| Venue | Meat Market |
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| Dates | Wed 2—Fri 4 June, 8.30PM; Sat 5 June, 4PM & 8.30PM |
| Duration | 75 minutes approx |
|   | Hearing loop facilities have been installed in the Meat Market's Flat Floor Pavilion to enhance sound quality and eliminate background noise for people who are hard of hearing. |
| Price | $45—$50 + booking fee. Tickets also available via Arts House [here](https://artshouse.sales.ticketsearch.com/sales/salesevent/9032) |
| Warning | Nudity, adult themes, suitable for ages 16+ |
| Note | Face masks are now required for patrons 12 years and older at RISING indoor venues. By entering a RISING venue you agree to wear a mask, if you refuse to do so you may be denied entry or asked to leave. As announced by the Victorian Government, face masks are mandatory in indoor settings for all patrons 12 years and over |

Event Information

| AUDIO DESCRIPTION |  Sat 5 Jun, 4—5PM. Use promo code DESCRIPTION when booking 
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| HEARING LOOP | Hearing loop facilities have been installed in the Meat Market's Flat Floor Pavilion to enhance sound quality and eliminate background noise for people who are hard of hearing. |
| MORE INFO |  Call our Ticketing team on 03 9662 4242 or [email](mailto:ticketing@rising.melbourne) for assistance. |


Accessibility Services

ACCESSIBLE PARKING

Multiple spaces available on Blackwood and Courtney Streets.

ACCESSIBLE DROP OFF

Loading zone and accessible parking spaces near Blackwood Street entrance.

DISTANCE COVERED BY PARTICIPANT

Under 100m.

ACCESSIBLE BATHROOMS

All spaces within the Meat Market feature D.D.A. compliant bathrooms.

OTHER ACCESSIBILITY NOTES

Some areas within Meat Market with cobblestone floors can be slightly bumpy due to their uneven surface. For more information and to access a mobility map, head [here](https://meatmarket.org.au/about/accessibility-statement).

PUBLIC TRANSPORT

Nearest accessible train station: Flagstaff Train Station is a 21 minute walk away.

Nearest accessible tram stop: Stop 3 - Lincoln Square/Swanston Street

Venue Access

Face masks are now required for patrons 12 years and older at RISING indoor venues. By entering a RISING venue you agree to wear a mask, if you refuse to do so you may be denied entry or asked to leave. As announced by the Victorian Government, face masks are mandatory in indoor settings for all patrons 12 years and over.

We are working with the Victorian Government and the Department of Health to deliver a COVID-Safe event for visitors, artists and staff. Find out what we're doing [here](https://rising.melbourne/covid-safe).


COVID-Safe Information

Co-creators: Anna Breckon and Nat Randall

Director: Anna Breckon

Writers: Anna Breckon and Nat Randall in collaboration with Andrew Brophy

Performers: Dina Panozzo, Nat Randall, Carly Sheppard and Anni Finsterer

Set design: Genevieve Murray (Future Method Studio)

Choreographer: Victoria Hunt

Lighting design: Karen Norris

Music Composition: Nina Buchanan

Sound Design: Daniel Herten

Cinematographer: Ross Turley

Lead camera operator: EO Gill

Light sculpture: Megan Hanson

Video work on TV: Matthew Griffin

Camera Operators: Lucy Parakhina, Lux Eterna and Jenny Atherton 

Vision Mixer: Rowena Crowe

Hair and Makeup Design: Sophie Roberts

Costume Designer: Emma Louise Price/ LUCKY BREAK CREATIVE

Intimacy Choreographer: Danielle Micich

Intimacy Consultant: Michela Carattini

Dramaturg: Miranda Harcourt

Production Manager: Dominic Hamra

Stage Manager: Meg Deyell 

Producer and tour manager: Fenn Gordon for Tandem

Sections of script devised by Paul Blenheim, Genevieve Giuffre, Sapidah Kian, Peter Paltos and Carly Sheppard.

Artistic team

This project has been assisted by the Australian Government’s Major Festivals Initiative, managed by the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body, in association with the Confederation of Australian International Arts Festivals Inc., commissioned by Adelaide Festival, RISING, Perth Festival and Sydney Festival.

Original co-commissioners: Performance Space, Arts House and Vitalstatistix 


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