Stompin in association with Ten Days on the Island presents
MULTI STORY
World Premiere
Lutruwita/Tasmania
When
8 Mar Wed 7:30 pm
9 Mar Thu 7:30 pm
10 Mar Fri 7:30 pm
11 Mar Sat 7:00 pm
12 Mar Sun 2:00 pm
12 Mar Sun 7:30 pm
Tickets
FULL PRICE: $25
CONCESSION: $20
FAMILY OF FOUR: $80
Transaction fees apply
Duration
60 mins
Show Accessibility
Auslan Session
Saturday 11th March 7pm
Sunday 12th March 2pm
The Auslan interpreter will move with the dance work. Make sure you move to the best place to see them.
Relaxed Performance
Sunday 12th March 2pm
The sound volume will be lowered and the lighting will be less performative.
Venue Accessibility
Wheelchair Accessibility
All public levels of this venue are accessible to people who use wheelchairs by way of level access and the use of a lift. Please see more information below regarding Level Access.
The main entry into the building features automatic glass sliding doors. An accessible bathroom is available.
Level Access
All public levels of this venue are level access by using the elevator located through the main entrance and to the left.
Warnings
Suitable for all ages
Covid
Ten Days on the Island is closely following and implementing all restrictions and recommendations advised by National and State Governments regarding public gatherings and event venues, you can find the relevant government information here.
We, as well as the venue will be managing the risk of COVID-19 at our event venues in the following ways:
- Public availability of hand sanitiser at Festival venues.
- Patrons, staff, volunteers and artists are encouraged not to attend events if they are unwell.
Multi Story is a show re-told in our own language – leaning into humour, politics and poetics the intimacy of genuine connectedness and the comedy of communication that misses a beat.
Multi Story invites audiences to explore the three floors of the Launceston Library, discovering new ways to connect to storytelling, experiencing intimate tales in small clusters, as well as witnessing site specific dance at its best.
Come for an intimate journey with young Tasmanian dancers, exploring body language, spoken and unspoken communication, language construction and destruction.
This work has been developed with the artistic support of Choreographer Kyall Shanks along with additional guest collaborators and artists; Anna Seymour, a bilingual (Auslan/English) and proud Deaf woman with passion for her community, culture and language; palawa woman Denni Proctor, a singer-songwriter, dancer, actor, teacher and activist; and Yyan Ng, a multilingual musician living in Launceston.
In usual Stompin style the audience will be asked to sit, stand and move through the site – so leave the stilettos at home! This show is fully accessible; there will also be sensory friendly performances offered.
Credits
Performed and Created by Young Tasmanian Dancers
Choreographer –Kyall Shanks
Artistic Director – Bec Jones
Producer – Rachel Moore
Guest Collaborators and Artists – Denni Proctor, Anna Seymour and Yyan Ng
Image Credit: Bruce Moyle, Joffre Street Productions
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