Part of Randwick City Council's Town Hall Takeover.
Adieu Uncut Pubic Cubic! is an exploration into the silliness and seriousness of having hair.
Join creators Mym and Vic for a free development showing and Q&A discussion of their new experimental dance work. Blending practices of documentary theatre and dance; two women and a pile of wigs unravel the slippery narratives of knotted shame and uncover vulnerable desires.
Playful, flippant and rooted in resistance, you’re invited into their messy attempt to untangle the identity politics and personal preferences of hair.
Audience warnings: Mature Themes.
About the Artists
Adieu Uncut Pubic Cubic! brings together experimental theatre artists Mym Kwa and Victoria Abbott.
Mym Kwa is an artist working across theatre, dance, screen and live art. Drawn to investigations of latent intimacy in public spaces, Mym’s practice traces desire, memory and metamorphosis as sites of destabilisation between self and other. Mym frequently collaborates with leading Australian performance companies and festivals, contributing to large-scale theatre and interdisciplinary projects.
Victoria Abbott is a writer, performer, clown and director with over 30 years of professional experience. She specialises in documentary and verbatim theatre, creating award-winning works for her company Run Rabbit Theatre. Lyrical writing and documentary gathering feed her experimental practice. Her work is inherently entertaining and political.
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Access
Randwick Town Hall is located on the ground floor at 90 Avoca Street, Randwick.
The main entrance is via double doors located on Frances Street. From this entrance there are 8 steps with handrails to reach the hall.
There is a wheelchair accessible entry via the carpark on Avoca Street. There is an accessible car park located on Frances Street.
If you would like a Council staff member to reach out to you and discuss your access requirements, please select the checkbox on ticketing registration.
Town Hall Takeover takes place on the land of the Gadigal and Bidjigal people. We pay respect to Elders past and present, recognising their strength, wisdom and creativity.
