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SUNSTRUCK

HELEN HERBERTSON AND BEN COBHAM

Image: Heidrun Löhr

MONDAY 14 – WEDNESDAY 16 MARCH

7pm & 8.15pm

ARTS HOUSE, NORTH MELBOURNE TOWN HALL

50 minutes no interval

Full $30
Concession $25

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"TRULY MERITS THE TERM SUBLIME... THEATRICAL MAGIC AND THE SHEER WONDER OF THE LIVING BODY." RealTime

PRESENTED BY ARTS HOUSE, HELEN HERBERTSON AND BEN COBHAM

Inside a landscape of isolation and absence, two dancers inhabit a series of interconnected, physical scenes. A dense interrelationship of body/ landscape, people/place mixes with the glorious sounds of live cello and violin in an intimate performance experience rich with resonance.

Long time collaborators Helen Herbertson and Ben Cobham join forces with some of Australia’s finest artists in a performance structure to challenge their collaborative history. Ever changing, unique to each performance, an active score unfolds and adjusts in front of you. Like a dream half remembered, a future half imagined, Sunstruck is a poetic elegy for light, dance and sound to slide into the imagination.

Concept Collaboration: Helen Herbertson, Ben Cobham
Devised & Directed: Helen Herbertson
Design & Light: Ben Cobham
Physical Realisation: Helen Herbertson, Trevor Patrick, Nick Sommerville
Performance: Trevor Patrick, Nick Sommerville
Set Realisation: Alan Robertson
Soundscape: Livia Ruzic
Violin & Cello: Tamil Rogeon, Tim Blake
Production: Bluebottle - Frog Peck
Management: Moriarty's Project

Sunstruck has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body and is supported by Arts Victoria and the Faculty of VCAM, University of Melbourne