Belloo (AUSTRALIA) in collaboration with Good Company Arts (NEW ZEALAND) and Phluxus2 Dance Collective (AUSTRALIA) PRESENT

The Woman Remembers

The Woman Remembers is a sophisticated and visually striking projection work that explores themes of belonging and loss, reflecting on our relationship with the landscape and our shared experience of the climate emergency. The work has evolved through a long-term collaboration between independent theatre companies in Australia, New Zealand, and Japan.

Scalable in form, it has appeared as a projection across the façade of the Judith Wright Centre (2022), and as an immersive micro-cinema experience at Metro Arts (2023). Across both iterations, the work invites audiences to reflect on the fragility of landscape and the quiet urgency of the climate emergency, tracing the delicate threads that bind memory, place, and change.

Watch the video below featuring the façade of the Judith Wright Centre, and visit our International Women’s Day page for more information about the micro-cinema experience.

Script excerpt

The woman remembers
the day the earth shook
and the sea came rushing inland

burying her house
burying her street
burying her village

under thick mud

The woman digs until stars forget their origins
and planets whirl in silence

She is a reel of thread
She is undone

Script excerpt from The Woman Remembers © Katherine Lyall-Watson


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