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Can we save our stories when the robots arrive? A quirky and hilarious story not to be missed on the January school holidays! Perfect for kids aged 7-12 years and their families.Out of line and out of time: the ‘Depository' is a mysterious bureau that undeniably has seen better days. It's only remaining operator continues with an important task. With the help of some strange machinery, he extracts the stories that live in old, discarded objects and safeguards them in the magical place where all stories are kept. A difficult task in a time when people throw out everything so quickly and objects don't have time to gather real stories.
This strange and vulnerable world starts to fall apart when the place is under attack by the malicious plans of a rogue AI...and only two unlikely allies can save the ‘Depository’ and its stories.
Storytelling versus data-management, human versus machine: a gripping and humorous clash between the analog and the digital, told through dazzling video and computer animations, quirky contraptions, robotics, clunky inventions and flying objects.
Physical reality turns virtual and back in this family show about what makes us humans humans, the stories we tell and artificial intelligence knocking at the door.
Whalebone
Cube 37 Theatre
Wednesday 19 January, 11am & 2pm
Tickets: $23 - $25 (Family of 4 $95)
Book now: https://bit.ly/3142aYS
Presented by: Frankston Arts Centre and Jens Altheimer
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Frankston Arts Centre, Cnr Davey & Young Sts, Frankston, Australia
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