Crack Family Dinner: It's the End of the World As We Know It
Humans have been preoccupied with the end of the world throughout the ages, but with climate change making real strides to our imminent downfall, and many people worrying about what conservative new laws and invasive terms and conditions mean for society, the conversation is really getting heated (ahem). Join our apocalyptically-minded artists for a big talk about their work, what other work is out there, and what this means to us as performance makers and people on Earth.
Featuring
Sabrina D'Angelo
Don't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow! Crack Theatre Festival
Sabrina is a theatre maker working in physical comedy and puppetry. Her most recent solo show Why Do I Dream? won Best Comedy and was nominated for Stand Out Performer at the New Zealand Fringe Festival 2014. sabrinadangelo.com
Read MoreSelena de Carvalho
The Evolutionary Straitjacket: Climate Change Karaoke Crack Theatre Festival
Selena de Carvalho is a cross-disciplinary artist who uses technology and creativity as a means to raise questions as opposed to providing answers. Selena is the recipient of state and national funding for individual and collaborative projects and is currently the ...
Read MoreAviva Reed
The Evolutionary Straitjacket: Climate Change Karaoke Crack Theatre Festival
Aviva Reed is a visual ecologist. Using her interdisciplinary skills, she communicates knowledge of ecology, place based exploration and scientific concepts through visual and theatrical experiences. Aviva has focused on scientific education through art and ...
Read MoreAaron Kirby and Eleanor Malbon
Eucapocolypts Now Crack Theatre Festival
Aaron Kirby and Eleanor Malbon are poets from Canberra interested in questions of human society and the earth from which it blooms
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