Vitalstatistix Theatre Co, Port Adelaide, SA

Waterside Workers Hall, originally built by the Waterside Workers Federation in 1926 and Vitalstatistix Theatre Company's home since 1992, has been central to Port Adelaide s cultural life for eighty five years Cutawayis a three year 2011 2013 interdisciplinary arts project about this iconic, heritage listed building Site specific art works, made within and around Waterside by artists and community makers, will reveal and honour the extraordinary memories that inhabit the hall The Cutaway installation, 2011, will be our first public exhibition of work Each artist is responding to the resonance of Waterside, working with community members, other artists and alone to make art works from song and sound, text, projection, sculpture, still image, film and live performance It s a beautiful, eclectic and unfinished exploration of the hall and the people who have occupied it Each Friday and Sunday, Live Cuts is a chance to see live elements of the installation, connect with the Cutaway project and make your own contribution to this celebration of Waterside Workers Hall Creative team Annalise Rees, Cindi Drennan, Emma Webb, Gaelle Mellis, Heidi Angove, Janine Peacock, Jason Sweeney, Maude Davey, and Sasha Grbich Community Partners Born on Monday Choir, Kurruru Youth Performing Arts, Port Adelaide Artists Forum, Port Adelaide Maritime Union of Australia Veteran s Association, and the Port of Adelaide National Trust Why Pozible Vitals needs your assistance in bringing this project to life Your support will go towards artist fees, community honorariums, project materials and production costs Opening night Friday 7th October, 7 10pm Installation season Sat 8th Oct to Sunday 23rd Oct, 11am 5pm Wed to Sun, not open Mon Tues Live Cuts Fridays Oct 7th, 14th and 21st from 7 10pm, and Sundays Oct 9th, 16th, and 23rd from 2 5pm Waterside Workers Hall, 11 Nile St, Port Adelaide Entry by gold coin donation Cutawayis presented as part of the 2011 Port Festival