BEGIN:VCALENDAR METHOD:PUBLISH VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN PRODID:-//NONSGML Sandhills Development\, LLC//NONSGML Sugar Calendar Fe eds v3.8.2//EN X-WR-CALNAME:Tale of the Wolf X-WR-CALDESC:Salamanca Arts Centre X-WR-TIMEZONE:Australia/Hobart BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:Australia/Hobart BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:+1000 TZOFFSETTO:+1100 DTSTART:20261003T160000 TZNAME:AEDT END:DAYLIGHT END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:Australia/Hobart BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:+1000 TZOFFSETTO:+1100 DTSTART:20261003T160000 TZNAME:AEDT END:DAYLIGHT END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Tale of the Wolf DESCRIPTION:Presented by Institute of Luck\n\n\n\nPerformance Times:Frid ay 18th Dec – 8:00 pm Saturday 19th December – 8:00 pmDoors open 30 minutes prior to performance start timePerformance Tickets:General Admi ssion: $35 + booking feeConcession: $20 + booking feeWorkshop Time:Satur day 19th December: 10:00 amWorkshop Tickets:General Admission: $80 + boo king feeConcession: $45 + booking fee–––––When I was sixteen\, my Mother played me a recording of Jeffery Masson’s The Freud Diaries \, about Freud’s suppression of the Seduction Theory\, which led Freud to develop his theory of Hysteria. Tale of the wolf reimagines Little R ed Riding Hood from a survivor’s point of view. It speaks back to Freu d's theory of Hysteria\, through the mouth of the wolf\, a mythic figure of transformation that predates psychoanalysis. It tells the story of a woman half human half wolf\, set within a fictional history of wolves i n Australia. Weaving physical theatre and storytelling\, comic domestic anecdotes and fragments of Angela Carter fairy tales\, it traces a path through the layers of fabrication that line our colonial history\, seeki ng to reconcile us with our own natures. The performance is a dark\, pla yful act of contemporary myth making\, dispelling the shadows that lie b etween the stories we tell.Workshop: \n\n\n\nTale of the Wolf: auto - e thnographic theatre anthropology is a workshop of physical training and performance composition for theatre makers\, community collaborators\, w riters\, researchers and more. It shares principles and methods used to develop the performance developed by Eugenio Barba and Odin Teatret\, an d by Institute of Luck. It explores how the seemingly individual aspects of our own experience in theatre might reflect its function in relation ship with everyday life. It explores developing questions of auto – et hnographic theatre anthropology\, the act of authoring one’s own exper ience through theatre and performance with Institute of Luck.\n\n\n\nWor kshop Facilitators: \n\n\n\nAlice Williams is a performance maker\, com munity collaborator and researcher\, directing Institute of Luck\, a com pany founded through her auto – ethnographic PhD research with histori c company Odin Teatret\, interested in how theatre transforms everyday l ife. Her performances have been programmed by Inner West Council’s Edg e Spaces program\, PACT\, Performance Space\, Tamarama Rock Surfers\, Br isbane Festival\, Arts House\, Human Mosaic Festival\, supported by loca l\, federal governments and private philanthropy. She directs and facili tates community collaborations\, including with Milk Crate Theatre and N IDA Open\, and asks herself how theatre anthropology might function in t he first person\, towards an auto – ethnographic theatre anthropology. \n\n\n\nLucy  \;Watson (Mads Clove) is a multi-disciplinary artist w hose work spans and combines writing\, visual art and performance\, info rmed by clowning\, creative movement and storytelling. She often present s work as Mads Clove and is interested in expanding and fracturing what we expect of ourselves as humans\, so we can feel safe expressing differ ence. Lucy completed a BA Hons. from Australian National University\, an d an MA from UNSW Art and Design. Lucy is passionate about the role of a rt in healing and community. She has worked extensively with people with disability\, physical and mental health struggles and complex or trauma tic lived experiences\, and through her own lived experience feels conne ction and community within these groups.