Immerse yourself in a vision of the future
An experience awaits to ignite the depths of your imagination. Here, places once forgotten are transformed into visions of the future, where voices sing enchanting songs, architecture comes to life and colour rules supreme. Let your curiosity guide you through a labyrinth of art, design and theatrical wonder and discover delight in what could be. #forgottenplaces #citizentheatre #melbourne #stonnington #community
Venue: Chapel Off Chapel
Address: 12 Little Chapel St, Prahran
Date: 2019: February 13, 14, 15, 16, 17
Time: 6:30 PM (duration 60 mins). Exhibition also open to the public 12-5pm
Ticket: Adults $25, Children $15
Buy / Ticket: www.citizentheatre.com.au/forgottenplaces
Web: https://www.citizentheatre.com.au/forgottenplaces
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EMail: info@citizentheatre.com.au
Call: 0430 963 877
Address: 12 Little Chapel St, Prahran
Date: 2019: February 13, 14, 15, 16, 17
Time: 6:30 PM (duration 60 mins). Exhibition also open to the public 12-5pm
Ticket: Adults $25, Children $15
Buy / Ticket: www.citizentheatre.com.au/forgottenplaces
Web: https://www.citizentheatre.com.au/forgottenplaces
: https://www.facebook.com/CitizenTheatreAU/
: https://www.instagram.com/citizentheatreau/
EMail: info@citizentheatre.com.au
Call: 0430 963 877
Citizen Theatre's newest project Forgotten Places' creates an immersive theatre and art experience that transports audiences to a vision of the future, inspired by the City of Stonnington.
The demands of our fast-paced lives can take a heavy toll on mental health and wellbeing. Citizen Theatre believes the remedy to the modern way of life is a live art experience to invigorate our imaginations.
Citizen Theatre is seeking photographic submissions from people who live, work or play in the City of Stonnington that highlight local areas that may have been forgotten about.
The Citizen Theatre team will incorporate and transform a selection of these photographic submissions into the Forgotten Places' immersive experience: an interactive future city where paintings, sculpture, singing, storytelling, music and colour will give audiences of all ages a transformative experience to change the way they view and interact with their local area.
Citizen Theatre Artistic Director Jayde Kirchert says audiences can expect to be surprised. "With lots of different performances and visual art being presented simultaneously, audiences can let their curiosity guide their journey through our imagined city. No two people will have the same experience."
To inspire locals with their photographic submissions, Citizen Theatre are holding a Forgotten Places Photography Walk' - a free guided photography walk with Citizen Theatre's visual designer Stu Brown. The walk encourages people to see the world around them with a fresh perspective through the art of photography, "Sometimes we're so busy we forget to look up and take in the world around us," says Stu Brown. "The photography walk is one way of inspiring joy in people by noticing something new in a place that is familiar."
Citizen Theatre is an independent Melbourne theatre company that has been producing works in non-traditional spaces since 2013, including Twelfth Night in Hares & Hyenas bookshop and The Importance of Being Earnest at Como Historic House & Garden. Forgotten Places is supported by the City of Stonnington's Arts & Cultural Grants program.
Photographic submissions are being accepted from now until November 30, 2018. For information on how to submit or to sign up for the Forgotten Places Photography Walk, visit www.citizentheatre.com.au
"The shapes this group creates throughout the piece are mesmerising and magical. We are transported to a world where anything is possible" - Theatre Press on Ascent (2018)
"A lively light, well- realized, slick contemporary work that is certainly worth catching" "“ Stage Whispers on Alexithymia (2017)
"Citizen Theatre clearly demonstrates a great depth of talent." "” Artshub on The Importance of Being Earnest (2015)
The demands of our fast-paced lives can take a heavy toll on mental health and wellbeing. Citizen Theatre believes the remedy to the modern way of life is a live art experience to invigorate our imaginations.
Citizen Theatre is seeking photographic submissions from people who live, work or play in the City of Stonnington that highlight local areas that may have been forgotten about.
The Citizen Theatre team will incorporate and transform a selection of these photographic submissions into the Forgotten Places' immersive experience: an interactive future city where paintings, sculpture, singing, storytelling, music and colour will give audiences of all ages a transformative experience to change the way they view and interact with their local area.
Citizen Theatre Artistic Director Jayde Kirchert says audiences can expect to be surprised. "With lots of different performances and visual art being presented simultaneously, audiences can let their curiosity guide their journey through our imagined city. No two people will have the same experience."
To inspire locals with their photographic submissions, Citizen Theatre are holding a Forgotten Places Photography Walk' - a free guided photography walk with Citizen Theatre's visual designer Stu Brown. The walk encourages people to see the world around them with a fresh perspective through the art of photography, "Sometimes we're so busy we forget to look up and take in the world around us," says Stu Brown. "The photography walk is one way of inspiring joy in people by noticing something new in a place that is familiar."
Citizen Theatre is an independent Melbourne theatre company that has been producing works in non-traditional spaces since 2013, including Twelfth Night in Hares & Hyenas bookshop and The Importance of Being Earnest at Como Historic House & Garden. Forgotten Places is supported by the City of Stonnington's Arts & Cultural Grants program.
Photographic submissions are being accepted from now until November 30, 2018. For information on how to submit or to sign up for the Forgotten Places Photography Walk, visit www.citizentheatre.com.au
"The shapes this group creates throughout the piece are mesmerising and magical. We are transported to a world where anything is possible" - Theatre Press on Ascent (2018)
"A lively light, well- realized, slick contemporary work that is certainly worth catching" "“ Stage Whispers on Alexithymia (2017)
"Citizen Theatre clearly demonstrates a great depth of talent." "” Artshub on The Importance of Being Earnest (2015)