The seats‚ I know it’s unlikely there’s anything you can do but they are ungodly.
Patron feedback, Unheimlich, 2021
Patron feedback, Unheimlich, 2021
For many years now, our seats have inspired pleas for help, expressions of extreme discomfort and suggestions that perhaps the excruciating pain is, in fact, part of the performance. (An intriguing thought, but it’s not.)
For a $1,000 a seat you can turn numb bums into comfy ones. To say thank you and recognise your generous contribution to the much-needed comfort of PICA patrons, we’ll add your name* to our new soft seats. Or get a group together and have fun debating what to call your shared seat.
Donate an amount of your choosing, and your name will be celebrated on our website**, and, of course, in the hearts (and bums) of all who shall ever sit in the PICA Performance Space.
Austral Fisheries
Melvin Yeo & Brigette Sheen
Robyn Glindemann
Meleta Jones
Wembley Gallery
Mike Snell
Simon & Jenny Creek, HHG Legal Group
Minali Gamage
Kelly Fliedner
David Geoffrey Hall
Ted Snell & Mary Moore
John Snell
Mark Clapham
Georgia Malone
Tarryn Gill
Richard Stone
Jillian Gill
Hawker Watts
Bella Snell
James Brown
David & Jenny Martin
Sweet Pea Arts
Hamish Milne & Zoé Lenard
The Rechabite
pvi collective
Mark Ellis
*All chosen seat names will be included at PICA’s discretion. So, please be kind and respectful of our patrons when picking the name that represents you.
**Amounts over $100 will be acknowledged on our website for five years.
Video: No Numb Bums, 2022, featuring past PICA performers Grace Chow, Jeffrey Jay Fowler, Ella Hetherington, Jacinta Larcombe, Sarah Nelson and Renee Newman, videography & editing: Edwin Sitt, sound: Aref Rashidan