2014 History
Polyglot on tour
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- Ants is presented at the ASSITEJ World Congress in Warsaw, Poland, with a local team, directed by Ian Pidd.
- Sue Giles is elected a member of the ASSITEJ Executive Committee.
- Polyglot tours extensively with seven works to the USA, Poland, South Korea, regional Victoria, Perth, Brisbane, Indonesia.
- Paper Planet showcases at IPAY in Pittsburgh, USA.
- The Great Australian Dream premieres at Melbourne Recital Centre (original commission). This large-scale site-responsive project is the beginning of Bellbird and Sound of Drawing. The event also includes a bubble-wrapped staircase, dozens of tiny houses with individual door chimes, a whoopee cushion foyer and Adam Simmons’ interactive music box installation.
- Drawbridge – our first work collaborating with comic book artist Michael Fikaris and Indonesian schools in Duri, Sumatra. Also the first Papermoon collaboration in Yogyakarta and the village of Sumber – with a new performance Misteri Siung Buto created with comic book artist Mandy Ord and Papermoon core team and kids.
- Our Kids Collaborations school residency with Woady Yalock Primary School – Shadow Bus – takes place.