Imaginary Radio Station
Description
Step into the Imaginary Radio Station, a space of storytelling and music. Ride the waves of memory, embrace halos of sparkling static and be part of a broadcast like no other.
This shape-shifting radio station is composed by Stephen Adams for and in collaboration with the music box project, with dramaturgical support from Nikki Heywood. Weaving together threads of sound, movement and personal reflection, join us for a sonic meditation on radio and connection.
Doors open: 6:30pm
Performance begins: 7:00pm
Please note that this performance contains short periods of noise and radio static.
If the cost of a ticket is a barrier, please don't hesitate to contact us - you are welcome to attend as our guest.
This performance is supported by funding from CreateNSW, with early development work supported by residencies at the Rex Cramphorn Performance Research Studio (Theatre and Performance Studies, The University of Sydney) and at Bundanon.
Venue & Access
This performance of Imaginary Radio Station is presented at 21 Shepherd Street, Marrickville.
21 Shepherd is a ground floor venue with a single step at the point of entry, then even flooring throughout. Please note that the venue does not have accessible toilets. Parking is available in streets surrounding the venue, however the area can get busy in the afternoon and evening.
Please contact themusicboxprojectau@gmail.com with any questions or concerns around venue access.
Lineup
Stephen Adams
Stephen Adams is a composer, improvising musician, voice and sound artist with rich experience in radio production and content curation of contemporary classical and experimental music.
the music box project
Sydney-based "the music box project" is an award-winning, artist-run collective of musicians presenting creative, community driven and collaborative music experiences. The collective consists of Jane Aubourg, Elizabeth Jigalin, Naomi Johnson, Peter Leung and Joseph Lisk. The collective has championed an interdisciplinary approach to music making and specialises in creating music experiences that incorporates elements of performance art, media, improvisation, and more.
Nikki Heywood
Nikki Heywood is an interdisciplinary artist working across dance, performance, writing and live art. A performance creator with a deep focus on embodiment, her long professional practice has centred upon devising and directing original movement-based performance work.
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