USB | October 15th

This show will end when the USB is full.

In theoretical physics: 

● A USB that is full, is heavier than one that is empty. Mass is directly proportional to energy, so as the USB fills with data, it fills with mass. 

● Electrons behave differently when observed. When we measure the position of an electron, it hides other information about itself. 

● Information can travel faster than light. Particles communicate information simultaneously to one another at a distance. 

● There is a maximum amount of information that can fit in a finite space. When matter is pulled into a black hole, its information is inscribed on the edge of the universe.  

Now that you’ve received this information, where are you keeping it? Do you have space for more?

Come Down Collective’s USB is more ‘experiment’ than ‘show’, fusing technical design and episodic narrative in a frantic exploration of what it means to be real in an increasingly artificial world. 

Presented by Come Down Collective.

CREATIVE TEAM

Hannah Page | Co-director and Technical Designer 

Aimee Tacon | Writer and Co-director

Teddy Waddingham | Technical Designer 

CAST

Zoe Tempany | Gen

Varni Keioskie | Ant 

Marisa Bedwell | Dorso 

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DATE

Thursday, October 15th

7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

VENUE

The Amphitheatre, Seven Hills Hub

28 Tallowwood St, Seven Hills QLD 4170

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WARNINGS

Adult themes and language, sudden loud noises and strobe effects.

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Other Performance Dates:

Friday 16th October, 8:00 pm - 9:00 pm