Southern Edge Arts
Circus - Theatre - Community
Championing the creativity of young people in the Great Southern for over 35 years
Updated: Feb 12, 2019
Performed in 2017.
Hitting the Fourth Wall was SEA's end-of-year showcase for the Actor's Club, Little Actors and filmmaking workshops.
Hitting the Fourth Wall was a play presented by the Actor's Club.
The Little Dog was a beautiful performance held by the puppetry class with Sandy O'Doherty.
The Plague was a short film produced by filmmaker Merlyn Moon.
Updated: Feb 12, 2019
Performed in 2017.
In a small Australian town, Marsh, Teddy, Poe and Ollie make an unlikely ring of mates. Marsh, a leader, Teddy, headstrong and righteous, Poe, not much at all and Ollie, the town’s black sheep. Four of them go camping, in the early days of one summer and when only three of them return, they begin turning on themselves, each asking the other “Who’s to blame?”
Written and Directed by Southern Edge Art’s emerging playwright Sam Kemp, A Place Not To Stray was a contemporary drama exploring judgement, friendship and loyalties.
Performed in 2016
SEA transformed the interior of the SEA Central theatre into the interior of the brain in this multi-art form production created especially for Mental Health Week. Performed by the senior SEA members from Puppetry, Drama, Circus, Aerials, Street Acrobatics and Lighting & Sound Tech.
Developed for 'Express It', Amity Health’s week long festival of arts and mental health, this youth devised performance brought together many of the performance arts offered at Southern Edge Arts and took the audience on a physical and emotional journey through the mind.
Mind Over Matter showcased dreams, hopes, nightmares and memories that are stored in the brain from young children through to adulthood. Using circus, theatre, parkour and multi media, Mind Over Matter explored mindfulness and the role of the brain in wellbeing and health for young people.
