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Cost
$30 General Admission
$25 Concession
$20 First Nations
Booking required
When
14 April 2023
Fri 8:30pm (after performance, performance starts 7:30pm)
Where
The Substation, Market Street, Newport VIC, Australia
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In the world premiere of Tethering, Matthias Schack-Arnott returns to The Substation to create a vast and intricate world of interconnected sound. Using a range of repurposed and recycled materials, Matthias creates a musical world in which quivering threads of sound populate the performance space, transferring energy through a thrumming network of manmade and organic materials.
Building upon his research into the physicalisation of sound through kinetic systems, Matthias has created an ambitious work in which massed sounding objects chatter in playful relationships to each other.
Driven by Matthias’ propulsive percussive playing, and made in collaboration with a team of leading designers, Tethering is a visceral, trashy and fun exploration of the materiality of sound.
ARTIST TALK
There will be an Auslan-interpreted post-show artist talk on Friday 14 April. The performance ends at 8:30pm, and the talk will start shortly after, running for approximately 30 minutes.
ACCESS
The post-show artist talk on Friday 14 April will be Auslan interpreted by Cindi Boychuk. Cindi will be available from 7.15pm pre-show for any audience members requiring an Auslan Interpreter.
This performance is wheelchair accessible and gender neutral accessible toilets are available.
The seating provided for this performance will be chairs with backs in a seating bank.
PRODUCTION CREDITS
Lead Artist: Matthias Schack-Arnott
Lighting and Technical Design: Bosco Shaw
Dramaturgy: Samara Hersch
System Design & Robotics: Nick Roux
Design Consultant: Kate Davis
Technical Director: Keith Tucker
Producer: Michaela Coventry
Associate Artists: Niki Johnson, Georgia Gamper and Zane Edwards
Accessibility
Event Access
The post-show artist talk on Friday 14 April will be Auslan interpreted by Cindi Boychuk. Cindi will be available from 7.15pm pre-show for any audience members requiring an Auslan Interpreter.
This performance is wheelchair accessible and gender neutral accessible toilets are available.
The seating provided for this performance will be chairs with backs in a seating bank.
Venue Access
Visitors may enter The Substation using the ramp or stairs at the main entrance. There is a lift on the ground floor, to the left of the foyer, providing access to levels 1 and 2.
Toilets
There are gender-neutral toilets on every level, including wheelchair accessible toilets on the ground floor (left hand toilet) and level 2 (right hand toilet). Baby change facilities are located in the ground floor accessible bathroom.
Assistance Dogs
Guide and assistance dogs are welcome at The Substation.
Companion Card
Companion card holders are eligible to receive a free companion ticket when purchasing their ticket. We accept companion cards registered in Victoria and interstate.
Exhibition Wall Labels
PDF versions of wall labels for each exhibition are available via our website where possible.
Event type
Other accessible and inclusive event
For bookings and information on specific access and transport.
Remi Griffiths
Marketing and Administration Coordinator
Phone393911108
Emailinfo@thesubstation.org.au
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