6000 to 1 2015

Come all-in with Stompin as they explore the anatomy of choice and chance in 6000 to 1.

Using dance, video and sound, this performative journey will analyse a variety of high-stakes scenarios selected and curated by young Tasmanians. 6000 to 1, a reference to Tasmania’s youth suicide statistics, uses the metaphor of a casino and manipulates the concept of time to explore the impact and importance of the choices we make. Place a bet with Stompin as they explore the repercussions of real life situations in a showdown with the notions of luck, chance, fate and choice.

Location: Sawtooth ARI Level 1, 160 Cimitiere St, Launceston 7250

Wed 25 March, Thurs 26 March, Fri 27 March, Sat 28 March, Sun 29 March

Performed by Young Tasmanians

Emma Porteus: Director/Choreographer

Martyn Coutts: Dramaturge/multimedia artist

Ben Cisterne: Lighting Design

Adam Wheeler: Guest Choreographer

Matt Delbridge: Spatial Design

Randall Foxx: Composer

Artskool: Visual Artists

Sonja Hindrum: Costume Design