Get Well Circus: Development Showing
Description
Join the artists of Get Well Circus in a gentle afternoon in-development showing as we explore trauma-informed arts practice, proudly supported by the City of Melbourne Annual Arts Grants.
This event is a free showing to present our shared learnings culminating a 2-week residency at Circus Nexus, with the guidance and care of trauma counsellor Robin from The Hey Mate Project and Leah Filley, director, theatre-maker and all-round sweetheart. We're inviting our fellow spoonies and chronic heath community into developing conversations and best practice exploring trauma-informed arts presentation. The post-show Q&A will be recorded and shared online for at-distanced safe engagement. More information to follow!
Showing schedule:
1:00pm - Arrival
1:15pm - Casual development showing in the Ballroom
2:00pm - Post-show cuppa teas and Q&A conversationwith artists, director, creative producer, and trauma-informed counsellor and facilitator from Hey Mate Project in The Lounge
3:00pm - Finish
Venue accessibility
The venue is wheelchair accessible (including lift access to the stage) and has a hearing loop, and in keeping with our Trades Hall home, Common Rooms is a place where everyone is welcome.
Transport Options
- Train
- Bus
- Tram
Train Trades Hall is located 800 metres from Melbourne Central train station. Bus Trades Hall is around a 15-minute bus trip from Melbourne CBD. Catch the 907 Smart Bus from Swanston and Lonsdale Streets. Tram Catch the number 30 and City Circle trams East along La Trobe Street. Alight at corner Russell and Swanston, and walk north on Russell Street. Continue to Victoria Street, when Russell Street becomes Lygon Street. Trades Hall is on the corner of Victoria Street and Lygon Street.
Parking
There are a number of street car parks outside Trades Hall on Victoria Street, including an accessible parking bay. Lygon Street carpark is a short walk from Trades Hall – located at 204 – 218 Lygon Street.
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