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SEA Productions We believe it is our role to foster in young people a desire to explore, discover, invent and learn different ways of performing and provide opportunities for them to do so. 


Performed October 2019


"If humans colonise Mars or the Moon, have we learned our lessons?”


MOON_SHIP 2020 was a contemporary youth theatre performance loosely based on Lord of the Flies. It pieced together timeless texts and crash recordings to explore what the 50th Anniversary of the Moon landing means in our modern world.


Photography courtesy ACE Camera Club: Warren Lilford and Bob Symons


Updated: Dec 19, 2019


Performed in October 2019


Presented as part of 2019s Living in the Edge Festival. Participants attended three workshops over a week in the October School Holidays to expand their Musical Theatre skills, choreograph and rehearse.


The week culminated in a night of Youth Musical Theatre Cabaret with each performer presenting a song of their own choice, plus group performance choreographed during the week.







Updated: Apr 30, 2024



Performed in October 2019


Southern Edge Arts opened Living on the Edge Festival (2019) with Return of the Sun, a free fire performance at Middleton Beach.


Hundreds of community members congregated at Ellen Cove to watch SEA's performers welcome the season of Spring with interwoven fire spinning, juggling and fire breathing.



Photography - Ace Camera Club

courtesy of Warren Lilford, Bob Symons and Penny De Jong


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SEA respectfully acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land on which we perform, the Menang Noongar people and we pay our respects to the Elders past, present and emerging.  

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