Exodus is a new work of theatre explores three intriguing narratives inspired by Australia’s policies and perceptions of asylum seekers. Exodus bravely tackles this sensitive and contentious topic head on. A debut production from exciting new theatre company Bone Marrow Theatre, Exodus is devised collectively using movement as the primary device for creation and storytelling. This story is weaved in with works of fiction about a contemporary Australian family, in addition to a psychological journey of an Iranian refugee living in Melbourne. A cast of five performs the 60-minute production, with the story being told through gestural evocation of images using the mimodynamic approach. This method allows the actor to discover physical movements through the use of colours, materials and the elements to transpose images and create characters.
Venue: Revolt Artspace, 12 Elizabeth Street Kensington
Dates: 27 September 27 – October 5
Times: 5.30pm (week one), 7.30pm (week two)
Tickets: $15 – $23 via here.
