Multicultural Arts Victoria supports collaboration between Tony Yap Company (Melbourne Australia )and the Necessary Stage (Singapore)
Tony Yap Company: Past Caring @ The NEcessary Stage (Singapore)
A collaboration betwen The Tony Yap Company (Australia) and The Necessary Stage (Singapore)
25 - 28 February & 5 - 7 March 2009, 8pm
28 February - 1 March & 7 - 8 March 2009, 3pm
"...Through childbirth, sickness, hurt, and blight, and nervousness an' scarin',
through bein' left alone at night, I've got to be past carin'..."
An excerpt from Henry Lawson's poem, Past Carin'
Past Caring will see its world premiere in Singapore on 25 February 2009.
Inspired by the title of a poem by Australian writer Henry Lawson, Past Caring is an inter-disciplinary theatrical collaboration involving artists from Singapore and Australia.
Urgent issues of adoption,displacement, family, land and journey will be weaved together into a complex and contemporary presentation of text, music, multimedia and movement.
A year-long process,the project involved artists making field trips, conducting interviews and creating and presenting works in Singapore and Melbourne.
Artists
Australian artists - Tony Yap Company (auspiced by Multicultural Arts Victoris)
Tony Yap - Performer/ dancer
Madeleine Flynn and Tim Humphrey - Sound Designers
Kim Lawler - Multimedia Designer
Glenys Angell - Performer
LeRoy Parsons - Performer
Singapore artists - The Necessary Stage
Alvin Tan - Director
Haresh Sharma -Playwright
Siti Khatijah - Performer
Sukania Venugopal - Performer
Loo Zihan -Multimedia Designer.
Press Release
Download press release
Venue
The Necessary Stage Black Box, Singapore, www.necessary.org
Singapore Fringe
www.singaporefringe.com
Tickets
Tickets are now on sale at SISTIC authorised agents, via the hotline at 6348 555 or online at www.sistic.com
The Tony Yap Company (tyc)
http://www.tonyyapcompany.com
Tony Yap is the current Australian Council Dance Fellow, and has a long and distinguished history within Australian contemporary dance.
All tyc artists have strong international profiles in both collaborative, multi-modal projects and their particular art-form specialties.
Supporters
TYC is proudly supported by Multicultural Arts Victoria, Australia Council for the Arts and Arts Victoria .