Events

SENSE OF PLACE PROJECTS Presents

IN THE FIELD

Tasty Tales of Growth, Love, and Life performed in an organic vegetable field.  Captivating stories told with theatre and dance sprout in the heightened and dream like world that is the last remaining vegetable field close to Melbourne's city centre. Between the earth and the sky three lovable and quirky characters share very human stories of their passionate but troubled connections to the land. Come smell the basil, taste the figs and be transported to a place that is unexpectedly close to home. The project is a collaboration with CERES Community Environment Park ( www.ceres.org.au).

We have been farming and rehearsing in the field since last winter. Come share the fruits of our labour!

WHERE
The end of Harding st. Coburg, at the Merri Creek. Meet at the swing bridge. Melways ref 30A1
Take Tram no. 1, from Swanston st. to the corner of Harding st. and Nicholson st. (stop no. 133). Car Parking is available in surrounding streets.

WHEN
Previews: Wednesday 19th March, Tuesday 25th March 6:30pm
Opening Night: Wednesday 26th March 6:30pm
Season: MARCH Thursday 27th 6:30pm, Friday 28th 6:30pm, Sunday 30th 3pm and 5pm,
               APRIL    Saturday 5th 3pm and 5pm, Sunday 6th 3pm and 5pm.

TICKETS
$25 full, $20 concession, $20 group bookings of four or more, $18 preview
email tickets@senseofplace.com.au or call 8486 2158. Audience size is limited so early bookings recommended.

Wear comfortable walking shoes, and a hat for daytime performances. Bring a raincoat or umbrella if raining lightly. In the event of heavy rain or extreme heat the show will be cancelled. Please call the booking line for details of ticket exchange/refund options. Wheelchair access is possible but please be aware that there is some rough and soft ground which may make it difficult (please let us know in advance).

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