The Fringe at BATS Begins...
The Fringe at BATS Begins...
Hello BATS Folk
The Fringe at BATS has arrived! Opening tomorrow night is Yatra, presented by the Untouchables Collective - the first of sixteen fantastic productions over the next five weeks - woo hoo! Get your Fringe Addict card from the Fringe office (ph 495 8015) and you can see any Fringe show at BATS for ten bucks.
Hit reply to BOOK NOW. Tell us how many tickets you would like and when. You can pay when you attend the performance as we don't take credit card bookings but we do have eftpos. We will email to confirm your booking.
Next week look out for After Kafka by Angie Farrow.
Love BATS x
Yatra - Journey for Identity Season: Friday 6 - Saturday 14 February Time: 8pm Tickets: $15 full/ $12 concession/ $10 Fringe Addict
'Yatra: Journey for Identity¹ is a new devised collaborative work that draws on the talents of all seventeen members of the Untouchables Collective. This work merges theatre and live music by incorporating the voices of all the members of the collective including four actors (Rina Patel, Rashmi Pilapitiya, Tarun Mohanbhai and Rajeev Varma), as well as the musical influences of the members of Tu-Faan Express sound system (Karnan Saba, Dikesh Gandhi and Arindam Sen) and directed by Jade Eriksen.
Exploring the
issue of migration and the sense of isolation and
dislocation, members of the collective are given a chance to
voice their stories, thereby celebrating South Asian migrant
culture and identity in New Zealand. This work celebrates
the creation and expression of South Asian identity here in
New Zealand for the actors and musicians as well as the
audience. For the members of the collective, this work
represents an awakening of their New Zealand South Asian
consciousness.
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