Experimental

COOKED: Hot Nights – Ari Angkasa's Suspicious Fish

A variety show of Indonesian primetime television lore with snacks made by angels.

Dates 03 - 17 Oct
Time 6:00pm - 9:00pm (Come and go as you please)
Venues Fed Square - Amphitheatre

FREE EVENT

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Two people sit on a metal bench and another person stands in front of it in front of a white background. One seated person is holding a large metal cooking pot on their lap. The person standing is holding a fish. There is a cartoon picture of a fork drawn over the top corner of the photograph.

A collage of images of chef Narit, divided into four sections. The top left he stands deadpan holding a big stock pot, another pot is at his feet, he is on a white background. The top right is grainy close up of the same scene, this time viewed from his left side. The bottom left is a close up of a snack being prepared, it is saucy and hand is placing more sliced garnishes on top. The bottom right has Narit, legs wide apart balancing the large stock pots ontop of each other.

A collaged image broken into four sections. The top left is a barramundi fish lying lifeless on white paper. The top right is Ari and Margot posing for a photo, Ari is standing, holding the fish, wearing pink gloves a white shirt and tie with a cute top over and some glamourous accessories, Margot sits next to her legs and hands together, she wears a fur appearing hat, Margot is sat on a silver bench. The bottom left is Ari, close up in movement, with the pink gloves. The bottom right is a close up of the pink gloves on white paper.

Experimental

Image Credit: Ben Clement, Long Prawn

Performed by: Ari Angkasa and Margot Morales
Hosted by: Narit Kimsat (Earth Angels)
Presented by: Melbourne Fringe and Fed Square

Hot Nights see artists and chefs take over the COOKED public BBQ for an evening of performance and hot salty snacks.

Ari Angkasa’s Suspicious Fish is a live TV soap and variety show, steamed with heady, hilarious, familiar and iconic flavours. The show brings together Angkasa’s influences from dinners spent in the glow of Indonesian soap operas and the chatter of ever entertaining variety shows. Ari Angkasa’s Suspicious Fish elevates the lazy late week Mi Goreng dinner to suspicious heights, excavating what good taste is and who gets to filet it. Alongside Angkasa as host will be Earth Angel’s Narit Kimsat on the grill and a star-studded guest list of Naarm’s finest performers. Come along, you won’t want to change the channel, not that you can.

Tickets secure a snack on entry, live music and a performance plated for a BBQ stage.

This event occurs within the COOKED public BBQ space designed by Mikhail Savin Rodrick Projects and Long Prawn, with BBQ designed and built by Mike Hewson.

COOKED has been commissioned with Principal Partner support from the Naomi Milgrom Foundation. This project received Cash to Create through the Fringe Fund.

About Long Prawn

An artistic food practice headed up by F GM Mora and L B Stephens that delivers rigorously researched food expertise heavily seasoned with creative event design. Food enveloped in community, props and performance from buffet tables to nouveau-haute cuisine – responsive, rewarding and resourceful eating, ideas, events and workshops.

Producing food events that thoughtfully and resourcefully respond to a theme, location and purpose. Thinking and cooking since 2015.

Duration: Come and go as you please
Event Accessibility: Blind or Low Vision Rating: Partially Accessible, English no barrier
Age suitability: M
Event warnings: Contains Sustained Bright Lights, Mild Coarse Language, Sustained Loud Noises, Some Infrequent/Low Pressure Audience Interaction.
Content warnings: Alcohol Use, Queerphobia Or Homophobia, Sexual References.

Additional snacks and drinks are available for purchase on the night. Due to the limited and artistic nature of our kitchen, the free snack with booking will have limited ability for changes to be made on the day, that said we will endeavour to have options for most standard dietary concerns.

Fed Square - Amphitheatre
Cnr Flinders & Swanston Sts, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000

Wheelchair Access

Fed Square - Amphitheatre is wheelchair accessible.

The undulating surface of the The Square is made up of sandstone cobblestones, with a marked access path. Swanston Street offers the best access to The Square and lift access is available from The Atrium. The Big Screen is equipped with a hearing loop and there are accessible toilets located next to Time Out Café.

The Main Stage has lift access for performers. St Paul’s Court, Swanston Street Forecourt and The Amphitheatre also provide wheelchair access.

For more information, please visit www.fedsquare.com/accessibility.

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Free Event

*Prices are subject to change without notice. Standard terms and conditions apply.

Sessions: In Person Events

Date	Time	Venue
Thursday, 03 October 2024 Free (Ticketed)	6:00pm	Fed Square - Amphitheatre Free (Ticketed)	Past Event
Thursday, 17 October 2024 Sold Out	6:00pm	Fed Square - Amphitheatre Sold Out	Past Event