Fringe2019
Rest
What is it to stop briefly in a place of eternal rest? What is it to explore a
space that is never open after dark? This is your chance... Rest is an
immersive theatre experience at East Perth Cemeteries. Rest leads you
through stories hidden in the graveyards. Is what is hidden here, also
hidden in you? Brought to you by the multi-award-winning 2018 yourseven
WAYTCo team and the National Trust of Western Australia.
Created & Directed by James Berlyn in collaboration with the WAYTCo Ensemble company
Composed by Rachael Dease
Lighting by Lucy Birkinshaw
Performed by WAYTCo Ensemble supported by Monica Main and Rubeun Yorkshire
Produced by Western Australian Youth Theatre Company and the National Trust of Western Australia
The meeting point for the start of the production is in the Pioneer Gardens on the corner of Bronte Street and Plain Street in East Perth.
Created & Directed by James Berlyn in collaboration with the WAYTCo Ensemble company
Composed by Rachael Dease
Lighting by Lucy Birkinshaw
Performed by WAYTCo Ensemble supported by Monica Main and Rubeun Yorkshire
Produced by Western Australian Youth Theatre Company and the National Trust of Western Australia
The meeting point for the start of the production is in the Pioneer Gardens on the corner of Bronte Street and Plain Street in East Perth.
Presented by: WA Youth Theatre Company and National Trust of WA
WA Youth Theatre Company enables and empowers young Western Australians to tell their stories and gain valuable life experiences through the practice of theatre and performance. We provide a best practice link between young people and the professional theatre and performance industries by employing leading professional artists to train, mentor and create work with our members. The National Trust of Western Australia manages East Perth Cemeteries and 70 other heritage places around the State on behalf of the community. We do this because we know that heritage enables us to explore our identity and our place in the world. We tell compelling and engaging stories from the past that connect with personal experiences and build understanding of the value of heritage.Suitability & warnings
Family friendly:
No
Coarse Language: Occasional
Mental Health
Smoke Effects
Please note
The event is held in the dark, at night in an outdoor space. There are obstacles and there are not clear or paved pathways.
Presenter
Presented by: WA Youth Theatre Company and National Trust of WA
WA Youth Theatre Company enables and empowers young Western Australians to tell their stories and gain valuable life experiences through the practice of theatre and performance. We provide a best practice link between young people and the professional theatre and performance industries by employing leading professional artists to train, mentor and create work with our members. The National Trust of Western Australia manages East Perth Cemeteries and 70 other heritage places around the State on behalf of the community. We do this because we know that heritage enables us to explore our identity and our place in the world. We tell compelling and engaging stories from the past that connect with personal experiences and build understanding of the value of heritage.Social media