Samara Hersch & Lara Toms, Arts House, Melbourne 2017, Cambletown Arts Centre, NSW, 2018, Vitalstatistics, Adelaide 2019.
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Cass Mortimer and Nelson Earle for Sydney Dance Company’s New Breed program at Carriage Works 2017.
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Headphone experience for Zoe Scoglio, 2017, Werribee.
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Shian Law for Dance Massive 2017, Melbourne.
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Sound Collaboration with Rebecca Jensen for Dance Massive, Melbourne 2017.
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Epic Theatre, Image: Peter Greig
Shian Law for Sydney Dance Company’s New Breed program at Carriageworks.
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Director BRUCE GLADWIN
Devisors and Performers MARK DEANS, SIMON LAHERTY, ROMANY LATHAM, BRIAN LIPSON, SARAH MAINWARING & SCOTT PRICE
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work (2016)
On Friday September 2, sister will debut work (2016), at the Bendigo International Festival of Exploratory Music. It features the lighting designs/installations of Matthew Adey and is not to be missed. If you haven’t booked a ticket yet then get cracking. You can book and check the rest of the festival here.
We’ve published April 2016 on the archive. It’s a record of our residence at the now gone gone gone
Food Court Artspace. LISTEN.
sister confounded/assaulted/entertained the masses as they wandered from the carpark to Etihad Stadium to The Melbourne Eye then to Costco and back.
Martin Kay was kind enough to document us and you can hear his version of events on track 3; you’ll never be the same again.
Martin also recently released Stadium (Avantwhatever), an exquisite, aural investigation of the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). Check it
In early 2014 long-time friends and collaborators ‘Marco Cher-Gibard’ and ‘Ben Speth’ created laptop and electric guitar duo SISTER, with the aim of creating exceptional immersive, transcendental soundscape experiences. Introducing to you Ben and Marco…
Read the rest of the interview by The Wandering Lamb on sister here
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Presented by Union House Theatre
Directed by Olivia Allen
How do you show you care?
Megaphone Democracy is a theatrical exploration of action, apathy, cynicism and ‘clicktivism’.
Through extensive interviews with individuals and organisations, at protests and online from all walks of life, across the generations, across the political spectrum, and across the world we ask the question ‘How do you show you care?’
Megaphone Democracy will bring together ideas of Activism and small gestures that impact the world we live in.
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12-14 & 18-21 May 2016 at 7pm
Guild Theatre, Level 1, Union House, University of Melbourne
Tickets: FREE!
Bookings Essential at chook.as/uht/megad
Running Time: Approx 40 mins (no interval).
Doors open 6:50pm, performance starts 7pm
Facebook Event
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In Shloyme Ansky’s landmark Yiddish play of 1914, a young bride is possessed by the ghost of the man she was meant to marry—a Dybbuk.
Love, death, and ghost stories, join us—if you dare—for a night of haunting tales about possessions, obsessions and Dybbuk discoveries.
Dybbuk features a dream team of writers reading short, original stories, that evoke the mysterious possibilities beneath our usual realities: journalist Michael Gawenda and his musician son, Husky; storyteller and writer Arnold Zable; playwright Jessica Bellamy; performer and academic Yoni Prior; and comedian Josh Glanc. Also featuring, Klezmania.
Concieved and Directed by / Samara Hersch
Dramaturg / Lara Thoms
Sound Design / Marco Cher-Gibard
Lighting Design / Dans Maree Sheehan
With / Anna McCarthy, Shian Law, Joshua Ferenbach and more
Special thanks to / Zoe Scoglio, Bec Reid, Andrew Firestone & Adva Weinstein
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