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Logue Lake

Logue Lake

Logue Lake is a queer cabin-in-the-woods horror exploring authenticity, the subconscious, and queer identity. Utilising low-power FM radio transmitters, each character has their own assigned FM radio station. With it, you can listen in – switch between – and follow each character’s conversations, thoughts, and personalised soundtrack. Staged in the round – audiences can roam around the cabin facade, peeking into the characters’ lives. 

Logue Lake draws inspiration from classic horror films like The Thing (1982) and from modern social commentary horrors like It Follows (2014)Video games like Her Story (2015)  – a crime fiction game with non-linear storytelling, have also influenced the work. 

For this development at PICA, we will be refining, building and testing the FM technology. Like a game developer letting people try early beta levels of their game, we invite audiences to come into the space to test, trial and interact with the story unfolding. Over our three-week development, there will be six work-in-progress showings, and we are inviting you to help us shape its future form.

Showing Times

Saturday 17 December, 11am & 3pm
Friday 23 December, 11am & 3pm
Saturday 7 January, 11am & 3pm (full)

Registrations

Registrations are now closed

Please complete the form below to register your attendance. 24-hours prior to the showing you will receive a confirmation email providing further instruction. Attendance is subject to availability and is accepted on a first response basis. 

Special Instructions

  • You will be asked to use a handheld radio throughout the showing.
  • Where possible, please provide your own corded headphones (wireless ones will not work). We will have a few available at the showing if you don’t own any.
  • Comfy shoes are recommended.
  • Please note: there will be elements of horror associated with the showing.
  • Content warnings include adult themes, references to drug taking, coarse language, and mild violence.

Writer – Geordie Crawley
Director – Elise Wilson
Producer – Erin Lockyer
Performers – Issac Diamond, Timothy Green, Will O’Mahony, Alicia Osyka & Morgan Owen
Composer – Louis Frére-Harvey
Sound Designer – Tim Collins
Set Designer – Bryan Woltjen
Stage Manager – Sophia Morgan
Mentor – James Berlyn

Geordie Crawley is a Boorloo based playwright, dramaturg, and theatre maker. He cofounded the multiple award winning independent theatre company Rorschach Beast, and was a curator for STRUT’s site specific dance platform Situ8. Geordie’s playwriting credits includes Logue Lake, Hive Mind, Girl in the Wood, All That Is Solid Melts Into Air, and The Narwhal. He’s worked with The Last Great Hunt, Spare Parts Puppet Theatre, and The Big HOO- HAA!! He also created the smash hit Impro Musical BangTown!

Elise Wilson is a Boorloo based Theatre Maker, Director and graduate of WAAPA’s BPA Performance Making course. Most recently, she directed the sell-out medical comedy Do I Look Like I Care (Bearhands Co. & State of Play, 2021) at the State Theatre Centre, winning a Fringe Weekly Theatre Award. In 2020, she directed Talkback (Sandpaperplane) and Bite Me (Sian Murphy) at The Blue Room Theatre’s Summer Nights season, the latter of which won a Fringe Weekly Theatre Award, and was nominated for the Martin Sims Award, as well as a PAWA for Best New Work.


Supporters

This development of Logue Lake is supported by PICA and Department of Local Government Sport Recreation and Cultural Industries