An Uncertain Time
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10.30 am, 12.00 pm & 3.00 pm (Thurs)
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An Uncertain Time
By Sarah Austin & Co
An Uncertain Time uses song, sound, physical theatre and projection to create a narrative journey for both baby and carer, taking audiences on an exploration through ideas of love, loss, hope and uncertainty.
It is a tactile, sensory and visual experience that will captivate babies and adults alike. The 30-minute performance is followed by optional playtime in the space.
Neuroscience tells us that critical neural pathways are formed in the first three years of life. Providing infants with quality arts and cultural experience fosters their understanding of beauty, belonging and story.
An Uncertain Time won the 2022 Green Room Award for Outstanding Work for Children and Families.
Please note: the performance runs for approximately 30 minutes with optional play time available for babies and carers afterwards.
Recommended for ages 0-12 months (and their carers). Older children including siblings are not able to be accommodated for this event.
Running Time: 30 minute performance with 15 minutes optional playtime after
Cast and Credits
Creator: Sarah Austin
Performers: Niow, Lauren Sheree
Designer: Rainbow Sweeny
Costume Designer: Niow
Lighting Designer: Richard Vabre
Composer & Sound Designer: Madeleine Flynn & Tim Humphrey
AV Designer: Richard Chambers
Produced by Performing Lines
The queering of An Uncertain Time was commissioned and supported by Midsumma Festival and ArtPlay.
Dates
Wednesday 26 February
12.00 pm - 12.45 pm
3.00 pm - 3.45 pm
Thursday 27 February
10.30 am - 11.15 am
12.00 pm - 12.45 pm
3.00 pm - 3.45 pm
Tickets
For general ticketing and box office information (including conditions of sale) see our Ticketing services information page.
For accessibility bookings or other box office inquiries please email [email protected] or phone 03 9709 9700.
An Uncertain Time is produced by Performing Lines. The queering of An Uncertain Time was commissioned and supported by Midsumma Festival and ArtPlay. The premiere season was supported by Besen Family Foundation and Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts, its arts funding and advisory body, as well as Darebin City Council through the FUSE Fund.
