'Wings' is an immersive installation exploring the birdlife of North Sydney in the century old tunnels at The Coal Loader: a multi-sensory event that brings science and creativity together.
Featuring sculptures from Tom Buckland, video and photography from Anne Morphett, music from Narelle Yeo, Sarah Levins, Jerome Blazé and Alexis Weaver, science installs from Alice Motion, costume from Brendan De La Hay and actor/musicians from the Sydney Conservatorium of Music.
A co-production of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and Wherenext Theatre Company, 'Wings' gives you the chance to walk through the tunnels and notice birds from a different perspective.
Run time of the installation is appriximately 45 minutes. When you book, you can come any time between 11am-4pm.
Every day at 12pm and 2pm there will be live-performances from actors/musicians from the Sydney Conservatorium of Music.
General Admission - $15; Concession (Student/Senior) - $10; Whole School Booking - $250 (Flat Rate) - Schools must book via Sydney Conservatorium website and complete the 'Schools Booking Form'.
'Wings' will also be hosting exclusive performances of the musical 'The Theory of Relativity' (Neil Bartram & Brian Hill, 2014) produced by Wherenext Theatre Company, at 7pm August 13th-16th.
You can book your tickets here: The Theory of Relativity
Contact Ruby Baird: rubybaird7@gmail.com