Forgotten Places: Journey Beyond the Stars
Directed by Jayde Kirchert
4 – 7 September 2019
Kingston Arts Centre
Enter a dazzling vision of the universe, where mesmerising songs, beautiful dances and stunning visual art come to life in an unforgettable immersive experience.
About the production
Inspired by Kingston’s unique history of UFO sightings, Forgotten Places was an awe-inspiring tale of evolution, space-travel and aliens that delighted audiences of all ages!
The immersive experience could be thought of as a ‘living gallery’ and offered audiences the chance to see, hear and feel different types of contemporary art. It included beautiful abstract paintings of the local area, elegant design and professional performers and treated audiences to an array of incredible live music, inspiring poetry and quirky dances. Unlike anything Kingston had seen before, ‘Forgotten Places’ gave audiences of all ages a transformative experience to change the way they interact with the world around them.
Grants & Support
This production was generously supported by The Kingston Arts Grants Program and the Ron and Marg Dobell Foundation.
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Composer/Music Director Imogen Cygler
Actors:
Freya Pragt
Willow Sizer
Jack Wunsch
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Director/Dramaturge Jayde Kirchert
Visual Designer Stu Brown
Costume Designer Aislinn Naughton
Stage & Production Manager Teri Steer
Lighting Designer Rachel Lee
Associate Producer Steph Clare-Cover
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Kingston Arts Centre is designed to accommodate individuals with special requirements. This includes wheelchair accessibility on the ground floor, wheelchair-accessible toilets, and a lift to Level 1 where the Theatre is located. Hearing assistance is available in the level 1 theatre via a T-Switch hearing loop.
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