Small Odysseys
Rawcus
World Premiere
Presented by Arts House
7.30pm, Wed 13 Jul Preview
7.30pm, Thurs 14 Jul
7.30pm, Fri 15 Jul
7.30pm, Sat 16 Jul
5pm,Sun 17 Jul
7.30pm, Wed 20 Jul
7.30pm, Thurs 21 Jul
7.30pm, Fri 22 Jul
7.30pm, Sat 23 Jul
60 mins
$20 / $15 Preview
$30 / $15
Arts House
Meat Market
36 Courtney St,
North Melbourne
Accessibility:
Wheelchair Accessible
Auslan Interpreted – 7.30pm, Fri 22 Jul
Warning:
Strobe lighting, loud sound effects
Show Program:
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Small Odysseys is a work of grit and tenderness. It tells stories both intimate and vast.
A collage of images and moving pictures reveal moments of daring and glimpses of journeys from the epic to the everyday.
Small Odysseys plays with proximity and distance, shifts between intimacy and isolation and carries a yearning for home.
This new work by rawcus, a company of performers with and without disabilities, continues their trademark style of stunning visual imagery and magical realism with moments of gentleness, anarchy, humour and heart.
Small Odysseys features live music by Jethro Woodward and vocalist, double bass player Ida Duelund Hansen.
World Premiere
Presented by Arts House
7.30pm, Wed 13 Jul Preview
7.30pm, Thurs 14 Jul
7.30pm, Fri 15 Jul
7.30pm, Sat 16 Jul
5pm,Sun 17 Jul
7.30pm, Wed 20 Jul
7.30pm, Thurs 21 Jul
7.30pm, Fri 22 Jul
7.30pm, Sat 23 Jul
60 mins
$20 / $15 Preview
$30 / $15
Arts House
Meat Market
36 Courtney St,
North Melbourne
Director:
Kate Sulan
Set/Costume Design:
Emily Barrie
Sculptor/Designer:
Shaun Patten
Composition/Sound Design:
Jethro Woodward
Musicians:
Jethro Woodward, Ida Duelund Hansen
Lighting Design:
Richard Vabre
Performers/Creators:
Steven Ajzenberg, Clem Baade, Michael Buxton, Ray Drew, Rachel Edward, Nilgun Guven, Paul Matley, Mike McEvoy, Ryan New, Kerryn Poke, Louise Risiik, John Tonso, Danielle von der Borch
Auslan Interpreters:
Lynn Gordon, Kirri Dangerfield
Production Manager:
Richard Dinnen, Megafun
Producer:
Insite Arts – Freya Waterson, Lee Cumberlidge
Supported by – Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body, the Shulu and Besen Foundations and the Victorian Government through Arts Victoria.
Image by – Brett Brogan