THE TENT

THE TENT
Can we work together to build something better? 

FRI MAY 3 // 7pm 
SAT MAY 4 // 3pm & 7pm
SUN MAY 5 // 1pm & 5pm

FLING Studio
45 - 47 Eden Street, Bega 2550

*This event is has limited capacity seating, bookings essential.

THE TENT is a huge sculptural installation, a transient piece of architecture and metaphor for the shifting, surprisingly malleable social and political structures we live within.
Created from op shopped bed sheets and covering the full span of the FLING Studio, the cast manipulate the Tent over the duration of the work via a system of 30 ropes. 
THE TENT puts our individual perception under the microscope through the re-enactment of events, in a playful, farcical look at what is real and what is subjective in the re-telling. 
A work that captures the excitement and optimism of a bunch of young people trying to get something done. 

Direction and Choreography - Rob McCredie 
Lighting Design - Gerry Corcoran 
Composition and Sound Design - David Hewitt 

Choreographic Collaboration - Jarrah Cattlin & Beth Lane
Rehearsal Direction - Beth Lane 

Devised in collaboration with the young artists of FLING Company: 

Alfie Tait 
Amalia-Grace Thompson
Darby Rosenbaum
Harry Haggar
Isha Constable
Jasper Clark  
Otis Lauder
Perdita Brydon

Accessibility info: 

This event is an immersive experience with audience members invited to walk through space and occasionally close to performers.
This venue is wheelchair accessible with access to a wheelchair friendly bathroom. 

If you have any access requirements you'd like to discuss prior to this event, get in touch with the FLING Team:

admin@flingphysicaltheatre.com.au

FLING Team:

Executive Director - Gabrielle Rose
Production and Operations Manager - Anne Corcoran
Creative Director - Beth Lane
Associate Artist - Patrick Meessmann
Emerging Artist - Jarrah Cattlin

FLING respectfully acknowledges the traditional owners of the land on which we live, dance and create. The Djiringanj people, whose custodianship has never been ceded, and continues to guide and support our connection to country today. We pay our respect to elders past, present and emerging.