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BURIED CITY
By Urban Theatre Projects, Belvoir and Sydney Festival 2012

In a gutted building primed for development, a group of security workers, labourers and a local teenager are getting set for a showdown over who builds the future and who gets to own it.

Western Sydney's celebrated Urban Theatre Projects (The Fence, The Last Highway, Back Home) joins forces with Belvoir for this timely, thought-provoking show about a city and society redefining itself.

Buried City is an ambitious work about ever-changing cities where waves of immigrants make new lives on old land. Backed by that troubadour of Redfern- Waterloo, Perry Keyes, this is a surprising show about the kindness of strangers and the brutality of old friends.

This work was first developed through a commission from Harbourfront Centre, Toronto, Canada.

Buried City contains coarse language

Upstairs, Belvoir St Theatre
1hr 20mins
Preview January 6, 7 at 8pm
Season January 8 - February 5
Tues at 6.30pm | Wed-Sat at 8pm | Wed 11, 18, 25 at 2pm
Sat at 2pm | Sun at 5pm

Tickets
$62/$42/Senior $52/Preview $42
Sydney Festival: 1300 668 812 book online
Belvoir: 9699 3444 book online

Location & Public Transport
Belvoir is located just a five-minute walk from Central Station. To reach by foot from the station, walk up Devonshire St, turn right into Elizabeth St then left into Belvoir St. The theatre is at 25 Belvoir St, just a little further up the hill.

If you are coming by bus there are stops near the corner of Belvoir and Chalmers Streets, and Belvoir and Elizabeth Streets.

Parking
There is time-limited street parking available around the theatre and NO onsite parking.

Partners
Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union (CFMEU) and their Retired Members Association, African Women Australia Inc and Gadigal Information Service Aboriginal Corporation, Les Tobler Contruction and Training Centre.

Supporters
Australia Council for the Arts, Besen Foundation, City of Sydney, Arts NSW, Sydney Festival, Belvoir and Urban Theatre Projects.

Special thanks to our set sponsor Pacific Group

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Conceived and Directed
Alicia Talbot

Writer
Raimondo Cortese

Co-devisors and performers
Valerie Berry, Perry Keyes, Russel Kiefel, Effie Nkrumah, Hazem Shammas and Meyne Wyatt

Set and Costume Designer
Mirabelle Wouters

Singer-Songwriter
Perry Keyes

Sound Designer and Composer
Paul Prestipino

Lighting Designer
Neil Simpson with Sean Bacon

Movement Director
Kathy Cogill

UTP Executive Producer
Michelle Kotevski

Production Manager
Sharna Galvin

Production Consultant
Neil Fisher

Stage Manager
Frank Mainoo

Assistant Stage Manager
Rosealee Pearson

Community Liaison
Annie Winter