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The Sunset Lounge. Photo: Danica Zuks An installation from The Sunset Lounge. Pictured is a shark, jellyfish and various other sea animals. A dreamworld between day and night

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A dreamworld between day and night

25 February 2022

The Sunset Lounge installation takes place within the rooms of a hotel but its dreamy tableau seems to play with things that connect us to the world beyond, writes Kim Kirkman

Mitchell Aldridge and Cameron Park in 'Open Third'. Photo Anthony Tran Two dancers grooving on a table top. Their bodies are hunched over but loosely. Hotel hidey-holes make perfect performance spaces

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Hotel hidey-holes make perfect performance spaces

27 August 2021

Whether cool, creepy or comical, ‘Situ8:Hotel’ is another terrific program of site-specific work from STRUT Dance and Tura New Music, writes Nina Levy.

I'll Tell You in Person Two women sit at a coffee table, facing one another. They are both wearing headphones and both laughing. Is that really how it was?

Reviews

Is that really how it was?

17 February 2021

Memories spark memories, and the truth is rarely a straight line, David Zampatti realises after a performance of I’ll Tell You in Person.

Article

Literature: Are You Sitting Comfortably?

23 September 2018

21 October @ Alex Hotel · Presented by Australian Short Story Festival · As part of the 2018 Australian Short Story Festival, come down to the …

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A dreamworld between day and night

Hotel hidey-holes make perfect performance spaces

Is that really how it was?

Literature: Are You Sitting Comfortably?

Seesaw Magazine acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands on which we work and live, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar Nation. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.
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