Out of Line - ATYP
Explore what a dystopian future would mean for the schoolscape.
Overview
There are many works of fiction set in a future metropolis, but what about a school-scape specifically?
Keeping with the fascination for dystopian futures, Out Of Line proposes a hellish schoolyard setting where rules are enforced rigorously and self-expression is unheard of. Imagine a world where sameness is not just common, but normal.
Young people, both with and without disability, from the Shopfront Bodylines Ensemble, Autism Spectrum Australia and Kogarah High School will come to together to present this full-length live performance work at the Australian Theatre for Young People.
Directed by Flinders University Drama Centre alum Margot Politis, the work promises to be a provoking exploration of the overriding themes of rules, bullying and resilience through movement.
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