\n\n\n\nPerformance Credits:\n\n \n\nInstitute of Luck is a Sydney based theatre company interested in th eatre that transforms everyday life. It developed through Potluck peer e xchange and professional development workshops 2021 supported by Inner W est Council. The company has initiated Green Machine\, based on a story written during a relapse scare of Hodgkin’s Lymphoma about a monstrous plant that invades the home of a lovely couple\, Supported by Inner Wes t Council\, presented community and creative workshops with Riverside Th eatres\, Bill Crews’ Foundation\, developed and presented Tale of the Wolf\, including in residence at Rex Cramphorn Studios 2026.\n\n\n\nJaim e Petersen is a lighting designer and operator currently working at Sydn ey Opera House. She is a University of Wollongong alumni\, she has stage managed a wide variety of shows including Relativity (Joining the Dots Theatre Co. and National Theatre of Parramatta)\, Little Jokes in Times of War (KXT)\, Come Again (Purple Tape Productions)\, Sweet Mama (Campbe lltown Arts Centre).and production managed for Darlinghurst Theatre Comp any during the World Pride festival in Sydney as part of this work she m anaged Rainbow Tree (Fat Fruit)\, All The Sex I’ve Ever Had (Mammalian Diving Reflex)\, Gender Euphoria: Mighty Real (Mama Alto &\; Maude D avey)\, and Rainbow History Class: Live Show (Rudy Jean Rigg &\; Hann ah McElhinney).\n\n\n\nAdeeb Razzouk\, dramaturg is a multi-disciplinary artist\, youth art worker and emerging intimacy coordinator working on the traditional land of the gadigal people of the Eora nation \, Sydney. He graduated with a Bachelor in Theatrical Acting from the Higher Insti tute of Dramatic Arts in Damascus in 2016. Growing up in Aleppo\, Syria nurtured his curiosity to discover storytelling mediums using arts and t echnology.\n\n\n\nLucy Watson (Mads Clove)\, designer is a multi-discipl inary artist whose work spans and combines writing\, visual art and perf ormance\, informed by clowning\, creative movement and storytelling. She often presents work as Mads Clove and is interested in expanding and fr acturing what we expect of ourselves as humans\, so we can feel safe exp ressing difference. Lucy completed a BA Hons. from Australian National U niversity\, and an MA from UNSW Art and Design. Lucy is passionate about the role of art in healing and community. She has worked extensively wi th people with disability\, physical and mental health struggles and com plex or traumatic lived experiences\, and through her own lived experien ce feels connection and community within these groups.\n\n\n\nAlice Will iams is a performance maker\, community collaborator and researcher\, di recting Institute of Luck\, a company founded through her auto – ethno graphic PhD research with historic company Odin Teatret\, interested in how theatre transforms everyday life. Her performances have been program med by Inner West Council’s Edge Spaces program\, PACT\, Performance S pace\, Tamarama Rock Surfers\, Brisbane Festival\, Arts House\, Human Mo saic Festival\, supported by local\, federal governments and private phi lanthropy. She directs and facilitates community collaborations\, includ ing with Milk Crate Theatre and NIDA Open\, and asks herself how theatre anthropology might function in the first person\, towards an auto – e thnographic theatre anthropology.Content Warnings: The performance draws on lived experience\, the survivor’s story. It is not an overtly trig gering or directly confessional piece\, it contextualises experience wit hin broader patterns of culture and myth. Although this is a well-resear ched adaptation of a fairytale\, it does concern trauma. It contains adu lt themes that can be triggering. Appropriate supports are recommended 1 800RESPECT\, Lifeline and Beyond Blue.\n\n\n\n\nBook Now\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAc cessibility\n\n\n\nAccessible Toilet (located in the Courtyard)Registere d Assistance Animals welcomeCompanion CardHearing LoopLevel Access (via Stage Doors from the Courtyard) URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.sac.org.au/events/tale-of-the-wolf/ UID:urn:uuid:8d71dbbe-2cdb-4590-9341-8af3a73b01ac STATUS:CONFIRMED ORGANIZER: DTSTAMP:20261111T130901Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261218 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261219 LOCATION:Ground Floor\, 77 Salamanca Place END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR