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UFO
 

On the putting green at the edge of a regional town, a group of young people have been recruited for a highly confidential and, it turns out, highly dull job: to keep tabs on a grounded UFO.

Sitting still and silent for weeks, the workers are about to call it quits when…

Using an innovative blend of science fiction tropes, live cinema and exquisitely detailed 1:8 miniatures, UFO is a funny, freaky encounter of the third kind from re:group performance collective’s Kirby Medway & Solomon Thomas that we promise you’ve never experienced before. 

★★★★ ‘A near perfect mix of format and function’—Time Out Sydney (for re:group performance collective and Coil)

 

Event details

Venue: SBW Stables Theatre
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Start Date: Tuesday 18 April 2023

 

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