A Line Has Two
Saturday May 17, 2008 - 6:00pm to 8:30pm
Programme:In God’s Esperanto [world premiere]
A Line Has Two
Damien Ricketson (music), Christopher Wallace-Crabbe (poetry)
A Line Has Two is a striking sonic-literary spectacle by composer Damien Ricketson and renowned poet Christopher Wallace-Crabbe.
Following a sell out show at the Sydney Opera House where the work was described by the press as a “a rich jewel-box of sonic textures”, A Line Has Two explores the theme of impermanence and the passing of time.
A Line Has Two is preceded by In God’s Esperanto, a world-premiere work that revives ancient languages in an ironic search for universal communication.
Where and when:
Performance 16pm Tuesday 13th May
Sounds Alive, Canberra International Music Festival
The Street Theatre (Cnr of Childers St and University Ave, Acton ACT)
Tickets: $25.00/$15.00
Bookings: Call 02 6247 1223 or visit www.thestreet.org.au. Booking Fees may apply.
Performance 28pm Saturday 17th May
Bangarra Dance Theatre (the harbour end of Wharf 4/5, Walsh Bay, Sydney)
Tickets: $35.00/$20.00
Bookings: Call 1300 306 776 or visit www.mca-tix.com. Booking Fees may apply.
Performers:Roland Peelman – conductor
Alison Morgan – soprano
James Nightingale – aulos
Jason Noble – clarinets
Diana Springford – clarinets
John Dewhurst – percussion
Bree van Reyk – percussion
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A Line Has Two is presented in collaboration with Sounds Alive, Canberra International Music Festival with the support of Arts NSW and Sibelius Software Australia.
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