A man in a black hat flexes his muscles behind a woman who reaches up to put her hand on his bare chest. They are accompanied by a man with grey hair and beard playing the double bass.

A man stands in front of the stage door with one hand pointing sideways in front of him.

Kelly poses in front of a wall with one hand on her chest, one one her hip.

[in]security

Cabaret

Tasmania

A bent Kabarett. A bar. Behind the scenes, and on the stage. Aging divas go head to head conjuring moments where love, life and sex meet death, rejection and failure. All of this in a raucous evening of unapologetic dance, splintering theatre and life affirming performance art.

The DIVAS: Dr Hedley has worked the streets as a performance artist from Lymington to Berlin. Kenneth has been playing the double bass in big orchestras since 1976. Jane is dancing with legs that have been insured by Lloyds of London.

On a good night you might see Hedley strip, Kenneth take on Bach, and Jane smoulder her way through a show tune. Through the truth-telling prism of performance art they deliver a scorching, uncompromising manifesto on relevance.

Presented by: Second Echo Ensemble

Second Echo Ensemble [SEE] - Diverse artists engaged in AUDACIOUS practice to make STUPENDOUS works of art.

SEE is a contemporary arts organisation based in lutruwita,Tasmania. At its heart is an ensemble of diverse artists who live with a range of abilities. Our purpose is to develop, create and present exceptional art that challenges assumptions, shakes up stereotypes and gives voice to untold stories.

Formed in 2005, SEE has toured nationally and internationally. We have presented work independently and in Festivals including Ten Days on the Island, RAW space, Salamanca Moves, Dark MOFO, and MONA FOMA. SEE has toured work across Tasmania and beyond including to New Zealand, Undercover Artists Brisbane, Dancehouse Melbourne, You Are Here Canberra, and Lonely in the Rain Finland.