Half-Real SEPTEMBER 28 – OCTOBER 15 2011
Pictured top: Amber McMahon. Pictured below: Alirio Zavarce, Amber McMahon, David Heinrich. Image credit: Steve Tilling
Malthouse Theatre & Melbourne Festival present The Border Project’s
HALF-REAL ....
Director Sam Haren Assistant Director Cameron Goodall Writer Duncan Graham Performed by David Heinrich, Alirio Zavarce & Amber McMahon Design Consultant Geoff Cobham Lighting Designer Chris Petridis Video Artist Chris More Video System Designer Michael Marner Composer DJ TR!P (Tyson Hopprich) Controller Designers Ray Gardiner & Matthew Gardiner Costumes Katherine Fyffe Stage Manager Caitlin Byrne Production Manager Steve Tilling Controller Operator Aaron Herczeg Production Assistant Monica Hart Half-Real premiered at Varcoes Performance Space, Mount Gambier on Friday 26 August 2011, and opened in the Tower Theatre, The Malthouse, on Friday 30 October 2011
TOWER THEATRE, SEPTEMBER 28 - OCTOBER 15, 2011
DIRECTOR’S NOTE ..... Half-Real builds upon two previous interactive works created by The Border Project, Trouble on Planet Earth and Escape from Peligro Island. Both were based on the format of the Choose-Your-Own-Adventure books, where the audience can collectively steer the direction of the story, akin to the way the individual reader can in the original books. To realise this interactivity, we collaborated with media artist Matthew Gardiner to create a wireless controller called the Zigzag. Like a Wii remote, the Zigzag responds to movement, and allows you to make a series of choices during the performance that control what you will see. Making these works ignited a new possibility – what if we could make a show where the audience is playing a game? The game would be to investigate a mystery, and at the end to determine the culprit. Implicit to this game would be an interrogation of perception and how it builds our understanding of the truth.
In making Half-Real we wanted to reference the sophisticated aesthetics of computer gaming and translate them into a theatrical space. We envisioned an immersive projected environment that could transport the performers into a myriad of locations, display the user interface for the game itself, and represent a range of smaller characters. The incredible video design in this work is a synthesis of the talents of system designer Michael Marner and video artist Chris More. Michael’s unique methods of augmenting 3D objects and tracking performers have been coupled with Chris’s transformative content. We hope you enjoy the game! SAM HAREN
CAITLIN BYRNE STAGE MANAGER: Malthouse Theatre: Half-Real (with The Border Project), Thyestes (with The Hayloft Project), Happiness. As Assistant Stage Manager: Happy Days. Other theatre: Magnormos Productions: Life’s A Circus. White Whale Theatre: Melburnalia 2 (2009). As Stage Manager &/or Sound & Lighting Operator: Scratch Theatre: List of Invisible Things. Susan-Ann Walker & Sally Bourne Cabaret: Yummy. Winterfall Theatre: As You Like It. 3 to a Room Productions/Midsumma Festival: The Pyramid. Bryant & Frank Productions: Once We Lived Here. Training: Charles Sturt University, Bachelor of Arts (Communication & Theatre Media). KATHERINE FYFFE COSTUMES Malthouse Theatre: Half-Real (with The Border Project). Other theatre: As performer: The Border Project: Trouble on Planet Earth, Disappearance, Highway Rock ‘n’ Roll Disaster, Please Go Hop!, Despoiled Shore Medeamaterial Landscape with Argonauts. MTC/STC: Inheritance. Windmill: Afternoon of the Elves (Seattle), The Green Sheep. Patch: Each Beach. TV: Blue Heelers. Other: Katherine is a performer and founding member of The Border Project, and has co-created and performed in nearly all of the company’s work. She also holds the position of Finance and Operations Manager in the company.
