The Crones World Domination Fundraiser

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Get ready to be part of a revolutionary new mythology that will transform the way we think about aging, environmental sustainability, and social justice! Gabrielle Leah New and The Space Between Performance Collective is thrilled to invite you to support our funding drive for ‘Reclaim the Crone – a seditious new mythology for the coming revolution’ a multi-arts performance that has already captured the hearts and minds of audiences, critics, and industry professionals.

Directed by the incomparable Gabrielle Leah New and produced by the visionary Carol Smith, ‘Reclaim the Crone’ integrates various art forms, including the mesmerizing Butoh, to create an unforgettable theatrical experience that engages your emotions and intellect. With its powerful message of hope, empowerment, and transformation, this production is a game-changer that will resonate with audiences of all ages, genders, and cultural backgrounds.

Our team is already creating waves with its strong track record of artistic achievement and experience. We have all performed nationally and internationally for years and are confident that we can take ‘Reclaim the Crone’ to audiences worldwide. Our production celebrates diversity and inclusion, reflecting the wisdom and experiences of older women and offering an alternative to the ageist and sexist messages that dominate our culture. We are committed to making our production accessible to all audiences and creating a safe and welcoming environment for everyone.

We are reaching out to you to take ‘Reclaim the Crone’ to the next level, building on the success of its premiere at Drift Arts Festival, Mornington Peninsula. With your support, we can develop a promotional package for the production, build relationships with key stakeholders, and apply for festivals, venues, and further funding. We plan to engage a graphic designer, copywriter, and Arts Marketer to create a high-caliber promotional package that will showcase our production’s artistic merit and relevance to audiences. We will also present an online screening of ‘Reclaim the Crone’ to audiences worldwide and further develop public programs to support the ongoing project.

Join us in making a meaningful impact on the arts community, audiences, and society at large. Help us to inspire positive action and engage with important issues. Together, we can create a future that celebrates diversity, inclusivity, compassion, healing and the power of the Crone archetype. Let’s make history!

https://artists.australianculturalfund.org.au/s/project/a2E9q000000F3TX

Crone Teaser

2 SHOW ONLY:

RECLAIM THE CRONE – a seditious new mythology for the coming revolution

by

Gabrielle Leah New and The Space Between Performance Collective

premiering at Drift Festival on the Mornington Peninsula in April

When: Saturday April 22nd @7pm

            Sunday April 23rd @ 5pm followed by a Q&A with the Artists

Where: Peninsula Community Theatre, 91 Wilsons Rd, Mornington, 3931

Free Event – Crone Walk: Saturday April 22nd @11.30am meet Rosebud Pier, 2 Jetty Road, Rosebud, Mornington Peninsula

Wear Red pants, skirts, shoes, tights – basically, Red on the Bottom… to walk together to support older women and our connection to the Earth.(Register for free using the link Below)

Tickets Available now from: https://www.trybooking.com/events/eventlist/eventListingAccount/reclaimthecrone

The Crones are Coming!

and we would love to see you and your crew at the premiere launch of our new production.

RECLAIM THE CRONE – a seditious new mythology for the coming revolution

by

Gabrielle Leah New and The Space Between Performance Collective

Premiering at Drift Festival on the Mornington Peninsula in AprilWhen: Saturday April 22nd @7pm      Sunday April 23rd @ 5pm followed by a Q&A with the Artists

Where: Peninsula Community Theatre, 91 Wilsons Rd, Mornington, 3931

Free Event – Crone Walk: Saturday April 22nd @11.30am meet Rosebud Pier, 2 Jetty Road, Rosebud, Mornington Peninsula

Wear Red pants, skirts, shoes, tights – basically, Red on the Bottom… to walk together to support older women and our connection to the Earth.

Tickets Available from: https://www.trybooking.com/events/eventlist/eventListingAccount/reclaimthecrone 

It would be wonderful if you could spread the word about the show. We have a special discount when booking 5 tickets…so get the gals (and guys) together and come along. 

Make a day of it on the beautiful Mornington Peninsula.

Look forward to seeing you.

supported by: Mornington Peninsula Performing Arts Fund, Climarte, Auspicious Arts, Drift Festival

HOT REELS Yarra Ranges

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Two of my films have been selected to be exhibited in an Exhibition on Climate: The Colour of Death: White and Sailing. This looks like a wonderful selection and I’m very exited to be apart of this important exhibition along with these amazing artists.

HOT REELS
Burrinja Climate Change Biennale presents
Short screen-based works by:

Deborah White, Ian Gibbins, Gabrielle Leah New,
Adam Sebire, LunaSea Studio, Meiwah Williams,
Gus Armstrong, Linda Luke and Martin Fox,
Edwina Green, Peachy & Mosig, Autumn Tansey

Curated by Gretel Taylor
Pedal power outdoor cinema by Little Projector Co.

Feb. 11, 2023 | The Park at Burrinja

Hot Reels info and booking: Burrinja Climate Change Biennale – HOT REELS

Papersaurus at Merri-bek Summer Show, Counihan Gallery

‘Papersaurus-Lamenting the void after the last tree has fallen’ (From the Monsters of Waste Series) is a statement about the impact of deforestation on the planet. In Australia in August we had a 64% increase in deforestation from last year at the same time. Humans are creating a mass extinction event, loss of biodiversity, a climate emergency and plagues from cutting down trees. Trees are our life force. We are symbiotically related to them-we breathe together. Papersaurus mourns the emptiness of a world without trees because without trees and plants life on this planet will cease to exist.

Our Future is Tense…it hangs in the balance. What we do today will either ensure a future for humanity or not…Trees are a huge part of the solution to our future survival. Stop cutting down forests and start planting more trees, creating ecosystems and finding regenerative, chemical free farming alternatives. This is the call to action from Papersaurus speaking for Mother Earth. We have a choice in what the future will look like.

Shown as a digital image so as not to destroy any more trees.

Plasticus makes a star appearance as part of Commune

I was invited to perform as Plasticus as Part of Commune in 2022.

*What is the human race racing towards?*

In a dark and sepulchral world, we sing an acapella wish for the future of humanity.

COMMUNE is an immersive multi-artform event (a blurring of music, dance, lighting design, poetry, bold costumes and theatre), directed by’ The Omega Point and featuring a gothic kaleidoscope of haunting electronic music.

COMMUNE has been devised collaboratively between musicians, dancers, artists to co-create an evocative, dream-like experience.

Taking place In a vast and spartan Carlton church, dominated by a pipe organ soaring toward the sky, COMMUNE draws us together to contemplate the future of humanity – are we on the path to self-destruction or will this be a new awakening?

COMMUNE has been co-devised with a diverse team of established and emerging artists, including physical theatre performers, drawing on a range of forms such as Butoh and the writings of Antonin Artaud. It will feature: musicians as dancers, dancers as musicians, dream-like multimedia immersion in an exploration of possibilities for the future of humanity.

Images by Matt Hrkac