Crunch Time
A democratic dinner party, where you vote for the ingredients.
Overview
Forget about dinner and a show, this Next Wave work from transmedia performance collective Counterpilot is both rolled up into one. Hosted at the Darebin Arts Centre, Crunch Time is a performative dinner party that embraces the spirit of democracy. Dinners sit around a projector-mapped table and vote on which ingredients they'd like included in their meal. From there, public leaders will be thrown into the kitchen, where they'll show off their culinary chops while being viewed via live-feed video. Sounds like a hell of a dinning experience... although we can't speak to the quality of the food.
Photo credit: Dave D'Arcy
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