it’s myself that i crave

Image credit:
Artist: AnSo
Photographer: Estelle Yoon 

Following AnSo’s EP release, it’s myself that I crave is a haunting quest for self-realization unfolding through immersive sound and movement performance. Collaborating with choreographers and movement artists Amara Shin and Alana Searles, AnSo navigates cultural fragments—echoes of tradition and whispered identities—in a poignant exploration of personal and collective transformation.

Dates: Friday 8 & Saturday 9 (November)
Running time: 60mins

CAST & CREATIVES:

• Creator & Artist: AnSo
• Choreographer: Amara Shin
• Choreographer: Alana Searles
• Audio Engineer: Madalyn Henly
• Lighting Designer/Tech: Frankie Clarke

TICKET INFORMATION

Price: $25 or $20 with an Artist Pass (contact access@brandx.org.au for financial hardship and Mob Tickets)

CONTENT WARNINGS

Light strobe

VENUE & SEASON ACCESSIBILITY 

We welcome all visitors to ESCAC and are committed to making it accessible and inclusive for everyone. The venue is wheelchair accessible, with accessible car spaces available out the front on Burton Street. We accept companion cards and welcome assistance animals.
Accessibility for individual shows is indicated on the show pages. Please refer to the ticketing site for the most up to date details, or contact us.

For access information on the venue, please CLICK to watch this video explainer.

HOW TO GET THERE

Car: On-street metered parking around the venue.
Bus: Oxford Street 2 minute walk (333, 373, 399, 392, 394 and M10 buses).
Train: Museum Train Station 10-minute walk.

If you would like to discuss access please contact access@brandx.org.au or call 8029 9040.

 

AFFORDABLE & MOB TICKETS: 

This is an allocation of free tickets for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and people experiencing financial hardship for The Flying Nun shows.
To access these tickets please email marketing@brandx.org.au for a no questions asked seat.

This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through Creative Australia, its arts funding and advisory body, is supported by the NSW Government through Create NSW, and the City of Sydney.