DIG presents - Charlotte Spencer Projects: Is this a Waste Land?

Friday 12 and Saturday 13 May, 7.45pm (for an 8pm start)
Sunday 14 May, 4.45pm (for a 5pm start)
Larkfield bus depot

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Please buy your tickets now for Is This  A Wasteland.
Tickets are available online and from the box office until 5pm on Friday 12 May for the show that day, and until 5pm on Saturday 13 May for the Saturday and Sunday show. After that please call 07825 523095 for recorded information.
Tickets bought in advance can be collected on the day, at the site, just before the show.
Please go direct to the site of the ex-Larkfield Bus Depot on Victoria Road, at the junction with Butterbiggins Road, Southside, Glasgow G42.

This Is A Wasteland
A performance through headphones for a disused urban space.

We gather in the spill of the city - somewhere in between and left behind. You’re given headphones and offered instructions amidst a constantly shifting soundscape that is delicate and empty in one moment, infectious and playful the next. As day dips towards night we will make things with our hands. Many worlds are created, destroyed, re-purposed, re-imagined in this generous playground built by everyone.

Is this a Waste Land? invites us to consider how we value space, waste, home, belonging and community. 

How do we decide what a piece of land is worth?
What makes us feel like we belong?
How can we be together?

Bring an object to donate to the performance. This could be anything from an old bucket to a piece of wood, bike tyre or paint brush – you choose.

Disclaimer: This is an outdoor performance on a disused, unmaintained site - expect the ground to be uneven (so please wear sturdy shoes). Please dress for the weather - we would hate for you to get cold or wet. 

Access: If you have access needs we will do our very best to accommodate you. This can’t be guaranteed. Call the box office and speak to us before you book.

Is this a Waste Land? was funded using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England. Co-commissioned by Deep Roots Tall Trees, Compass Commission from The Greenwich Dance and Trinity Laban Partnership, Patrons of Charlotte Spencer Projects and a crowdfund campaign. Further funding from South East Dance, Greenwich Dance and Pavilion Dance South West. ITAWL was supported via South East Dance and Jerwood Charitable Foundation Dramaturg in Residence programme.