Tragedy Project - Studio One

New theatre work devised by second year Theatre students in collaboration with third year and honours Animation students responding to Sophocles' Antigone.

Please note Tragedy Project Studio One includes, Coarse language, Misogynistic language, References to death and dying, Simulated violence, References to sexual and gender-based violence, Loud noise.

This performance will run for approximately 60 minutes with no interval.

Theatre Devisers Taina Araujo, Delia Breen, Rex Cameron, Gryff Connah, Alex Fimiri, Cosima Gilbert, Brodie Murray, Hamish Payne, Mary Schofield, Charlotte Vella and Sarah Warren

Animation Student Lead Josh Jinu

Animation Devisers Elise De Wit, Mars Salinas and Toby Marlow

Director Kate Sulan

Sound Designer Eugene Beissel

Dramaturg Blake Hohenhaus

Stage Manager Michelle Forbes

Lighting Realiser Lachlan Careedy

Costume Realiser Rose McCormick

Technician Adam Grikepelis

QLab Programmer Kadin Hawker

Production Coordinators Rex Lockyer and Katie Bradley

Artistic Operations Manager Abe Watson

Producer Alex Duffy

Head of Theatre Chris Mead

Interim Head of Film and Television Annabelle Murphy

Theare Subject Coordinator Nazaree Dickerson

Theatre Course Coordinator Sarah Austin

Animation Course Coordinator Christie Widiarto

Student Consultant Derrick Duan

Theatre Academic Staff Chris Mead, Alice Qin, Amy Hume, Colin Sneesby, Georgina Naidu, Isabella Vadiveloo, Joe Paradise Lui, Kate Sulan, Kat Henry, Keith Brockett, Mark Wilson, Mark Wong, Maude Davey, Nazaree Dickerson and Sarah Austin.

Animation Academic Staff Christie Widiarto, Rosalie Osman and Darren Bell

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Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Studio 1 (Meet in Foyer), Performing Arts Building 879, Southbank, Australia