Experimental

Who is a Dog Rose?

Exploring the unique tapestry of human emotions, identity and the interconnection that binds us.

$25.00
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The image shows the outline of a person sitting on a chair underneath a white sheet that covers the person so they cannot be seen or identified. The background is dark and ominous.

Image Credit: Tea Van de Burgt

  • Devised by: Josh M, Izzy E, Emma M, Ely R and Ella CW

Who is a Dog Rose? is an experimental theatrical piece delving into the intricate tapestry of human emotions, identity, and the interconnectedness that binds us. Through a harmonious blend of visual and auditory elements, this innovative performance invites audiences to immerse themselves in the emotion and intimacy of the piece.

Exploring themes of loss, grief and comfort, this movement-driven narrative unfolds as complemented by an original score. Performers navigate the complex web of human relationships with intimate dialogues, set against a minimalist yet captivating stage design, utilising the obscurity of shadow and light to depict the omnipresence of connection in our lives.

  • Duration: 60 minutes

  • Event Accessibility: Blind or Low Vision Rating: Partially Accessible, English no barrier

  • Age suitability: M

  • Event warnings: Contains Strobe Lights And Sustained Bright Lights, Moderate Coarse Language, Sudden Loud Noises.

  • Content warnings: Mental Health.

  • Full: $25.00

  • Concession: $20.00

  • Group 6+: $15.00

  • Extra Applause: $30.00

  • Blak Tix: $10.00

Sessions: In Person Events

A single $5.50 transaction fee applies to your booking.

Date Time Venue

Monday, 07 October 2024

7:30pm

St Martins - Irene Mitchell Studio

 Past Event

Tuesday, 08 October 2024

7:30pm

St Martins - Irene Mitchell Studio

Sold Out
 Past Event

Wednesday, 09 October 2024

7:30pm

St Martins - Irene Mitchell Studio

Sold Out
 Past Event

Thursday, 10 October 2024

7:30pm

St Martins - Irene Mitchell Studio

 Past Event

Saturday, 12 October 2024

7:30pm

St Martins - Irene Mitchell Studio

Sold Out
 Past Event

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