CAMERON GOODALL ASSISTANT DIRECTOR & CO-CREATOR Malthouse Theatre: Half-Real (with The Border Project). Other theatre: As Actor: STC: The White Guard, The Oresteia, The Mysteries: Genesis, Comedy of Errors, Leviathan, Accidental Death of an Anarchist, Hamlet, Money Shots, Clockwork Forest(with Brink Productions), Vs Macbeth (with The Border Project). Awards: 2007 Adelaide Critics Circle Award for Best Actor (Hamlet). Nominations: 2007 Helpmann Award for Best Actor(Hamlet) & 2006 Best Supporting Actor (The Goat or Who is Sylvia). Training: Flinders Drama Centre, 2000. Other: As a founding member of The Border Project Cameron has co-created, performed in or written music for all of their productions. Cameron has written music for many other productions including True West (Flying Penguin), Escape from Peligro Island(Border Project/Windmill), and won an ARIA with his previous band The Audreys. Cameron is currently a member of STC’s permanent ensemble The Residents. DUNCAN GRAHAM WRITER Malthouse Theatre: Half-Real (with The Border Project), The Love Play (with ABC & B Sharp). Other theatre: floogle: Black Crow Lullabies. Old Fitzroy: one long night in the land of Nod. B Sharp: Ollie and the Minotaur. Belvoir: Cut. STC: No Exit from the Roof. As Director: ACArts: Macbeth, Asylum. floogle: The Homecoming. Splash: The Emperor’s New Clothes. As Assistant Director: STSCA: Hamlet, Uncle Vanya, STC/Belvoir: The City, Measure for Measure. STC: Our Town. As Actor: Bakehouse
Theater: Penetrator. STCSA: Architektin. Film: As Actor: Alexandra’s Project, Closed for Winter, Microbes to Macrobes: The Story of Frank Fenner. Awards: 2008 Jill Blewett Playwright’s Award, 2006 Adelaide Fringe Award for Most Original Work. Training: Duncan graduated as an actor from ACArts, Adelaide in 2003. Other: In 2009 Duncan was an Associate Artist at STCSA. In 2012 Duncan will be a part of the Griffin Theatre Company’s Studio & also a PWA Associate Playwright at STC. With Sarah John he is a founding member of floogle, an award winning independent theatre company whose work has played in Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney. SAM HAREN DIRECTOR & CO-CREATOR Malthouse Theatre: Half-Real (with The Border Project).Other theatre: The Border Project: Escape from Peligro Island (Come Out Festival 2011), Trouble on Planet Earth, Disappearance, Highway Rock ‘n’ Roll Disaster (Adelaide Fringe 2006), Please Go Hop! (with Ingrid Voorendt, Adelaide Fringe 2004 & Next Wave Festival 2005), The War (Gorge ’03 at the AFCT), Despoiled Shore Medeamaterial Landscape with Argonauts, Fronteras Americanas (Touring Singapore 2001 & Kultour 2003). As Assistant Director: Playbox Theatre Company/State Theatre Company of SA: Holy Day (with Rosalba Clemente). MTC: The Tempest (with Simon Phillips). Centenary of Federation: The Memory Museum (with Mary Moore). Dance: Australian Dance Theatre/Ignition 06: The Game Is Not Over. Opera: State Opera SA: The Station/At the Statue of Venus. Other: Sam is a founding member of The Border Project
and has directed/ co-directed all of the company’s work. He was recently one of three international finalists for Rolex’s Mentor and Protégé Initiative for a mentorship with Julie Taymor and is currently developing The Rope Project as an independent artist. Sam has also founded the Remote Telemetry Dialogues, an ongoing creative conversation with director Steve Mayhew, and created and manipulated Super Dimension Fortress One (Feast Festival 2004). Sam was awarded the Dame Ruby Litchfield Scholarship for 2002 and undertook a threemonth internship with The Wooster Group in New York, working on their production of To You, The Birdie! He also observed Forced Entertainment’s research