My friend Anastasia has put together an evening of frivolity in order to raise some pennies for a school in Camboida where she volunteered earlier this year. You should come, it'll be quite the thing. You should bring other people too. That'd be swell. If you're keen you can click on the above image or read below for more information. It's tonight, you should probably know that. Sorry about the late notice, but face it you had nothing better to do anyway.
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Kork Chork
Wednesday 20th of June, 6pm
$6 and $8 entry
Pact Theatre, 107 Railway Parade, Erskineville
Cameron Foster, Suzan Liu, Miri Wheen, Pip Johnson, Anastasia Freeman, Daniel Green, Monika Brooks, Alice Amsel, T.R. Carter, Louise Dibben, Emily Morandini, Anna Chase, Jade Oldfield, William Noble.
A night of experimental sound, video and performance
A fundraiser for the volunteer development poverty children school in Siem Reap, Cambodia.
In association with Quarterbred and Pact Theatre.
$6 and $8 entry
Pact Theatre, 107 Railway Parade, Erskineville
Cameron Foster, Suzan Liu, Miri Wheen, Pip Johnson, Anastasia Freeman, Daniel Green, Monika Brooks, Alice Amsel, T.R. Carter, Louise Dibben, Emily Morandini, Anna Chase, Jade Oldfield, William Noble.
A night of experimental sound, video and performance
A fundraiser for the volunteer development poverty children school in Siem Reap, Cambodia.
In association with Quarterbred and Pact Theatre.
2 comments:
Hey how did the Kork Chork go? I was very busy and important and unable to attend, stop to imagine sad face here.
Sad face imagined. It all went very well. People came, there was frivolity, what more could you ask for?
It was a splendid affair for all involved. Extra points to Ana for putting the shindig together, and to William for bravely volunteering for technical duties. Never a braver fellow stood behind a mixing desk.
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