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Forgotten Places: an immersive experience
 

An experience awaits to ignite the depths of your imagination. Here, places once forgotten are transformed into visions of the future, where voices sing enchanting songs, architecture comes to life and colour rules supreme. Let your curiosity guide you through a labyrinth of art, design and theatrical wonder and discover delight in what could be.

The Citizen Theatre team will create the Forgotten Places immersive experience by incorporating a selection of photographic submissions from local Stonnington residents. These will be transformed into an interactive future city where paintings, singing, storytelling, music and colour will give audiences of all ages an inspiring experience to change the way they view and interact with their local area.

Recommended 5+ (family friendly)

Website (more info): https://www.citizentheatre.com.au/forgottenplaces

Booking via: https://chapeloffchapel.com.au/show/forgotten-places/ 

 

 

Event details

Venue: Chapel Off Chapel. 12 Little Chapel St, Prahran, 3181.
Bookings: 03 8290 7000.
Start Date: Saturday 16 February 2019

 

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