Identity. Online. Sexuality. Data. Relationships. Technology. Queer. Virtual. Intimacy.
A collaboration between directors from Australia and Taiwan, Virtual Intimacy invites you to reveal information about yourself, openly and anonymously. From this, a post-digital work of participatory theatre evolves to explore both our relationships with technology and the ways in which it shapes our relationships with others.
South Australia's ActNow Theatre joins with Taiwan's Very Theatre for this unique performance experiment. A bilingual piece in English and Mandarin developed from work with local queer communities, Virtual Intimacy draws on its makers' practices in film, multimedia and participatory storytelling. Expect to play a part in the live conversations happening within the performance – bring a charged smartphone as we explore our intimate, digital selves.
Artists Involved
Check out images from our Asia TOPA Premiere
Virtual Intimacy has been supported by Arts Centre Melbourne though Asia TOPA, National Culture and Arts Foundation, the Department of Cultural Affairs Taipei City Government, the Government of South Australia through the Department of the Premier and Cabinet, and the support of a Playking Foundation Travel Grant.