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Patrick Blenkarn: Play

Play asks you to play. Just play. It is somewhere between an instructional monologue and and inspirational monologue for the flamboyant musician within you. It puts into direct conflict actions of play and the social/behavioural superego in each of us that polices experiences of liberation.

Susanne Chui: Beautiful Mountain

I’m excited to explore the limitless possibilities of sound. As a dance artist I focus on movement and the visual world. To dive into sonic waters is exciting and intriguing. What will come out of it? Who knows! That’s what excites me the most.

How to Throw a Listening Party

Below are some suggestions from your friends at Secret Theatre for Listening Parties designed to bring a small group of people together to share the experience so the Secret Selfies become something more.

How Does It Work?

Set up the location in your home, local cafe, or favourite picnic environment.

Place single audio selfie on an iPod playing on a continuous loop.

The number of iPods matching the number of guests is highly recommended.

Let’s get creative and suspend it in a glass bottle.

Snacks and drinks will help set the atmosphere.

You can introduce the work, and recommend pieces people might find interesting, or you can leave it to be discovered. It’s entirely up to you.

Allow folks to guide themselves.

Take a photo and share it on our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/xosecret?view_public_for=1113686808648576