In The Works: Azimeh / عزيمه

When the world has fallen into fracture and disarray, untethered, backwards, inverted... what can happen when we gather?

Azimeh / عزيمه (ah-zee-meh) is an Arabic word for a gathering — an invitation to come together. Azimeh / عزيمه is a gathering in response to the fuckery of the world.

Unleash the new, pull at magic threads, chase it away with polemic outcries, vocal signatures and ancestral song. We can learn a lot from each other when we gather. How remains to be seen.

Bringing together Nicole Barakat with Claudia Chidiac and Majdi Jelda; Rosie Belvie and Jenny Trinh, Azimeh / عزيمه doesn't propose gathering as an answer to the world we find ourselves in. It begins with something simpler: in response to it, we come together.

Come alchemise IN THE WORKS, followed by food and reflections. The night continues beyond the works, with every ticket including a shared meal in PACT's courtyard.

GETTING TO In The Works: Azimeh / عزيمه

Where: PACT Centre For Emerging Artists, 107 Railway Parade, Erskineville NSW 2043.

Getting to PACT: 
By train: Erskineville Station (250m),  Newtown Station (900m), and Macdonaldtown Station (1km)
By bus: 355 Bus Stop (250m); Newtown (900m)
By taxi: Erskineville Road Taxi Stand (300m)
By car: Railway Parade has unlimited free street parking

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ACCESSIBILITY

PACT is an accessible venue, with level access throughout the public areas of the building and non-gendered, ambulant and wheelchair-accessible toilets. There is accessible (non-dedicated) street parking on Railway Parade. The nearest accessible train stations are Erskineville (5 minutes) and Newtown (15 minutes).

You can find a detailed video tour of our venue, including our entrance, courtyard, bar, theatre space, dressing room and bathrooms here.

For additional accessibility support, please contact us – info@pact.net.au

We encourage you to contact us with any access questions and to discuss your requirements with us.

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This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through Creative Australia, its principal arts investment and advisory body.