and development of The Travels in the UK. He has worked with Leigh Warren and Dancers and the Australian Dance Theatre as a dramaturg and researcher. DAVID HEINRICH PERFORMER & CO-CREATOR Malthouse Theatre: Half-Real (with The Border Project). The Border Project: Escape from Peligro Island (Come Out Festival 2011), Vs Macbeth (with STC), Trouble on Planet Earth, Disappearance, Highway Rock ‘n’ Roll Disaster (Adelaide Fringe 2006), Please Go Hop! (Adelaide Fringe 2004 & Next Wave Festival 2005). Ontroerend Goed/Sydney Festival: The Smile Off Your Face. Aaron Copeland/Adelaide Symphony: The Second Hurricane. Robyn Archer: Boy Hamlet. Patch Theatre Company: Mr McGee and the Biting Flea. Windmill: Boom Bah. Music: Scared Weird Little Guys, Superband, 30 Minute Variety Hour (Adelaide Fringe & Melbourne Comedy Festival). David’s band
is called Lions At Your Door. Composing: Brisbane: The Restaged Histories Project. Arts Radar, B Sharp: Whore. Griffin Theatre Company: Quack. TV: Couch Potato. Training: Flinders Drama Centre. Other: David is a founding member of The Border Project and has cocreated and performed in nearly all of the company’s work. AARON HERCZEG CONTROLLER OPERATOR Malthouse Theatre: Half-Real (with The Border Project). Other theatre: As Technical Operator/Manager: Windmill Theatre: Escape From Peligro Island (with The Border Project), Cinderella. As Head Technician: Marryatville High School: The Forge Theatre. As Technical Assistant: Patch Theatre: The Little Green Tractor. Windmill Theatre: The Girl Who Cried Wolf. MICHAEL MARNER VIDEO SYSTEM DESIGNER Michael is a PhD candidate at the University of South Australia's Wearable Computer Lab. In the lab, he conducts research into projector based augmented reality, and humancomputer interaction. Before joining the lab Michael completed a Bachelor of Information Technology (computing and multimedia) with Honours. AMBER MCMAHON PERFORMER & CO-CREATOR Malthouse Theatre: Half-Real (with The Border Project), Optimism. Other theatre: The Border Project: Vs Macbeth (with
STC), Trouble on Planet Earth, Highway Rock ‘n’ Roll Disaster (Adelaide Fringe 2006), Please Go Hop! (Adelaide Fringe 2004 & Next Wave Festival 2005), The War (Gorge ’03 at the AFCT), Despoiled Shore Medeamaterial Landscape with Argonauts. STC: The War of the Roses, Gallipoli, The Serpent’s Teeth, Tales from the Vienna Woods, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Art of War, The Season at Sarsaparilla, The Bourgeois Gentleman, The Lost Echo, Mother Courage and Her Children. STCSA: Boston Marriage, Proof. Windmill: Boo, Afternoon of the Elves, The Snow Queen, Moonfleet. QTC: Vincent in Brixton. Woodford Indigenous Dreaming Festival/2004 Melbourne Comedy Festival/2004 Adelaide Fringe Festival: Black and Tran 2. Film: Peaches. TV: My Space, Savvy TV. Awards: 2005 Adelaide Theatre Guide Award for Best Individual Performance, 2002 Adelaide Critics’ Circle Emerging Artist Award, 2002 Adelaide City Council Performing Arts Award, 2002 Best of Opera Award. Training: Flinders University Drama Centre, Bachelor of Dramatic Arts (Hons). Other: Amber is a founding member of The Border Project and has co-created and performed in nearly all of the company’s work. CHRIS MORE VIDEO ARTIST Malthouse Theatre: Half-Real (with The Border Project), Criminology (with Arena Theatre Company). Other theatre: Windmill Theatre: Wizard of Oz. Arena Theatre Company: Girl Who Cried Wolf, Skid 180 (with Contact). Training: AdvDip Electronic Design and Interactive Media, Swinburne 1999. Other: Chris runs the creative design practise Studio Organic, an interdisciplinary studio
