 26 Sep at 7.15pm
    Combining voice, movement and text, this pulsing tragicomedy reduces the climate crisis to the metaphor of a filthy house. When home becomes contaminated, how do we dream about the future?
    A person holds an orange placard that says A CITIZENS' ASSEMBLY
    Andy Smith presents

    A Citizens' Assembly

    Tue 5 Nov at 7.30pm
    We are the citizens! This is our assembly! We are the actors in this story!
    A woman with glasses and curly brown hair wears white headphones and looks up towards a white box with purple lights hanging from it.
    SHYBAIRN presents

    This is What Utopia Looks Like

    Sat 9 - Sun 10 Nov at 2pm, 3pm, 4pm, 5pm, 7pm, 8pm, 9pm
    From mushroom bricks and earthships, to teleportation in the blink of an eye, join us to visualise a liveable future, only then can we fight for it.
    WORK IN PROGRESS
    Two white people in front of a light bluey grey background. Calum is on the left and has short red hair and is looking into the distance. Jenny is on the right and has a shaved head and is wearing a red blazer. She is looking into the camera.
    Calum Perrin presents

    I, Symbiont & Untitled A double-bill

    Fri 15 - Sat 16 Nov at 7pm
    Artists and collaborators Calum Perrin and Jenny Witzel present two work-in-progress performances: one exploring bureaucratic systems in relation to precarious lives; the other, symbiotic living in uncertain times.
    A woman and a man smile at the audience. On the man's t-shirt are the words 'Thou silent form dost tease us out of thought'.

    The Writing of Stones

    Thu 21 - Fri 22 Nov at 7.15pm
    A reverie on the reality-altering nature of attention, the limits of language, and humanity’s place in the natural world inspired by the ideas and stones of Roger Caillois.