Business student Zayne Woodley Lake is taking theory to the theatre with at an LA-bound show at Brisbane’s Metro Arts.
Billed ‘Part Art Exhibition, Part Performance, Part Experiment’ RAW will pose some uncomfortable questions about a culture of conformity and changing up conversations to generate dialogue that borders on the controversial.
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The hybrid physical theatre performance, which runs for two nights on Friday and Saturday (Aug 18-19), features the voices of 10 young artists from around the world and has been curated by Brisbane-born, Los Angeles-based Zed Hopkins of Hara Productions.
Griffith double degree student, Zayne Lake, is its producer.
Serious production
“Producing this project is a great fit for me,” Zayne (20) says. “I’m putting theory from the event management classroom on a Friday afternoon directly into practice with a serious production in Brisbane CBD.
“I still see this piece of physical theatre through creative eyes, but now through my studies