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    Live Art

    Image: Joseph Morgan Schofield
    A woman's silhouette is backlit against a dark background, surrounded by strange, angular shapes lit in pink and blue.
    Miranda Prag presents

    An Attempt to Lose Time

    Tue 5 - Wed 6 Dec at 9pm
    Would it be possible to live without time? A playful meditation on time blending the personal and the collective, a questioning of the status quo and an invitation to see time differently.
    WORK IN PROGRESS
    A 19th or early 20th century sepia photograph. An outside scene. An older man in a tweed suit with a pipe stands staring at an old camera on a stand. On the other side of the camera a woman dressed in a black robe is staring at the viewer.

    Big Bang: 11 Dec

    Mon 11 Dec 7.15pm
    CPT’s Big Bang scratch night: an explosion of performance from which new universes of theatre may one day emerge.
    WORK IN PROGRESS
    A toy robot in spotlight, its shadow cast across the wall behind it. To its right, a human figure (wearing glasses) staring at it in silouhette/shadow.
    anorak presents

    function.

    Fri 19 January at 9pm
    A show about robots and humans, performed by a robot (controlled by a human). An exploration of artificial intelligence, human imagination and building things in our own image.
    A white drag king with brown eyes, long brown hair, a beard and a pair of antlers on his head stands shirtless against a green background, like a naive painting of a deity, and holds a processed beef-burger gracefully aloft in one hand while he pours a st
    Liberty Martin presents

    Stag King

    Tue 23 - Wed 24 Jan at 9pm
    A performance lecture / drag show featuring a seven foot drag stag. What can a contemporary queer learn from the Ancient Celtic God of the Hunt?
    WORK IN PROGRESS
    Hugh, a young white man, is wearing a long black dress with a high neck, looking austere. Sitting next to him on a chair is a white English Bull Terrier. The image is sepia-toned and looks old.

    DOG

    Tue 23 - Wed 24 Jan at 7.15pm
    DOG is pure beast and anything but polite. Inspired by incidents of Victorian dognapping, this solo show explodes the 'well-made play' to reveal a queer, canine future.