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9 — 12 April
30 minute sessions from
9.30am — 4.00pm
Oratory
Mob: $10
Kids & Concession: $19
Adults: $24
Family*: $50
Family passes available for
1 adult and 3 children
OR 2 adults and 2 children
9 — 12 April
30 minute sessions from
9.30am — 4.00pm
Oratory
Mob: $10
Kids & Concession: $19
Adults: $24
Family*: $50
Family passes available for
1 adult and 3 children
OR 2 adults and 2 children
Embark on a journey of light and imagination in the illuminating interactive installation by Patch Theatre. With a UV torch as your paintbrush, paint and stencil your own voyage and steer ships that leave glowing paths of light in their wake.
As you explore Sea of Light, artworks by Contemporary Aboriginal Visual Artist Elizabeth Close are painted in light across the sea floor. These paintings speak to the connection between land and sea, the earth and waterways and are informed by the diversity of the Australian landscape. They also reflect the deep relationship that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Australia have with Country.
Sea of Light weaves together magical light and a gentle soundscape by composer Rob Edwards to create a unique adventure for the whole family.
This event is best suited for children aged 3+.
All little ones must be accompanied by a grown up.
Patch Theatre creates visually captivating performances for 4–8 year olds, exploring how children see the world. Their works place children at the centre of the performance, promoting imagination, wonder and discovery.
Founded on Kaurna Yerta, South Australia in 1972, Patch has produced over 120 unique works and won countless awards. Patch performances have been presented across Australia and the globe, capturing the imaginations of children worldwide.
Each year, Patch provides inspirational, design-rich theatre experiences to over 50,000 children.