7 DEADLY SINS
Graeme Murphy & Judith Wright - MADE
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Event Venue
Princess Theatre, Launceston
Event Dates & Times
- Mon, Nov 16 2020 12:30pm
- Tue, Nov 17 2020 12:30pm
- Tue, Nov 17 2020 3:30pm
- Tue, Nov 17 2020 5:00pm
- Tue, Nov 17 2020 6:30pm
Running Time
25 minutes + walking between scenes (no interval)
Notes
Contains adult themes. The performance moves through dark & uneven surfaces around the theatre. Patrons will be standing or walking for the duration of the performance.
No filming or photography permitted.
7 DEADLY SINS
Graeme Murphy & Judith Wright - MADE
There is no sinner like an old sinner
7 Deadly Sins is part installation part performance. Evoking the sins of pride, greed, lust, envy, gluttony, wrath and sloth, Graeme Murphy will bring to life Judith Wright's otherwise static, repugnant sculptures, in confronting proximity. Through dance, music and text the work questions corruption, truth and absolutes - exploring human secrets and desires from wanting too much, to vindictive anger, broken hearts, lies and betrayals.
Ticket Pricing
- $20 - Full
- $15 - Concession
- $18 - Subscriber Full
- $12 - Subscriber Concession
Concessions available for Pensioners, Seniors, Health Care Card holders and Full Time Students.
Companion Cards accepted. Please advise at time of booking if you require any specific seating requirements (front row only, wheelchair accessibility) or hearing enhancement facilities.
General Admission
Babes in Arms (being carried) aged up to 12 months are admitted free to this performance. All Babes in Arms must have a ticket to enter the theatre. Please ask for your complimentary Babes in Arms ticket at the box office.
A processing fee of $6 applies to tickets purchased online. This is a per transaction fee, not per ticket fee, which will be applied at the end of your purchase.
A delivery charge of $4 applies if you choose to have your tickets posted to your address.
Creative Team
- Choreography - Graeme Murphy
- Creative Associate - Janet Vernon
- Sculptor/Visual Artist - Judith Wright
- Composer - Christopher Gordon
- Photo Credit - Shirley Gibson
- Photo by - Sandi Sissel
By making their bodies articulate, the women of MADE expand our notions of how older Australians might live, not simple how they might dance.
