Saturday 28 August to Sunday 5 September
The Substation Theatre
Admission: $5 (concession for students, NSF, senior citizens and Friends of The Substation) / $7
For all ticketing enquiries, please call 6337 7535 or 6337 7800
The Box Office opens from 2pm to 8pm (weekdays only) and just before showtime.
Presented by The Substation Moving Images
Check out the website with the full programme and synopses – click here!
For Open Call 2010,The Substation is happy to announce that we have selected\\: The Singapore River as a Psychogeographical Faultline by Debbie Ding to be presented at The Substation Gallery from 2 to 26 September 2010.
For PerformanceOpen Call 2010,The Substation has selected RE:gina is Dead! by Melissa Quek, Elizabeth de Roza and Gilles Massot to be presented at The Substation Theatre.
A dark Theatre. Rustling sounds set the nerves on edge. In the blackness shapes are barely visible, but it feels like paper is everywhere. Somewhere a chalk outline.
Is that Regina? Why is she dead?
That’s up to you to decide in this interactive performance that defies categorisation. Part Installation part performance, the more you act, the more you’ll see.
Thumbprints, artifacts and bodies – images and symbols that point to one thing. You decipher the clues.
Dates: 16, 17, 18 September 2010
Time: 7pm to 7:45pm (First Session), 8:15pm to 9pm (Second Session), 9:30pm to 10:15pm (Third Session) Matinee on 18 September 2010: 3pm to 3.45pm (First Session), 4.15pm to 5pm (Second Session)
Price: $10 (concession) $15 Maximum: 15 people per session
To get/reserve the tickets, call the Box Office at 6337 7535 (weekdays only from 2pm to 8pm) or email: chris@substation.org
First Take
Monday 6 September, 8pm
The Substation Theatre Entry By Donation
Presented byThe Substation Moving Images
First Take, happening every first Monday of the month, is a regular platform for new and first-time filmmakers to show their work and share ideas with other filmmakers and audiences. This programme was inspired by discussions with local filmmakers and Moving Images supporters and provides a vital and vitalizing forum for new and first-time local filmmakers.