AussieTheatre has three double passes to giveaway to The Insomnia Project at the La Mama Courthouse on July 31.
Melbourne-based composer and director Natasha Moszenin has been living with insomnia since she was a teenager. Having tried psychotherapy, herbs, restrictive diets, and meditation, she decided to create a music-theatre work about sleeplessness and the related conditions that surround it; anxiety and depression.
Four individuals battle a sleepless night which leads them through a separate, yet shared, journey of fantasy, fear, loneliness and maddening exhaustion. Based on actual events, The Insomnia Project is an innovative, multimedia piece that aims to expose the harsh, and at times hilarious, truths about suffering from this disorder. The Insomnia Project blurs the boundaries of sleep and waking as the characters give in to dream-like imaginings, desires and frustrations through spoken word, physicality and song. Lyrical, jazz-inspired songs invoke both the intimacy and solitude of the night. It is an exercise in survival watched over by the clock as it guides one on a journey of shifting phases through the darkness into dawn.
With a textural merging of light, shade, spoken word, motion and viscerally poignant music, you are invited to become immersed in the loop of tension and release and to consider the comedy and tragedy of the insomniac condition experienced by so many throughout the world. Yet there seems to be little sympathy among the general population for those who simply, cannot sleep, or who sleep badly.
Competition closes July 28 at 6pm AEST. Winners will be contacted via email/phone.
The Insomnia Project
July 31, 7:30pm
La Mama Courthouse
349 Drummond St, Carlton VIC
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