anode 2009

'If You Lived Here You'd Be Home Now' is a black and blue pseudo-comedy exploring the tender space between truth and recollection, (alleged) crime and (self) punishment. Prepare to be taken on a confounding trip down no-memory lane. This live performance is presented by the brand-spanking new Melbourne theatre collective, I'm Trying To Kiss You.

Wednesday 4th - Saturday 7th November
5.30pm arrival for a 6.00pm start

Sunday 8th November
1.30pm for a 2.00pm matinee start

Venue:
1000 £ Bend - 361 Lt Lonsdale Street Melbourne

Tickets:
$16 Full Price / $12 Concession
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Zoey Dawson holds a Bachelor of Creative Arts from LaTrobe University where she majored in theatre and drama. She has studied classical performance at Shakespeare and Company in Massachusetts, USA. A writer and actor, she has recently performed her original work with collectives such as Self-Cultivation, Voodoo and The Last Tuesday Society and has been published in the Cordite Poetry Review.

Anna McCarthy is an Arts graduate from Melbourne University.  There she performed in works such as Disjunction (Mudfest), The Fire Raisers and Public Relations (Union House Theatre) and A Resting Place (Tastings). In addition she has performed in In Remembrance by Anna Barnes for the Melbourne Fringe Festival and for 3D festival at the Malthouse. 

Allison is a director, producer and performance artist and founding member of Live Art group Spill Collective. Most recently, Allison was Creative Director and Performance Director of Spill Collective’s Dark Matter, a live art event in the Atrium at Federation Square, involving live sound, visual media, puppetry, installation and physical performance. In October 2008 she directed and produced Spill Collective’s Melbourne Fringe Festival show Forest of the Inside involving over 25 young artists. She has just completed a Batchelor of Arts majoring in Theatre Studies at the University of Melbourne.

Kim Zoe Evans holds an Arts degree majoring in Theatre & Cinema studies and a Certificate IV in Entertainment focusing on Theatre lighting, Sound and AVl. She has worked extensively as lighting designer or operator for independent theatre companies such as Eagles Nest, Black Lung and Oubykh Theatre as well as working as a Technical Assistant at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. She is currently completing her Masters in Arts (Media).

Chris Summers is a director and dramaturge. He received the 2005 Sydney Theatre Company Young Playwright’s Award and the 2008 St. Martin’s Emerging Playwright’s Award. He recently worked as Assistant Director to Alyson Campbell on '4.48 Psychosis' (Red Stitch Theatre, 2007) and Susie Dee on 'Attempts on her Life' (Union House Theatre, 2008). Chris is currently a member of the St. Martin’s Playwrights Studio.