Harvest
Food. Consumption. Waste. PACT's Ensemble turn their experimental minds to the foodie issues of our time.
Overview
Food. Consumption. Waste.
Nope, this isn't about the latest disaster from My Kitchen Rules. This is a production from PACT theatre's Ensemble team. A bunch of 18-30 year olds with a penchant for the stage has been rounded up, shaped, and then moulded by PACT, like plasticine, for a year. Or rather, they’ve undergone creative mentorship (as they call it).
And now, it's their turn to show us their stuff.
Julie Vulcan is the one directing these eight emerging artists in their dark comedic performance. A performance that asks, "when is one person's insane act another’s act of sanity?"
While that's a tricky question, what is for certain is that it will be experiemental. It'll look at rituals. And habits. They’re calling it kinda like a supper club and it’s going to be a visual feast (yes, that’s a food pun alright).
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