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Slop by Aviva Endean and Rebecca Jensen

Presented by Darebin Arts Speakeasy

“Jensen and Endean are a remarkable duo” - Paul Neeson, Arts Wednesday

“riveting, engrossing and curiously moving” - Michael Brindley, Stage Whispers (on Slip)

Following the international success of their duet Slip, Rebecca Jensen and Aviva Endean return with Slop, a visceral sequel that plunges into a submerged, murky world of sound and movement. If Slip was about falling out of sync with reality, Slop revels in the messy aftermath. The overspill.

Conjuring an unstable, gurgling terrain of bodies and sound, Slop wades through a world saturated by digital excess and environmental precarity. A reckoning with our present moment and a confrontation with the invisible systems that ensnare us, Slop asks the question: which entanglements do we sever, and which do we trust?

Performance Dates

13 - 23 May 2026

Wed - Fri 7.30pm | Sat 2pm & 7.30pm

Event details

Venue: Northcote Town Hall Arts Centre
Bookings: https://arts.darebin.vic.gov.au/Programs-and-opportunities/Programs/Speakeasy-presentations/Slop
Start Date: Wednesday 13 May 2026

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