PARADISE LOTS

Northlands Shopping Centre Carpark, Fuse Festival 2021
We’re creating a new world order.
It looks just like the one you created.
It still has concrete and cars. It still has money and hunger and greed. It still has slurpees.
Thank goodness it still has slurpees.
But it’s not your world.
This world was born from the one you watched die.
Pony Cam teams up with a group of young artists to transform an urban car park into a large scale performance space. Audiences will be confronted with a series of intimate performance works that challenge unchecked assumptions about youth.
Paradise Lots is an experience trapped between teenage cynicism and middle-aged optimism.
It is dangerous, physical and immediate.

Created and directed by/

Pony Cam 

Created and performed by/

Rumbi Mutezo, Scarlett Rose, Lakshmi Ganapathy, Charlotte Lynch, Zadie Mccracken, Lily Kennedy, Ludomyr Kemp-Mykyta, Ivy Crago, Isabelle Piccolo-Cody

Thanks to/

Darebin City Council, Youth Services, Northlands Shopping Centre, Fuse Festival  

PARADISE LOTS

Northlands Shopping Centre Carpark, Fuse Festival 2021
We’re creating a new world order.
It looks just like the one you created.
It still has concrete and cars. It still has money and hunger and greed. It still has slurpees.
Thank goodness it still has slurpees.
But it’s not your world.
This world was born from the one you watched die.
Pony Cam teams up with a group of young artists to transform an urban car park into a large scale performance space. Audiences will be confronted with a series of intimate performance works that challenge unchecked assumptions about youth.
Paradise Lots is an experience trapped between teenage cynicism and middle-aged optimism.
It is dangerous, physical and immediate.

Created and directed by/

Pony Cam 

Created and performed by/

Rumbi Mutezo, Scarlett Rose, Lakshmi Ganapathy, Charlotte Lynch, Zadie Mccracken, Lily Kennedy, Ludomyr Kemp-Mykyta, Ivy Crago, Isabelle Piccolo-Cody

Thanks to/

Darebin City Council, Youth Services, Northlands Shopping Centre, Fuse Festival