“Everything we see hides another thing, we always want to see what is hidden by what we see.”—René Magritte
Monday 10 August – Saturday 29 August. Various locations around campus
Words of Walls asks the passer-by to see the stories, the poetry and the imaginary in their everyday, urban environment.
Friday 14 August – Saturday 29 August. The Quad, Old Law. Gather at the Union Theatre box office in Union House and you’ll be escorted to the site.
Fall through the gaps in Sophocles’ text and be swept up in the satyrs’ search for the source of Poetry, Art, and all that bullshit.
Monday 17 August – Sunday 30 August. Atrium Gallery, Architecture building
When I first learnt English I learnt to say 'I am fine thank you and you?' in response to 'How are you?'
Monday 17 August – Saturday 29 August. Rowden White Library, second floor, Union House
Walk among books as they reveal their true personalities, argue with each other and talk to you!
Monday 24 August – Friday 4 September. George Paton Gallery, second floor, Union House
If there’s one thing I know about it’s repetition…
Tuesday 25 August. Elisabeth Murdoch Building
Lo and behold! The marvelous sight of gutters turned to glory, of paper boats with personality!
Tuesday 25 August, Film Shoot: Weekend of 21-23rd August. Brooklyn Project (1888 Building)
Student filmmakers are given 24 hours to weave their own short stories, culminating in a student mosaic of a movie.
Wednesday 26 August – Saturday 29 August. Union Theatre, ground floor, Union House
In a globally-generic apartment block, residents are being murdered. Who’s close enough to kill them on their doorsteps?
Thursday 27 August, Thursday 27 August, Friday 28 August. Staircase, Architecture Building
Hierarchy; (i) An arrangement of items (ii) a journey of open verse (iii) a relationship on a staircase
Friday 28 August – Saturday 29 August. Guild Theatre, Union House
Due to popular demand Union House Theatre announces two extra shows! Choice, chance, attraction and danger – what are the elements that trip the switch and turn strangers into something more intimate?
The winners of the MUDFEST11 Mudcakes have been announced at the MUDFEST gala spectacular.
Remember voting is active until 9pm tomorrow night and is done in the club
Have you found them all?
Everyday we are faced with choices, stretching from the profound “what do I want to be?” to the mundane “one sugar or two?” Hangman, billed as “a comedy…about torture”, questions the choices we choose to make important and the reasoning that goes into making these decisions.
Review: The Puppets
The Puppets is a worthy part of the Mudfest11 program as it deals with the idea that in some situations there are no hidden spaces…