working in visual design. CHRIS PETRIDIS LIGHTING DESIGNER Malthouse Theatre: Half-Real (with The Border Project.) Other theatre: Torque Show: MALMÖ. Australian Dance Theatre: Be Your Self. Brink Productions: When The Rain Stops Falling. Other: Chris is a recent graduate of the Adelaide Centre of the Arts’ Technical Production course. STEVE TILLING PRODUCTION MANAGER Over the last fifteen years Steve has worked extensively within the Performing Arts and Corporate Event markets, as well as providing support for a number of Visual Arts projects. He has been involved with a wide range of productions, from experimental studio pieces to grand opera, festivals, live music and corporate events. While based mainly in Adelaide, he has toured most of regional South Australia and as far afield as the United States, Mexico and the Caribbean. Steve is a graduate of Adelaide's Centre for the Performing Arts. DJ TR!P COMPOSER Composing credits: Malthouse Theatre/ The Border Project, ABC, Tanja Liedtke, STCSA, Vitalstatistix, Federation Square, Insite Arts, The Australian Choreographic Centre, Brink Productions, Australian Dance Theatre, The Border Project, Windmill, Adelaide Fringe, Come Out, Tasdance, Closer Productions, Restless Dance Theatre,
Urban Myth & Kurruru Indigenous Youth Performing Arts. Live Performing Act & DJ: The Tank (New York), Super Deluxe (Tokyo), Game On (from the Barbican Art Gallery), The Famous Spielgeltent, Ten Days On The Island, Mona Foma, Sydney Opera House, Adelaide Festival, Big Day Out, Brisbane Powerhouse, Falls Festival, Brisbane Festival, Next Wave, This Is Not Art, Electro Fringe, Adelaide Fringe, Adelaide Cabaret Festival & the Australasian Computer Music Conference. Other: DJ TR!P is a multi-award winning producer, composer & performer of electronic music. He has produced live compositions for club sets, a variety of high profile contemporary theatre, dance & film productions, festival openings, launches & major cultural events. DJ TR!P’s signature palette is due to his unique use of obsolete 8-bit computers & video game consoles & his extensive treatment of audio from numerous session musicians. His music has been released on CD, vinyl, mini CD, online independently & on various independent labels in Australia & overseas. ALIRIO ZAVARCE PERFORMER & CO-CREATOR Malthouse Theatre: Half-Real (with The Border Project), Death (Things on Sunday). Other theatre: The Border Project: Vs Macbeth (with STC), Trouble on Planet Earth, Disappearance, Highway Rock ‘n’ Roll Disaster (Adelaide Fringe 2006), Please Go Hop! (Adelaide Fringe 2004 & Next Wave Festival 2005), The War (Gorge ’03 at the AFCT), Despoiled Shore Medeamaterial Landscape with Argonauts. Brink Productions: The Ecstatic Bible. The Yashchin Ensemble: Intimacy, I Only Came
To Use The Phone. STCSA/STC: Trojan Woman. Dos Ostias: Parallelo. Own works: Fronteras Americanas. Windmill: Boom Bah, Wizard of Oz, Escape from Peligro Island (with The Border Project). Opera: Leigh Warren/SA Opera/Brisbane Festival: Maria de Buenos Aires. Film: Look Both Ways, The Marriage of Figaro. As writer: No Strings Attached: Trapped, Sons & Mothers (in development). Gorge 09 Brink/AFCT: Conflict under an Australian Quilt. Awards: 2001 Adelaide Critics Circle Emerging Artist Award, 2006 Helpmann Academy Foundation Front, 2011 Fringe Graham Smith Peace Trust Award. Training: Flinders Drama Centre, 2000 Other: Alirio was born in Caracas, Venezuela. He is a founding member of The Border Project and has co-created and performed in all of the company’s work. Alirio is the associate director of No Strings Attached Theatre of Disability and lectures at the Flinders University Drama Centre. Alirio is also currently writing and developing The Book of Loco.
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